Casanova (feat. Gazo)

The song "Casanova" by Soolking, featuring Gazo, delves into the themes of success, the trappings of fame, and the complexities of romantic relationships. The lyrics suggest a narrative where the protagonist has risen from a challenging past, marked by the need to avoid conflicts and troubles ('esquiver les pétages'), to a present where he is in control and successful ('j'ai déjà décoller' - I have already taken off). The repeated phrase 'fallait pas déconner' (shouldn't have messed around) implies a warning to those who doubted him or did him wrong, indicating that he has moved beyond their reach.

The song also touches on the idea of the artist as a Casanova, a character known for his romantic escapades. However, this modern Casanova is aware of the superficiality of some relationships, recognizing that certain partners may be more interested in material wealth ('pour acheter bijoux à la mama lova') than genuine connection. Despite this, there's a sense of resilience and self-assurance, as the artist has closed off his heart ('j'ai fermé mon corazón') for the time being, focusing on his career and personal growth.

The collaboration with Gazo adds a layer of camaraderie and shared ambition, as they both acknowledge the presence of fake friends and enemies ('faux frérots') while emphasizing the importance of hope and perseverance ('tant que y a la vie, on dit toujours: Y a espoir'). The song's upbeat tempo and catchy hook contrast with the more serious undertones of the lyrics, creating a dynamic and engaging listening experience that reflects the complexities of modern life and the music industry.