Von Party zu Party

SXTN's 'Von Party zu Party' is a raw and unfiltered portrayal of the chaotic and hedonistic nightlife culture. The song captures the essence of moving from one party to another, indulging in various vices, and experiencing the highs and lows of the party scene. The repetitive chorus, 'Von Party zu Party,' emphasizes the endless cycle of partying, suggesting a lifestyle that revolves around constant celebration and escapism.

The lyrics paint vivid scenes of aftershow parties, where the superficiality of the attendees is highlighted by the contrast between 'billige Menschen in teuren Klamotten' (cheap people in expensive clothes). This line critiques the materialism and pretentiousness often found in such environments. The mention of 'Koka und Jim Beam' and being 'so high wie Marley' underscores the rampant drug and alcohol use, portraying a culture where excess is the norm.

SXTN also touches on social issues within the nightlife scene, such as discrimination and exclusion. The line 'Kanacken und Schwarze haben Hip-Hop erfunden, doch Türsteher lässt sie nicht rein' (Immigrants and Black people invented Hip-Hop, but the bouncer won't let them in) highlights the racial barriers that still exist in these spaces. The song also delves into the darker side of partying, with references to unwanted advances and the potential for violence, as seen in 'du wirst angegrabscht und dumm angemacht' (you get groped and stupidly harassed).

Overall, 'Von Party zu Party' is a gritty and honest depiction of the nightlife culture, filled with both the allure and the pitfalls of a life spent chasing the next high. SXTN's candid lyrics and energetic delivery make this song a compelling commentary on the hedonistic and often superficial world of modern partying.