Sostituite (outro)

In 'Sostituite (outro),' thasup delves into the complexities of human relationships, personal struggles, and the quest for authenticity. The song opens with a stark observation: 'Le persone che stan male vengon sostituite' (People who are suffering are replaced). This line sets the tone for a narrative that explores the transient nature of relationships and the emotional toll it takes on individuals. The artist reflects on the inevitability of people leaving and the pain that accompanies it, likening it to self-inflicted wounds.

Thasup uses vivid metaphors to describe the emotional landscape he navigates. The imagery of having a heart in chains 'come iene' (like hyenas) and the notion of doing good without receiving anything in return highlight a sense of disillusionment. The reference to models wanting to drink the blood of real people suggests a critique of superficiality and the exploitation of genuine emotions for personal gain. This theme is further emphasized when thasup mentions spending millions for someone, only to drown his sorrows in liquor, indicating a deep sense of betrayal and loss.

The song also touches on the artist's resilience and determination to stay grounded despite the challenges. Thasup speaks of being deceived since school, having thorns on his skin, and dealing with people who only care about his name. Yet, he remains steadfast, seeking something better and more meaningful. The desire to 'rivedere il colore' (see the color again) and the metaphor of dying and being reborn like a flower symbolize hope and renewal. The outro concludes with a powerful message about self-reflection and the importance of staying true to oneself, even when faced with external pressures and internal fears.