They Call Me Tiago (Her Name Is Margo)

TIAGZ's song "They Call Me Tiago (Her Name Is Margo)" is a vibrant anthem of self-assertion and personal triumph. The lyrics revolve around the artist's journey from obscurity to success, emphasizing his hard work and determination. The repeated line, "They call me Tiago, I don't know who's Margo," serves as a declaration of his identity and individuality, distancing himself from any confusion or misidentification. This line also highlights the randomness and misunderstandings that can come with sudden fame.

The song's chorus, "I just hit this Lotto, I'm building up my Cargo! And I know that I gotta go," metaphorically represents TIAGZ's breakthrough moment and his subsequent efforts to capitalize on his success. The 'Lotto' symbolizes a stroke of luck or a significant opportunity, while 'building up my Cargo' suggests accumulating wealth, achievements, and experiences. The urgency in the phrase "I know that I gotta go" reflects his awareness of the fleeting nature of opportunities and the need to act swiftly to maintain his momentum.

Throughout the song, TIAGZ reflects on the challenges he faced, including being judged and underestimated. Lines like "I've been patient in all the grind, I put and strive for 'til 5am" and "Everybody really judged me, behind my back" reveal the perseverance and resilience required to achieve his goals. The song's upbeat tempo and confident lyrics create an empowering message about staying true to oneself, working hard, and seizing opportunities despite obstacles and naysayers.