Cioccolato (feat. Vacca)

The song 'Cioccolato' by Two Fingerz, featuring Vacca, is a playful and metaphorical exploration of indulgence and the search for relaxation in a hectic world. The repeated phrase 'vado fuori per il cioccolato' (I go out for chocolate) serves as a metaphor for seeking pleasure and escape from daily stresses. The chorus emphasizes this indulgence, with the artists singing about consuming 'chili' (kilos) of chocolate, symbolizing an excessive and almost hedonistic pursuit of comfort.

Two Fingerz's verses delve into the idea of finding simple solutions to life's complexities. The lyrics mention not being a 'business-man' and not having a 'blackberry,' suggesting a rejection of the high-pressure, corporate lifestyle. Instead, the artist finds peace in small, everyday pleasures and alternative ways of thinking. The mention of Gandhi and the preference for 'tolleranza' (tolerance) over conflict further underscores a desire for a more relaxed and harmonious existence.

Vacca's contribution to the song continues this theme of seeking alternatives and coping mechanisms. He speaks about always having a 'piano B' (plan B) and finding shortcuts to make life easier. His aversion to sweets, preferring 'salato' (salty) foods, adds a personal touch to the narrative of finding one's unique path to satisfaction. The recurring advice to 'stare un po' più rilassato' (be a bit more relaxed) ties the song together, reminding listeners to take a step back and find their own ways to unwind and enjoy life.