Rempong

YonKaGor's song 'Rempong' delves into the frustrations and complexities of modern life, particularly focusing on the bureaucratic and societal hurdles that make simple desires seem unattainable. The term 'rempong' is a colloquial Indonesian word that roughly translates to 'complicated' or 'troublesome,' and it serves as the central theme of the song. The artist questions why life has to be so complicated, expressing a desire to avoid unnecessary stress and complications.

The lyrics highlight specific challenges, such as the high costs and bureaucratic red tape associated with moving overseas. YonKaGor mentions the government's role in making it difficult to live with a loved one, adding a layer of personal struggle to the song. This sentiment is relatable to many who have faced similar obstacles in their lives, whether it's dealing with immigration laws, financial burdens, or other systemic issues.

Despite the frustrations, the song carries an underlying message of resilience and coping. YonKaGor chooses to channel his stress into singing, using music as an outlet to express his feelings and find solace. This act of turning to art in the face of adversity is a powerful reminder of the therapeutic role that creativity can play in our lives. The song encourages listeners to find their own ways to cope with the 'rempong' aspects of life, whether through music, art, or other forms of expression.