NTNUFJ

Yung Sarria's song 'NTNUFJ' delves into the emotional aftermath of a lost relationship, capturing the essence of moving on and the complexities that come with it. The lyrics reflect a sense of resignation and acceptance as the artist grapples with the end of a significant relationship. The repeated lines, 'Yo no te quería perder pero ya me acostumbré' (I didn't want to lose you, but now I'm used to it), highlight the internal struggle of letting go and the gradual process of adapting to life without the other person.

The song also touches on the theme of memory and the passage of time. Yung Sarria mentions not having any photos together and losing his phone, symbolizing the fading memories and the physical loss of connection. The lyrics 'Nos ganaron los miedo' y nos dejamo' perder' (Fear won us over and we let ourselves lose) suggest that fear and perhaps misunderstandings played a significant role in the relationship's demise. This introspective look at the past is juxtaposed with the present, where the artist finds solace in his music, travel, and new experiences.

Additionally, 'NTNUFJ' explores the coping mechanisms Yung Sarria employs to deal with his emotions. The references to weed, new relationships, and material wealth ('Lo de hoy yo me lo gasto en weed and new bad bitch') indicate a lifestyle of distraction and indulgence. However, these lines also reveal a deeper sense of emptiness and the ongoing struggle to fill the void left by the lost love. The song paints a vivid picture of a young artist navigating the highs and lows of life, fame, and personal growth, all while trying to make peace with his past.