Complex (feat. G-DRAGON)

Zion.T's song 'Complex,' featuring G-DRAGON, delves into the intricate web of self-doubt, identity, and societal expectations. The lyrics reveal a deep-seated struggle with personal insecurities and the pressure to conform to societal standards. Zion.T expresses a desire to change various aspects of himself, such as his height and appearance, to fit a more idealized version of himself. This reflects a common human experience of feeling inadequate and wishing to be someone else, someone who is perceived as more successful or attractive.

The chorus, 'My complex, I’m COMPLEX than the magazine,' highlights the multifaceted nature of his insecurities. Zion.T acknowledges that his self-hatred is more profound than any external criticism he might face. This line suggests that the internal battle with self-worth is often more challenging than dealing with others' opinions. The reference to being 'complex than the magazine' implies that his issues are deeper and more complicated than the superficial images portrayed in media.

G-DRAGON's verse adds another layer to the song, emphasizing the idea that everyone has their own set of complexes and struggles. He questions whether others could handle his life and the pressures that come with fame. This collaboration between Zion.T and G-DRAGON underscores the universality of these feelings, regardless of one's status or success. The song ultimately serves as a poignant reminder that self-acceptance is a difficult but essential journey, and that everyone, no matter how seemingly perfect, has their own battles to fight.