Società Lyrics – Tony Boy

Società Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Tony Boy]
Just a vibe setter, no real words or story here.

[Ritornello: Tony Boy]
Tony and his friend have teamed up and built something together, kind of like starting their own business or lifestyle. They’ve got trap houses, probably linked to their music scene or hustle. While others talk big but don’t really do much, they’re out here making real moves. He throws shade at people who say they’re rappers without backing it up, while he drops songs and climbs his way to the top.

[Strofa 1: Tony Boy]
He’s talking about girls and how some don’t keep up with his lifestyle. He jokes about making a mess like in the old TV show “Art Attack” and says he’s caused chaos in the music scene. His music isn’t just songs, it hits hard like an addiction. People around him stay stuck, and if you push your luck too far, things will break—like wallpaper peeling or a relationship falling apart. He brags about sleeping around, saying it gets tiring for the girl. He spends money thinking it’ll help with his low moods. His city is wild and chaotic, full of fake people who skate around issues and stay superficial. Everyone changes cars, but deep down nothing changes. He carries emotional scars and talks about a girl who wants his credit cards, but not to use at an ATM—clearly hinting at materialistic intentions.

[Ritornello: Tony Boy]
Again, he’s repeating that he and his friend teamed up, got into the trap game, and built something like a brand or crew. They’re not just talking—they’re doing.

[Strofa 2: Shiva & Tony Boy]
They’re flexing heavy here. Starting up a Lamborghini, joking that they’ve got more cars than in Mario Kart. Even the Maybach isn’t for showing off—it’s for relaxing with naps. They’re dominating the music charts in winter and vacationing in places like Marrakech in summer. Making big money off dark, gritty music has left them surprised at times. There’s a warning to not mess with them—they’re protective of their empire and will strike back, just like punching a train ticket. There’s a mention of a girl with a BBL (cosmetic surgery) who grabs attention, but overall, they say everyone else is dry or struggling while they’re still shining. With a nod to Iron Man (Tony Stark), they say they’ve got the “metal”—which could mean wealth, weapons, or strength. They end it with a classic trap vibe, pouring syrup (likely codeine) in a cup, hinting at a partying, numbed-out lifestyle.

[Ritornello: Tony Boy]
Once more, he emphasizes that he and his friend are in this together, living in trap houses, running their own thing. Others might not know what they’re really doing, but love to talk like they’re in the game. Meanwhile, they keep dropping tracks and pushing their way to the top.