DAVVERODAVVERO Lyrics – Artie 5ive

DAVVERODAVVERO Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro sets the mood with a chill and confident vibe. “La bella vita” means “the beautiful life,” suggesting success and enjoyment. Artie 5ive mentions his producer, hinting that he’s about to create something great with the beat. It’s a casual but self-assured opening, showing he’s in control and ready to deliver.

[Pre-Ritornello]
Here, the artist reflects on making it big despite being underestimated. He acknowledges the people who doubted him but proves them wrong. His mother watches him from a screen, possibly meaning she sees his success from afar. He barely remembers his past self, indicating how much he’s changed. He also mentions lost loved ones looking down on him while he continues grinding through life’s struggles. He now moves differently in the city, no longer using public transport, symbolizing his growth.

[Ritornello]
The chorus repeats the theme of achieving success despite doubts. He again mentions his mother watching him, showing his journey affects his loved ones. His past is a blur, meaning his lifestyle shift has been drastic. He feels like those who passed away are watching over him while he keeps hustling. Moving through Milan “from the back” suggests he’s now in exclusive spaces, reinforcing his rise.

[Strofa 1]
He starts by acknowledging those who passed away, suggesting their presence still guides him. He sees life as a struggle, calling it “hell.” He moves discreetly through Milan, possibly indicating a need for privacy or a different social status. Watching someone put on makeup in the mirror makes him hope for lasting happiness. He questions if he truly deserves his success or if he’s just living a dream. Starting from nothing, he never had traditional education but now sells out concerts. He rejects being taught by others because he’s made it on his own. If he were to die now, he knows who was really there for him. Even surrounded by wealth, he stays true to himself, emphasizing authenticity despite fame.

[Ritornello]
The chorus repeats, reinforcing his journey from doubt to success. His mother watching from a screen and lost loved ones observing from above highlight how his life has changed. He acknowledges life’s struggles but keeps moving forward, navigating the city differently now.

[Strofa 2]
He describes a packed venue, showing his success. Even if he dies tonight, he doesn’t care—he’s living life to the fullest. He enjoys smoking, drinking, and being with beautiful women. He remembers struggling in his old neighborhood but now experiences luxury, like being in the mountains. He flexes driving a Mercedes without a license, symbolizing success despite rules. Wearing designer shoes and eating fine dining shows his rise in status. He admires his country’s beauty but admits that people, including himself, can be the problem. When he says “I love you for real,” he means it sincerely. He sends love to his brother, realizing in the moment how far he’s come.

[Pre-Ritornello]
The lines repeat, emphasizing his journey. He made it despite doubts, his mother sees his success, and his past is distant. Lost loved ones are watching over him, and he continues grinding through life’s struggles. His new lifestyle means he navigates the city differently, no longer relying on public transport.

[Ritornello]
The final chorus reinforces everything—he’s made it despite skepticism, changed significantly, and remembers those who supported him. His movement through Milan symbolizes his success, and he continues pushing forward.