Della Gang Lyrics – Shiva

Della gang Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro is a simple, energetic shout “Let’s go,” setting the tone for the song. It’s a hype moment to get the audience excited and ready for the rest of the track.

[Strofa 1]
In this verse, Shiva is showcasing his dominant, fearless persona. He starts by referencing his red bandana, symbolizing power and defiance, likening it to the “goblins” from the streets. He compares Milan to Gotham City, where he’s the Batman, and others, like his crew, are his Robin. He claims to carry a sword, representing his sharp, deadly flow, referencing the “bushido” code and his dedication to rap like a samurai. Shiva mentions the scene being harsh, with people trying to challenge him, but he stands firm, taking everything seriously. He talks about being on a private jet and being untouchable, even when people try to mess with him. He compares rappers who fake their success with botox to himself, showing his raw, real nature. He also mentions how he’s become much tougher and colder than before. He prides himself on doing everything on his own, and his success speaks for itself. Despite all his fame and luxury, like the Benz with chains, he stays true to Milan and the streets. He acknowledges the haters but doesn’t care about their opinions. His confidence extends to his romantic life and the game he’s in, where you need to disregard ethics to lead.

[Pre-Ritornello]
In this part, Shiva expresses how many people want his unique style (“slang”) and his money, but they’re all enemies who are secretly weak and submissive to his gang. Even though these people wish for his downfall, they’re nothing but pawns.

[Ritornello]
The chorus repeats the phrase “Della gang,” which means “of the gang.” This repetition emphasizes the strength, unity, and loyalty of his crew. It’s a declaration of ownership and power, asserting that he and his gang dominate.

[Strofa 2]
Shiva describes himself as sharp and ready for anything, showing no mercy to his enemies. He’s been through a lot, and even when he’s not in the streets, he remains at the top, unlike others who’ve fallen behind. He raps as if he’s still fighting for survival, representing his struggle and how he views his situation as a war, not just music. He sees life in black and white, with no middle ground, and his conscious is dark, just like the sprite drink he mentions. He’s aware that his success is inevitable, and eventually, people will recognize his power. He dismisses people who talk nonsense and even mocks those who recycle the same old ideas. In his eyes, these people are just garbage in the rap game, meant to be discarded.

[Pre-Ritornello (repeated)]
This section repeats the earlier sentiment that many people want what he has—his style, his money—but they’re ultimately weak and will be controlled by his gang. The message is clear: they are nothing compared to him.

[Ritornello (repeated)]
Once again, Shiva emphasizes his ownership of the gang and their strength in numbers. The repetition drives home the idea that his crew is untouchable and powerful.

[Strofa 3]
In this verse, Shiva reflects on the fine line between reality and fiction. As he grows more successful, he sees that line blur, suggesting how fame can distort one’s perception of life. Despite his luxury, with homes and cars, the microphone remains his only true therapy. He admits that he’s been pushed to the margins of society, but even so, he remains at the top of his game. He has over fifty platinum records but still faces criticism. He talks about being constantly alert, with his crew ready to protect him from danger. Shiva doesn’t trust anyone, and every purchase he makes is also for his girl, showing his generosity within his circle. His loyalty to his gang is strong, and he compares himself to a painting by Picasso, dark and mysterious. He claims to be real and raw, even under investigation, rejecting the fake evaluations people place on him. His life is a night ride in a Maybach, free from his competitors. He insists the only real difference between him and others is his dedication and struggle. His style is born from survival, and he doesn’t believe in the “saints” of the rap world because he’s never met them.