Digos Lyrics – Shiva

Digos Lyrics Meaning

[Strofa 1]
In the first verse, Shiva reflects on his rise from a difficult past to a life of success and luxury. He mentions smoking shisha with his friend Paky and selling hashish, showing his connection to the streets. He recalls how he once couldn’t afford designer clothes for fancy places but has now moved up in the world. Shiva flexes his wealth, referring to brands like McQueen and mentioning his car and phone, symbolizing his status. He insults others, dismissing their attempts to compete with him, and warns them not to come near if they don’t have the proper protection. The line about Red Bull gives a nod to the idea of getting wings or power from the streets, while his mention of a mafia-like group suggests his ties to a powerful circle. The verse ends with him challenging those who talk about gangsta rap, claiming that his music is not just an album but a “new bible,” positioning himself as a leader in the genre.

[Strofa 2]
In the second verse, Shiva continues to highlight his dangerous lifestyle, mixing lean and Wockesha, referencing his drug use. He mentions signing a deal worth half a million, drawing comparisons to other successful artists like Guè and Marra. Shiva brags about being deeply involved in the street game, making moves in Milan, and growing wealth from shady activities, including cloning drügs and manipulating stocks. He talks about being constantly under surveillance, even by Interpol, but still being unstoppable. The mention of a Nokia phone moving “balls” suggests dealing drügs in a discreet way, and the reference to wearing a ski mask and taking codeine shows how the street culture glorifies dangerous habits. He calls out the rise of drügs, prostitutes, and crime in society, symbolized by his Range Rover and the DIGOS (Italian police). He emphasizes the power he has, moving shooters around, and making big moves, like a footballer, showcasing his dominance in both crime and music.

[Strofa 3]
In the third verse, Shiva asserts his authenticity as a “real” gangster rapper, distancing himself from others who are fake or only talk the talk. He boasts about having lived the life he raps about, making it clear that he’s not just about image. The line about riding on two wheels like an “handicapped” person is a reference to his freedom and fearless nature, as he’s always moving fast and on the edge. He mocks those who talk about gangsta rap, implying they’re not genuine. Shiva also mentions how he got a Daytona watch from an occupied house, showing he’s been involved in the underground scene for a long time. Despite the money, he remains unchanged, reinforcing the idea that wealth doesn’t define him. The final lines show his constant awareness of danger, with drones watching and his shooter ready, indicating that he’s always prepared for any threat, while his enemies are left powerless, “transformed” by his presence.