DIVERSITÀ Lyrics – SadTurs, KIID

DIVERSITÀ Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: ANNA]
This part sets the vibe and confidence for the song. They’re saying loud and clear that their music is different, not the usual stuff you hear. It’s a proud, energetic intro where they hype themselves up and show that they’re bringing something unique and fresh to the table.

[Ritornello: ANNA]
She’s talking about how even if he doesn’t call or reach out, she still feels like she needs him. She’s confused about how to deal with these strong feelings and wishes there was some kind of class to understand their differences better. Even though things aren’t easy, she doesn’t want him to leave—she wants him close. Sometimes, they just sit in silence together, but that feels real compared to all the fake people around them. She doesn’t like admitting it, but he’s become something she can’t do without.

[Strofa 1: ANNA]
She’s asking him to say he hates her again, kind of daring him, but also hinting at how toxic things have become. She promises that if he says it one more time, she’ll disappear—no more being online, no more contact. She went out, dressed up, felt amazing, like a superstar, and when he asked where she was, she gave a teasing answer, showing she’s done chasing. Their relationship is a rollercoaster—they’re in love one minute, enemies the next. He kisses her, then turns cold like pointing a weapon. She reminds him she was by his side even before he became successful. Now, to get over him, she turns to partying and distractions, pouring drinks just to forget.

[Ritornello: ANNA & Glocky]
Again, it goes back to how she feels drawn to him even if he’s distant. She doesn’t understand why she still feels like she needs him. It’s frustrating, and she wishes she could figure out how to deal with these feelings. All their differences make things hard, and she jokes that there should be a university course to understand them. Despite the chaos, she doesn’t want him to go—she just wants him there, even if they’re quiet. He’s the only real thing in a world full of fake people, and even though it’s tough to say, she knows she needs him.

[Strofa 2: Glocky]
He knows they’re different, but to him, that’s what makes it exciting. He says if she doesn’t love him, someone else will. He’s got money and wants to escape somewhere with her. She sticks with him because she knows he treats her well, even better than other rappers. He talks about his sense of style, name-dropping designer brands like Dior, showing he’s leveled up. He reminds her that he changed his life just like he said he would. The way he lives and makes music isn’t typical—it’s wild and intense. He’s feeling the highs, both emotionally and chemically, comparing his power in music to a father and his kids. He doesn’t need to try hard anymore—he makes money easily, and that’s become his comfort. He knows she might lie to him, but he shrugs it off, saying money is his real friend now.

[Ritornello: ANNA]
Once again, she opens up about the confusing bond they share. Even if he’s not calling or messaging, she still can’t shake the feeling that she needs him in her life. She wants to be with him but doesn’t know how to make things work. Their differences keep clashing, and she half-jokes about needing a university class to figure it all out. She doesn’t want him walking away—she just wants him to stay and be present. When they’re together, even silence feels meaningful. He stands out as something real in a world full of fake people, and she quietly admits she can’t do without him.

[Outro: ANNA]
The ending brings back the opening energy, with a reminder that their music isn’t ordinary. They take pride in being different and true to themselves. It’s like closing the song with the same attitude they started—confident, bold, and a little playful.