Enttäuscht Lyrics – Mucco

Enttäuscht Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
In the intro, Mucco kicks off with a mix of frustration and defiance. He’s clearly irritated and speaks aggressively, using harsh language to insult someone or something he finds disappointing. He criticizes a particular establishment or person, calling them worthless and telling them not to be trusted. Mucco’s tone is confrontational and mocking, emphasizing his disdain and setting a raw, rebellious tone for the rest of the song. He also throws in some personal jabs, mentioning his background and family to assert his superiority and disdain for whoever he’s addressing.

[Part 1]
In this section, Mucco boasts about his disciplined and professional approach to his work, even casually signing contracts while dressed in a tank top. He warns that if anyone makes a mistake, they will face serious consequences. Mucco contrasts his high standards and success with those who engage in shallow activities, like dating people he deems unworthy or flaunting expensive brands like Chanel, which he considers inappropriate for his circle. He talks about making significant money from performances, highlighting how one of his shows brings in more cash than a group of others might. He reflects on his connections with powerful and sometimes shady figures, showing a blend of pride and detachment from the mainstream, superficial aspects of his life. Mucco mentions being involved in betting and making threats against anyone who challenges him, emphasizing his no-nonsense, intimidating approach. Overall, this part underscores his success and the tough, sometimes ruthless attitude he adopts to maintain his position.

[Pre-Hook]
In the pre-hook, Mucco shares that he spends time in a café, placing bets, and indicates a hardened stance against anyone who tries to test him. He reveals a preference for financial gain over personal relationships, making it clear that he values money more than romantic or casual encounters. This snippet highlights his focus on business and self-preservation over personal connections.

[Hook]
The hook is a powerful and repeated reflection of Mucco’s self-disappointment. He admits to being unhappy with himself, feeling he has sacrificed his personal values and spiritual well-being for the sake of fame and money. Despite being popular and liked by his friends, he struggles with self-loathing and regret over his choices. He reflects on trading his moral and spiritual integrity for material success and fame, ultimately feeling disconnected from the shallow world he’s part of. The repetition of these feelings underscores his ongoing internal conflict and sense of betrayal, emphasizing how he grapples with the reality of his decisions versus his inner values.

[Part 2]
In this part, Mucco dives into personal reflections and struggles. He describes how his mother gave him advice on the way home, but he still finds it hard to find peace and sleep. He expresses anxiety and discomfort when encountering police, indicating the stress of his lifestyle. Mucco mentions that he feels overwhelmed by his responsibilities, and despite his success, he often feels isolated and disconnected. He reflects on his past, including the fact that one of his close friends served time in prison, and contrasts his success in music with the loneliness he feels. He acknowledges his father’s concerns about his choices, hinting that his father doesn’t fully understand the pressures and realities of his life. Mucco also reminisces about simpler times and his longing for a past that feels more genuine compared to his current, complicated existence. He critiques the music industry, expressing frustration with its superficiality and the lessons he’s learned from past mistakes. Overall, this part reveals his internal conflict and dissatisfaction despite his outward success.

[Pre-Hook]
Here, Mucco reflects on his past desire for revenge and admits to frequently lying about his well-being. He notes that he is now widely recognized, contrasting this public success with his ongoing internal struggles. This pre-hook highlights the contrast between his public image and private discontent.

[Hook]
The repeated hook emphasizes Mucco’s deep self-disappointment and regret. He feels that he has compromised his values and spiritual integrity for temporary fame and money. Despite being well-regarded by friends and achieving success, he remains troubled by the disconnect between his personal beliefs and his public persona. The repetition of these feelings reinforces his internal struggle and highlights his dissatisfaction with the materialistic world he finds himself in, even as he publicly achieves success.

[Outro]
The outro is a brief reaffirmation of the song’s emotional tone, using a casual sign-off that echoes the earlier sentiment of frustration and disillusionment. It reinforces the song’s themes of self-reflection and personal conflict.