GHETTO SUPERSTAR LYRICS – LAZZA

GHETTO SUPERSTAR Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro sets the tone by repeating the phrase “ghetto chic” and the idea of becoming a superstar. It emphasizes a transition from humble beginnings to a glamorous lifestyle, celebrating a confident identity that merges street style with fame. It’s all about embracing this new persona and the excitement that comes with it.

[Ritornello (Chorus)]
In the chorus, Lazza talks about cruising in a flashy supercar with the lights off, symbolizing a carefree and rebellious attitude. He acknowledges that he spends money freely, even if it might leave him broke later. There’s a sense of singerity in his presence on the boulevard, with women drawn to him, recognizing his allure as a “ghetto superstar.” The mention of Nike Air adds a touch of street culture, showing he’s rooted in his origins.

[Strofa 1]
In the first verse, Lazza reflects on his wealth, evident through the logos of euros and dollars in his eyes. He admits to not traveling in economy class anymore, highlighting his rise in status. He calls out wannabes in the scene, emphasizing his authenticity and influence. Lazza expresses frustration with people who pretend to know him but really don’t. He enjoys the exclusivity of his new lifestyle, aligning himself with a luxurious, edgy vibe and distancing himself from those who don’t understand his journey.

[Ritornello (Chorus)]
This chorus repeats the themes from earlier, reinforcing Lazza’s lavish lifestyle and the fleeting nature of people around him. He confidently states that he has a voice in the scene, where women are enamored by his charm. It captures the essence of being a ghetto superstar, blending success with a grounded identity.

[Strofa 2]
In Ghali’s verse, he opens with a unique rule, suggesting individuality like Goku from Dragon Ball. He shines bright even in tough times, enjoying lavish breakfasts while being surrounded by beautiful women. He feels a connection to a higher power, discussing everything with God. Ghali critiques others in the industry, mocking those who underestimated him, and he humorously describes his insatiable hunger for success. He hints at his competitors’ weaknesses and shows confidence in his skills, while he remains unfazed by negativity. The mention of the Duomo and the Madonnina indicates a sense of pride in his roots and a playful defiance against the mainstream.

[Ritornello (Chorus)]
This part mirrors the earlier chorus, reinforcing the carefree attitude, wealth, and influence that Lazza and Ghali share as ghetto superstars. It highlights their allure and how their lifestyle draws attention and admiration.

[Outro]
The outro repeats the celebratory theme of ghetto chic and the journey to becoming a superstar. It emphasizes pride in their identity and the transformation they’ve undergone, cementing the idea that they’ve embraced this new status while still remembering their roots.