L’ultimo Giorno Del Mondo Lyrics – Jake La Furia

L’ultimo Giorno Del Mondo Lyrics Meaning

[Strofa 1: Jake La Furia]
Jake La Furia opens with a confident vibe, testing the microphone and declaring that he never gives up, even when times are tough. He mentions having his mind “off” while the TV is on, signaling a disconnect from the world and the state of rap music. He’s living as if it’s the last day on Earth, fearless and ready to take on whatever comes. The mention of diamonds on Saturn’s rings shows how far he’s come in terms of wealth and success. He also takes shots at lesser rappers, boasting about his superiority. The “Classe G” refers to luxury, and he’s rolling with influential people in Milan. He doesn’t care about others’ opinions, doing whatever he wants—eating, partying, and sleeping. The “fanculo” attitude toward those who take advantage of others further emphasizes his rebellious and unapologetic character. He runs fast like Sha’Carri Richardson, referencing strength and speed, while the “Dracarys” shout adds an intense, fiery touch.

[Pre-Ritornello 1: Jake La Furia]
In this pre-chorus, Jake expresses living each day as though it could be the last—embracing life with passion and intensity. He also references his upbringing, implying it was harsh and that religion wasn’t a welcoming presence in his environment. The rawness of his past has shaped him into the person he is today.

[Ritornello: Rkomi & Guè]
The chorus reflects a deep connection to the fleeting nature of time and life. The lyric “sto con la morte, che sarà l’ultima prima volta” (“I’m with death, which will be the last first time”) conveys a sense of inevitability and finality, as if the end is always near. The idea of time mattering for clocks but not for people suggests that human life is short-lived, regardless of how much time seems to pass. The imagery of drügs and surgery in the verse shows how his life has been filled with ups and downs, and growing up in the public eye has made him immune to judgment. He’s always lived in a place where divine presence was not felt, reinforcing a tough, no-nonsense mentality.

[Strofa 2: Guè]
Guè begins by boasting about his long experience in the rap game, dismissing others who were once inferior to him. He keeps his distance from fake friends, highlighting his busy lifestyle and his focus on important things like enjoying sunsets. The mention of “Nobu” and “Cipriani” alludes to high-end restaurants, reinforcing his wealth and status. He also plays with the idea of being involved with someone who claims to be single, showing his complex relationships with people. His reference to a “DOGO” (a breed of dog) versus a “Pinscher” emphasizes his strength and dominance over those he views as weak. Guè has no interest in just dreaming; he’s all about making real moves and dealing with hard facts—his “munizioni” or “ammunition” are the things that keep him ahead of the game.

[Pre-Ritornello 2: Guè]
Here, Guè again focuses on living as though every moment could be the last, taking risks, and living to the fullest. The reference to Cuban chains symbolizes his long-standing success, while his self-assurance shines through—he’s always been a “G,” a figure of respect, while others don’t measure up.

[Ritornello: Rkomi]
The chorus in this section continues the theme of living intensely, embracing the idea of being close to death. The focus is on time and the way it ticks by for everyone, yet for him, it feels irrelevant—he’s lived through wild experiences, from drügs to surgeries. His growth in the public eye has left him indifferent to judgment, and his tough environment continues to shape his unapologetic attitude towards life.