Supercar Lyrics – Shiva

Supercar Lyrics Meaning

[Strofa 1]
In the first verse, Shiva boasts about his elevated lifestyle, comparing his style (“drip”) to the vast production of textile factories, indicating that his fashion game is on a whole new level. He acknowledges his past, with references to a criminal record (“fedina”), but he’s proud of it because it’s a part of who he is. He feels like his success is almost complete, but there’s one thing missing: a Grammy. Despite all his achievements, Shiva still chooses to live a dangerous life, describing himself as being on the streets without fear. He’s the one who handles his business directly, much like a call center answering requests. He stays cool in high-pressure situations with the line about having cold drinks for “hot tongues” (heated arguments). Moving to his wealth, he’s rolling in Lambos, not the more common Mercedes, and is back in his city, showing no signs of stopping. The “Milly” refers to his expensive jewelry and wealth, and he makes it clear that he’s genuine and true to himself, with the “bollino rosso” possibly symbolizing being marked for danger or recognition. He mentions the risks he’s taken, hinting at street life dangers, while also making it clear that he’s at the top now, with luxury items and money pouring in from platforms like YouTube.

[Ritornello (Chorus)]
In the chorus, Shiva declares that he’s a “fu*ked-up superstar” living the high life in a supercar. He leaves behind those who are still stuck in a dark, dangerous lifestyle, referencing “pipe di crack” (crack pipes), showing a contrast between his current world and the struggles of others. He’s aware of the risks that come with his life, symbolized by the “click, clack,” which could refer to the sound of a gun or tension in his environment. The mention of millions on his phone shows how successful he’s become, and the “red dot” could symbolize a threat or being watched, adding a sense of danger to his luxurious lifestyle. The whole vibe suggests that while Shiva enjoys the rewards of fame and money, it comes with a price.

[Ritornello (Chorus)]
In this repeated chorus, the same themes are emphasized: Shiva and his crew are living like superstars, cruising in supercars and leaving behind the chaos of a dangerous world. He continues to reference his power and wealth, with millions of dollars on his phone and a red dot (possibly indicating a constant threat or surveillance). The “click, clack” again alludes to the dangers surrounding him, showing that even though he’s reached the top, he’s not free from the risks that come with the lifestyle.