CRASH Lyrics – Marracash Ganlyrics

CRASH Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
In the intro, Marracash is pointing out that it’s obvious how messed up things are, and you don’t need a special tool to see that everything is in decline. He suggests that we’re not just in danger, but we are the danger ourselves, acknowledging the chaotic state of society.

[Strofa 1]
In the first verse, Marracash highlights the growing gap between the rich and poor, warning that this divide will only get worse. He criticizes a government that is stuck in outdated thinking, relying on order and control to cover up deeper issues. He also calls out the way people are increasingly addicted to social media, seeing it as a new form of oppression where engagement (likes, shares) drives everything. He points out the fake nature of much of today’s success, where people flex wealth and appearances, yet deep down there’s nothing substantial to back it up. There’s a rising sense of anger toward the privileged, with celebrities and the rich seen as out of touch. Marracash also critiques the manipulation of power by those in control and the mindless pursuit of success and status by those who follow trends blindly. He ends with a strong criticism of tech billionaires, referencing Elon Musk, while emphasizing that people must understand the importance of exercising power before losing it.

[Pre-Ritornello 1]
Here, the artist describes a crowd watching, seemingly passive while there’s a hidden war going on in the background. He highlights how bad news is constantly fed to the public, making their minds like a “playground” where negativity and chaos thrive, fueling people’s discontent.

[Ritornello]
In the chorus, the repeated “crash” symbolizes the impending collapse of society and its systems, signaling that we are moving faster and faster toward an unavoidable disaster, which will hit suddenly and forcefully.

[Strofa 2]
In the second verse, Marracash dives deeper into the idea of “bubbles”—metaphorical representations of unstable situations in society. He mentions financial bubbles, environmental issues, and the rise of superficiality, pointing out how everything seems to be about making money and gaining fame. He refers to how people are distracted by the small pleasures (like social media likes and the latest trends) while real issues are ignored. The lyrics touch on how people are disconnected from reality and numb to suffering, dismissing tragedies with a few swipes of their phone. He speaks of how fear of the future and reliance on the past have led to a lack of action, with people retreating into their own isolated worlds. Marracash also criticizes the state of the music industry, where creativity is being controlled by a small group of influential people, and societal issues like immigration and freedom of expression are being reduced to empty rhetoric.

[Pre-Ritornello 2]
This pre-chorus portrays a sense of impending doom, with no one reacting as the countdown to disaster begins. Marracash emphasizes that time is running out, and the situation is getting dire, with people closing their eyes to avoid facing the reality.

[Ritornello]
The chorus is repeated again, reinforcing the idea that we are getting closer to the “crash.” It’s a sudden and inevitable event that will have catastrophic consequences, highlighting the urgency and gravity of the situation.

[Outro]
In the outro, Marracash reflects on how the crash will ironically benefit businesses and the powerful, even though no one is thinking about the long-term consequences. The focus is on the immediate gains, and society continues to head toward disaster without considering what comes next.