Giovane Re Lyrics – Shiva Ganlyrics

Giovane Re Lyrics Meaning

[Strofa 1]
In the first verse, Shiva begins by boasting about his power and success. He uses metaphors like “floating on asphalt” and “not seen like the Holy Spirit” to express his untouchable and elusive nature. He compares his abilities to turning his competition into “asbestos dust” and their chains into cheap copper, suggesting that he easily outshines them. He describes his lavish lifestyle, mentioning a white Lamborghini and “metal in his head” (perhaps referring to his confidence or a reference to style). Shiva then warns that if anyone challenges him, they’ll fail (“become participles”). He talks about his rise, waiting his turn, and respecting the process, but now he’s ready to take over the rap game, likening himself to Edipo (a tragic figure who did what he had to do despite the consequences). He also mentions his taste in women, liking those with “lipos,” and reveals he’s “poisonous” like eucalyptus, indicating he’s dangerous and not to be messed with. He enjoys his simple pleasures, like fried chicken, while remaining cool and silent when needed.

[Ritornello]
In the chorus, Shiva shows his confidence as the “young king” of the town, specifically referencing Milan. He describes how he’s always cautious, making sure to stay ahead of the competition, and how others, particularly women, are attracted to his “clout” (influence or fame). The idea of “removing the lights” and putting enemies “out” indicates how he stays low-key while keeping rivals at bay, all while preparing for the next challenge.

[Post-Ritornello]
In this part, Shiva repeats the ideas from the chorus, emphasizing his readiness for any situation. He highlights that he moves with care, aware of the dangers around him, and stays focused on maintaining his dominance. The repetition shows how much he’s aware of his influence and how he stays vigilant.

[Strofa 2]
In the second verse, Shiva continues with his self-assured attitude. He mentions being ready for the next “round” (battle or challenge) and how his music is making waves with “bad b!tches” attracted to his sound. He compares himself to a soldier always “armed” and ready for anything, drawing a parallel to a “loadout” (weapons or preparation). He reflects on how tough the last year was for him, facing setbacks and people trying to bring him down, but now those same people are acknowledging his strength. Shiva confidently states that he’s not a “clown” and that he’s a product of struggle, drügs, and weapons—elements of his harsh environment. This earned him fear from big companies like Sony, who are hesitant to sign him. He compares himself to a powerful chess piece (the “alfiere” or bishop) moving with his “cavalry.” The line about “black clouds” and Ludovico Einaudi might reflect his complex thoughts, balancing dark moods and artistic expression. He mentions his friend Emanuele and his love for a woman named Laura but humorously notes that he stays in his house most of the time. Shiva also speaks about being sharp and aware of his surroundings, using “wasabi with soy” to show he’s got an edge. He hints at coming from a tough place where mistakes lead to consequences. Finally, he asserts that he raised the level for everyone, but still hasn’t been defeated, highlighting his ability to speak when necessary or stay quiet when it’s wiser to do so.

[Ritornello]
The chorus repeats, reinforcing Shiva’s role as the dominant figure in his city. He’s always moving carefully, always prepared for what’s next, and constantly aware of the people around him who want to be close to his fame.

[Post-Ritornello]
The post-chorus is a repeat of the chorus, showing that Shiva’s message remains consistent: he’s the “young king,” moving with caution and ready to face any challenge that comes his way. It emphasizes his dominance and the attention he receives from others.