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Immortal Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus (First Interpretation):]
This part expresses frustration and disillusionment with relationships, suggesting they’ve become a source of pain and futility. The “C4” metaphor reflects how the emotional toll of these connections has exploded into chaos, leaving nothing behind. The lines about cutting, trusting, and leaving people highlight his detachment and inability to form meaningful bonds, emphasizing a hardened, “over-it” attitude.

[Verse 1:]
In this verse, the singer reveals a mix of emotions as he reflects on a past relationship. He acknowledges taking advice to move on, but his actions suggest he’s caught in a cycle of fleeting physical connections rather than emotional ones. The idea of someone “keeping tabs” on him despite his detached lifestyle indicates lingering ties or expectations that he resents. His defiance comes through in his declaration of immortality, symbolizing an untouchable, larger-than-life persona that refuses to be brought down by others. It’s a statement of independence, even if it feels lonely or rebellious.

[Verse 2:]
This verse celebrates his carefree, indulgent lifestyle, where luxury, confidence, and a sense of superiority dominate. Lighting up gas (weed) before bed shows his way of unwinding and escaping. He brags about his romantic conquest being superior to others and mocks those who imitate his style, implying they lack originality. His mention of being in a Tesla with his crew and women reinforces the image of someone who has made it big and enjoys the perks of success. It’s all about flaunting his elevated status while dismissing those trying to keep up.

[Chorus (Second Interpretation):]
In this repetition of the chorus, the intensity grows, showing how deeply the artist has detached himself from emotional connections. He doubles down on the chaos and mistrust in his relationships, unapologetically admitting to crossing and betraying others. The recurring theme of destruction (“C4”) symbolizes his frustration and the inability to rebuild something meaningful from these broken connections. It’s a stark, raw portrayal of someone who has given up on traditional ideas of love or trust.

[Verse 3:]
This verse shifts focus to a critical take on others and the competitive nature of his environment. He dismisses fake feuds as childish, comparing them to fast food, and asserts dominance over those who try to challenge or imitate him. The lines about his shows and wild lifestyle underline his success and the allure he has over others. While he acknowledges shallow encounters and materialistic gains, there’s also a sense of pride in his self-made status. He questions loyalty among his peers and indulges in vices, showing a mix of confidence and cynicism. It’s both a celebration of his success and a critique of the hollow aspects of his lifestyle.