Tony Montana (feat. Yankie)

Agust D, also known as Suga of the globally renowned K-pop group BTS, explores themes of ambition, success, and the pitfalls of fame in his song 'Tony Montana.' The song's title references the iconic character from the film 'Scarface,' who is a symbol of the rags-to-riches story, but also of the destructive nature of greed and power.

The lyrics express a desire for success and recognition, as well as the internal conflict that comes with it. Agust D raps about wanting more wealth and honor, but also fears becoming a monster who only chases money. He emphasizes the importance of not wishing for others' failure and prioritizes his family, fans, and team. The line 'The world is yours' directly quotes 'Scarface,' suggesting that Agust D feels on top of the world, yet he is aware of the potential consequences of his ambition.

The song also touches on the struggles and criticisms faced by artists, particularly in the hip-hop industry. Agust D dismisses those who pray for his downfall and challenges the system that tries to hold him back. The aggressive tone and references to violence in the lyrics reflect the cutthroat nature of the music industry and the fight to stay on top. 'Tony Montana' is a complex portrayal of the pursuit of dreams and the harsh reality that accompanies fame.