Roja Y Azul (part. Asan, JuicyNise y Bhavi)

In "Roja Y Azul," TOBI, along with Asan, JuicyNise, and Bhavi, explores the complexities of fame and the choices that come with it. The song's title, which translates to "Red and Blue," symbolizes the classic dilemma of making significant life decisions, akin to the red and blue pill metaphor from "The Matrix." This metaphor suggests a choice between two paths: one of comfort and ignorance, and the other of truth and potential hardship. TOBI reflects on his journey, expressing how he was blinded by the allure of success and the desire for more than just the basics.

The lyrics convey a sense of inevitability and natural progression in TOBI's rise to fame. He emphasizes that his success wasn't intentional but rather a natural outcome of his efforts and talent. The repeated phrase "te lo juro" (I swear) underscores his sincerity and commitment to his craft and loved ones. Despite the changes in his lifestyle, TOBI remains grounded, remembering those who supported him when he had nothing. This loyalty is a recurring theme, highlighting the importance of staying true to one's roots amidst the chaos of newfound success.

The song also touches on the hedonistic aspects of fame, with references to luxury, travel, and indulgence. However, there's an underlying acknowledgment of the transient nature of these pleasures. TOBI's lyrics suggest a desire for something more meaningful, as he navigates the highs and lows of being a "fucking superstar." The song captures the duality of success, where the pursuit of dreams comes with both rewards and challenges, and the constant balancing act between personal fulfillment and external expectations.