Bazanji's introspective track delves into the struggles of success and the loneliness that often accompanies it. 🎤 Despite his fame and achievements, he feels empty and questions if music is truly his calling. He expresses feelings of pressure to maintain his image, while also dealing with personal insecurities and fears. The line "Right place, right time, but I'm not fine" highlights this dichotomy between outward success and inner turmoil. However, Bazanji also emphasizes resilience, asserting that despite these challenges, he remains committed to his craft for the sake of his fans and family. This song is a candid exploration of the complexities of fame and personal identity in the face of societal expectations.
