Life

Sometimes life takes such a sharp turn that yesterday you were standing at a kiosk with empty pockets, and today you wake up on a golf course with a hangover, a spliff, and the question: “Is this really my reality now?” Inside, you're still that hungry guy who was told a hundred times that he would never achieve anything. But on the outside, it's a different picture: glitz, cars, the Bellagio hotel, girls with eyelashes as long as a new life.

In this soundtrack, luxury sounds not like victory, but like a way to stay sane. Money can't cure everything, but it's not bad at drowning things out. The bass hides fatigue - not from life, but from the fact that it has finally worked out. And somewhere between the smoke and glitter, the main question sounds: if everything has come true, why do you still want to fly higher - and throw everything down to hell?