Song meaning of CHIAMA by Drillionaire (Ft. Capo Plaza & Salmo)

Ah, the song "CHIAMA" by Drillionaire featuring Capo Plaza and Salmo. Let me tell you, this song is like a rollercoaster ride of emotions, but with a touch of desperation. It starts off with Salmo and Capo Plaza expressing their frustration about chasing after someone who plays hard to get. They're tired of the lies and just want this person to be theirs. It's like they're saying, "Hey, I don't want to keep running after you, so just call me and let's end this game." But you know what's funny? They're so clingy that they can't even handle being alone for a second. They want this person to keep calling them every week, like it's some kind of phone subscription plan. And Salmo, oh boy, he starts reminiscing about his past. He used to be a promising soccer player, but then he discovered rap, drugs, and women, and well, let's just say his soccer career took a backseat. Now he's all about rewriting his own story and playing his own Champions League. Talk about ambition! But wait, Capo Plaza jumps in and says, "Hey, everyone around me is fake. They try to understand me, but it's pointless." And you know what's even more savage? He eliminates anyone who poses a threat to him. Can't trust anyone these days, right? And this girl, she keeps calling him, despite all the chaos he's surrounded by. Maybe she likes living on the edge. So, in a nutshell, "CHIAMA" is all about desperately wanting someone to call you, even if your life is a hot mess. Who said romance was dead? *Mic drop*