Song meaning of Padam by Jala Brat & Buba Corelli

Ah, "Padam" by Jala Brat & Buba Corelli, the perfect anthem for all the alcohol-fueled debauchery and questionable decision-making in the world. It seems our artists here are experiencing some sort of strange phenomenon where they wake up feeling crazy, losing patience like they're solving a Rubik's Cube (good luck with that, fellas). Money and power can apparently be deadly, turning them into warriors fighting pointless battles all because of a woman who shows up like a demon before dawn. She's all arrogant and bluffing, summoning evil with her black eyes, giving off a vibe of being messed up from her wandering ways. Our brave protagonist, Buba Corelli, claims to fall victim to alcohol, refusing sobriety even now. The night follows him like a bad smell, leading him to smash up half of the city. Around this captivating woman, darkness reigns, breaking hips and inflicting morning wounds. And then we have Jala Brat, who demands some sort of sign amidst the drama, pretending to be insane, but hey, it's not the end, he's not complaining, she's kissing him now. He wants her to be his air so he can at least inhale her. He yearns to be a king so he can crown her as a bad queen. So, there you have it: a tale of alcohol-induced falling, night-time havoc, and the irresistible allure of alpha males trying to make sense of it all by dabbling in bad romance. Cheers to that!