Song meaning of No Bro by Xcho

Ah, "No Bro" by Xcho. Well, I must say, this song is a roller coaster ride of emotions. It starts off with Xcho asking for forgiveness because apparently, in this century, people are getting lost left and right. He's feeling homesick and wants to go back to his motherland, but he feels like he hasn't accomplished much yet. Don't worry, Xcho, I'm sure your mom will still be proud even if you haven't done anything noteworthy. Moving on, he wants to bring laughter to everyone and give them everything, but unfortunately, the light keeps falling. I hate it when lights don't cooperate, don't you? And then he's like, "Hey, if you wanna leave a mark, go ahead." Clearly, he wants people to know he was there, like some weird musical graffiti or something. But wait, things get even more turbulent as he talks about how unsettling it is when there's no inspiration around. I mean, who needs muses when you can just have a good Wi-Fi connection, am I right? Oh, and then he gets all poetic about the sea not having a bottom and dreams being far away. Deep stuff, man, deep stuff. His destiny isn't always easy, you know, but hey, time flies and life is short, so let's speed things up. Xcho is begging his "bro" to get rid of all those haters. He cherishes their friendship so much, they should just fly to the sky and chill with the clouds. It's all about togetherness, people! Now, we enter this strange phase where he wants to be carried away by the wind to a place where it's freezing cold, but hey, don't take him there, okay? But also, don't let him go. It sounds like a real emotional dilemma going on here. And in case you were wondering, his head is apparently smashed. Ouch, that's gotta hurt! Moving on to the chorus, Xcho declares that every day and night is his weekend, so just let loose and dance like a tornado. If you're not feeling the rhythm, well, then you should probably leave because this party ain't for you. In the second verse, Xcho talks about how many people want fame and glory, but he's like, "Nah bro, we know who we are and who we've become," or something like that. He's been thrown here and there, but he's well-versed in the art of "karam-kam." I have no idea what that means, but it sounds impressive. But hey, he's not just some random dude, he's giving soul to his friends. Imagine giving soul as a gift, sounds pretty creepy if you ask me. Lastly, we're blessed with another round of the chorus followed by the outro. Basically, every day and night is still his weekend, so just let him go full whirlwind on you. And if you're not feeling it, you can exit the premises. So, there you have it, a whirlwind of emotions, desires for fame, and confusion about heads being smashed. Ah, music truly is a journey, isn't it?