"Langsom" is a song by Danish rapper Gilli. The lyrics talk about Gilli's self-reliance and not needing anyone else in his life. He emphasizes that he is content with his current situation and doesn't require any additional support or assistance from others. The song also touches upon Gilli's background, referencing his mother who is from Barranquilla, Colombia, and his cousin who lives in Sevilla, Spain. His mother's family wants him to have a daughter (niña in Spanish), but Gilli expresses that he can't stay in one place for long due to his busy and fast-paced lifestyle. Gilli mentions his friend from Tanger, Morocco, who provides him with connections and contacts, allowing him to quickly obtain whatever he needs. He believes that everything moves quickly in his surroundings, and others who are slow to act or respond are left behind. Throughout the song, Gilli emphasizes his trust in family and his lack of trust in people. He believes that everyone changes when they have a good life, indicating a sense of skepticism towards others' intentions. The chorus emphasizes the sound effects of Gilli's ringtone and the sound "gang-gang" in response to his friend's "brr-brr" telephone sound. He reflects on how people want to buy things from him, but they are too slow to keep up with his fast-paced lifestyle. The repetition of "wie-wie-wie-wie-wiew" in the bridge suggests the daily routine and familiarity of his neighborhood. Gilli states that there are never business transactions happening in his area, emphasizing the importance of trusting family over strangers. Overall, "Langsom" showcases Gilli's self-sufficiency, skepticism towards others, and the fast pace of his life. It highlights his contentment with his current circumstances and his reliance on trusted family members rather than strangers.
