The song "Intro" by Jamaika tells the story of the artist's experiences and mindset while dealing with the struggles of his environment. The lyrics reflect his desire to escape his current situation and find a better life. The song begins with Jamaika receiving a call or message from someone and expressing the need to get away from his current circumstances. He tells the person on the other end of the line that he will see them again in about a month. This suggests that he plans to take a break or go on a journey to distance himself from his current troubles. Jamaika's mother, concerned for his well-being, advises him to take care of himself as he has been out for a week. Despite her concern, he chooses to indulge in alcohol and roll a joint (a new juu) to cope with his problems. He emphasizes that as long as he is counting his money, he doesn't care about others' opinions or what they have to say. The chorus repeats the idea that it is cold and difficult for Jamaika to be where he is (noia). He admits to still feeling anxious (flipper) while expressing his resilience and determination to count his money and focus on his own success, disregarding the negativity around him. The second verse highlights Jamaika's familiarity with his neighborhood and how he and his friends have become accustomed to its challenges. They have adapted to the circumstances and the presence of the police (habez) and are unfazed by it. They have all become used to this way of life. Jamaika shares his dream of having the whole world in the palm of his hand. He reflects on a darker time in his life when he was involved in criminal activities at just 13 years old. He was caught and faced the judicial system, with his father encouraging him to keep his head up and stay positive. Overall, "Intro" portrays Jamaika's determination to rise above his circumstances and create a better life for himself. The song reflects the struggles, resilience, and aspirations of someone trying to break free from their environment and find their own success.
