Jesto's song "Estremo" is about his extreme behavior and persona. He describes himself as someone who is not mainstream and does not follow the traditional ways of music-making. He mentions how he has been eating GMOs for 23 years and how he may end up dying because of it. Jesto also talks about how he has a mental illness that he has been carrying with him since elementary school. He acknowledges that he can come off as mean and difficult to work with, but he cannot help it. Jesto also mentions that if he feels like it, he will make a music video and send it to Al Jazeera, a Middle Eastern news network. The song also touches on Jesto's personal life, specifically the loss of his black kitten. He mentions how it was better before he was around and how he might end up in jail because of his extreme behavior. Jesto sings about censorship and how it is unacceptable to try to silence musicians who make controversial music. Overall, Jesto's "Estremo" is a song that deals with the struggles of being an outsider artist who does not fit in with mainstream music. It also addresses the stigmas surrounding mental illness and artistic expression.
