The song "Hallelujah" by Italian rapper Jesto features reflective and introspective lyrics about his personal growth and the people he has encountered in his life. He speaks about how he has learned to distance himself from certain individuals and live his life openly. Jesto notes that those who take everything from you do so slowly and that he carefully thinks before acting. He shares how he approaches life with a clear mind and no longer relies on glasses to see people for who they truly are. The rapper emphasizes the importance of being aware that people who do not make eye contact with you are not trustworthy and might reduce you to nothing over time. Jesto also talks about the pressure and stress that people experience when under extreme duress and how this may lead to a loss of focus. Conversely, it may lead to selling out or producing content of questionable quality, such as writing trash to sell records. To cope with this stress, Jesto turns to smoking marijuana rather than falling into the same traps as others. He recognizes that living in his environment comes with significant obstacles, as many people he knows tend to give up the fight. Some of Jesto's peers put on a good show at first, but they fail to follow through when their first hits fail to meet their expectations. The Italian rapper confronts these daily realities by explaining that hell's doors are always open and he often finds himself struggling to make ends meet. Overall, "Hallelujah" is a meaningful and contemplative rendition by Jesto about the challenges of life and how to overcome them. The song delivers a resonating message that people should approach life carefully and take heed of what they see.
