The song Nell'ipod by Jesto is a collaboration with rapper Clementino IenaWhite and explores themes of mental health, underground culture, and personal struggles. In the opening lines, Clementino sets the tone with the phrase "Segni di squilibri-o" which translates to "signs of imbalance." He then proceeds to describe his own mental state and the challenges he faces as a "criminal" artist with a "spatial" mindset. While he acknowledges the value of radio airplay, he also expresses a preference for underground artists like Tony Braxton and a distrust of mainstream success. Jesto's contribution to the song is a reflection of his own struggles with mental health and addiction, as well as his experiences in the underground music scene. He describes his iPod as a representation of his inner world, a mix of conflicting emotions and influences. The phrase "six step sopra il mixtep" refers to a dance move, suggesting that music can be a positive outlet for his struggles. Overall, Nell'ipod is a raw and honest portrayal of the challenges faced by artists who prioritize authenticity and individuality over commercial success. It is a reminder that creativity can be a powerful tool for healing and self-expression, but that it is often accompanied by personal and societal struggles.
