Jesto's song "T.H.C.C.D.A." (which stands for "Tutti Hardcore Col Culo Degli Altri" or "Everybody's Hardcore with Other People's Asses") is a critique of the fake toughness often displayed in the Italian rap scene, where rappers act tough and gangster-like but in reality do not follow through on their words. Jesto accuses these rappers of only being hardcore when it comes to other people's problems and difficulties, and not when it comes to their own. He also laments the lack of genuine emotion and connection in the music industry, which often values commercial success over authenticity. The song begins with Jesto questioning whether it is easy to talk tough when one is not the one experiencing the difficulties being talked about. He then addresses the fact that many rappers in Italy act as though they are tough and unafraid, but only when it comes to other people's struggles. Jesto makes a play on words with "culo" which can mean both "ass" and "problems", saying that these rappers are only hardcore with other people's "asses" or problems. Jesto then discusses the value of music in his life, saying that sometimes a song can change your life or your perspective on things, but other times it is up to the individual to make those changes themselves. He touches on topics of destruction, change, and the need for action. Jesto criticizes the rap industry for valuing success over sincerity, stating that some rappers pretend to be hardcore because they think it will bring them more fame and fortune, while not truly understanding the struggles they claim to go through. He accuses these rappers of being more concerned with having a clean image to please their fans rather than actually making music with depth and substance. The song ends with a verse in which Jesto acknowledges his own paranoia and distrust towards those around him, and how he is uninterested in how others are doing if they are not genuinely in his life. He reiterates the idea that being hardcore is not simply about pretending to be tough or flaunting wealth, but about facing real struggles and persevering through them.
