The song "Midist" by Mikael Gabriel is written in Finnish and contains explicit language. The lyrics discuss the lifestyle of a young rich individual who has experienced numerous trips and lived in luxury but is not understood by others who are not familiar with his experiences. The lyrics mention "sata keikkaa vuodessa," which translates to "a hundred gigs a year." This suggests that the protagonist has performed or appeared at numerous events throughout the year. The line "kolme vuosuhuonetta" means "three hotel rooms," indicating that the protagonist stays in luxury accommodations. The mention of a "kultalevy seinällä" refers to a gold record on the wall, symbolizing the success and recognition the protagonist has achieved. However, despite this success, others don't understand the hard work and effort behind it. The lyrics also touch on themes of money and materialism, with lines such as "Buck 40 on a dashbox just tilt one 40 at the stashbox." This suggests that the protagonist spends money on expensive items and enjoys a lavish lifestyle. The chorus of the song repeats the lines "Sata keikkaa vuodessa, boy sä et tiedä siitä mädits" which translates to "A hundred gigs a year, boy you don't know about that lifestyle." This emphasizes that the protagonist's experiences and lifestyle are unknown or misunderstood by others. Other lines in the song talk about the protagonist's ability to move and adapt to different locations, his association with various individuals, and the challenges he faces. The lyrics contain a mix of bragging, introspection, and social commentary on homelessness and poverty. Overall, "Midist" portrays the life of a wealthy and successful person who feels misunderstood by those who are not familiar with his experiences and do not appreciate the hard work required to achieve his lifestyle.
