"Universum" is a song by nublu & Mikael Gabriel, two Estonian artists. The song combines elements of rap and EDM to create a unique sound. The lyrics touch on various themes such as dreams, fame, love, and the universe. The song begins with nublu expressing his confidence and stating that he and Tesla, possibly referring to his car, represent the future. He mentions being familiar from TV and having a fever or obsession for his craft. He refers to his dreams as the only thing he had and how they are now big and significant. He is addicted to his passion, which he considers as a drug. Mikael Gabriel continues the verses talking about his experiences involving Finnish and Estonian connections. He mentions having two Finnish girlfriends who are nice but do not speak Estonian. He expresses his confusion about their presence and where they should go. He also mentions visiting cafes and having questions with solutions, possibly referring to finding clarity in life. He talks about the film-like pace of life, with concerns and worries disappearing when encountering someone briefly. He mentions the atmosphere created by moonstones and an Airbnb with a large balcony. The chorus repeats the lines "Aurinko on sun, kuu on mun" which means "The Sun is yours, the Moon is mine" in English, emphasizing the connection between the two individuals and the universe. Towards the end, nublu and Mikael Gabriel address themselves as vandals from Finland and Estonia. They mention their consistent level and how they give their best. They sarcastically talk about others trying to control them. They refer to a magic potion and the characters Asterix and Obelix, possibly signifying their own unique traits. They mention mirrors on the ceiling and ask the listener to look at themselves as they have control over them. They talk about passion fading like a tilted ship and the negative effects of drugs but conclude by offering themselves. The song concludes with repeated lines emphasizing the connection between the sun, moon, and the universe, inviting the listener to observe and experience the vastness of the cosmos. Overall, "Universum" combines personal experiences, dreams, and cosmic references to convey a message of self-expression, confidence, and the interconnectedness of individuals with the universe.
