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“Views to Values” is a poetic, stream-of-consciousness track that blends sharp lyricism with deep introspection. It’s not just a song—it’s a conversation with the self, a confrontation with ego, materialism, and the illusions of success in today’s world. Over a moody, atmospheric beat, the artist unpacks what it means to be young, talented, and disillusioned in a digital era where numbers define worth—but only on the surface.

The verses weave through chaotic imagery—police chases, late-night screens, political references, astrology, childhood games, and personal demons—all pointing toward a greater realization: views don’t equal value. From “chasing ghosts” to battling critics “like hawks with talons,” the song moves like a cinematic monologue, full of vivid metaphors and cultural references (GTA, Jimmy Fallon, Goku, Juice WRLD) that reflect a generation’s psyche.

Underneath it all is a desire for grounding—for clarity, simplicity, and the ability to “fill up a cart” without anxiety. “Views to Values” isn’t about the come-up, it’s about what’s real once the hype fades. It’s the soundtrack of someone breaking through illusions, trying to grow grapes in a field of raisins, and still leaving their mark—without needing charts to validate it.

Views To  Values ( PoundCake Remix )

The song explores the blurred lines between good and evil through the eyes of two opposing characters: a rebel cast as a villain and a leader praised as a savior. Each verse offers their side of the story, revealing how perspective shapes morality. The rebel claims to fight for freedom and justice, while the leader insists on order and peace. The chorus questions who truly wears the mask—suggesting that what’s called “good” may be built on silence, and what’s labeled “evil” might just be resistance. In the end, the song doesn’t give clear answers but instead challenges the listener to rethink their judgments and ask: Who decides what’s right?

Good&Evil

The song opens with a soft, haunting piano melody as the girl stands at the edge—emotionally and metaphorically—feeling invisible, unheard, and overwhelmed. The verses detail her inner turmoil, the weight of expectations, and the feeling of being lost in a world that moves too fast.

But as the chorus hits, the instrumentation swells with drums, strings, and soaring vocals. A single voice of compassion—maybe from a friend, a letter, or even her own reflection—breaks through the darkness, telling her that her pain is seen, that her life matters, and that she’s not alone.

The second verse reveals her choosing to step back from the edge, not because the pain is gone, but because she realizes there is still hope, still love, still purpose waiting for her. She starts to see her scars as proof of survival, not weakness.

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