Adomeze
PIKALUZ Lyrics

In Pikaluz's song Adomeze, the artist paints a picture of the fickleness of the public. He likens them to a weathervane that constantly changes direction with the wind. In an arena-like setting, where he's in competition with someone, the audience appears to get excited, but it seems like they're looking for something to entertain them. Pikaluz refuses to be swayed by the majority, stating that he's not a sheep who follows the herd. He's also not a Jehovah's Witness but asserts that he has God's approval.

The song reveals how the audience can be easily swayed by what they see and hear on stage. They love drama and conflict, as evidenced by their applause in the face of friction between performers. They're also quick to pass judgment when things don't go as well or are seen to be 'boring.' Unfortunately, their fickleness often puts unnecessary pressure on performers to 'put on a show' to keep them entertained. However, it's clear that Pikaluz has a different view on things. He's not interested in being a parasite or indulging in fake drama, but rather in being true to himself as an artist.