''Lil Horn' is about someone who reacts to stress and trauma by behaving like a little devil and acting out...' irlmiguel
Many of us grew up watching children's cartoons and can remember at least one clear depiction of good versus evil. What is morally right and wrong is often shown through the ubiquitous symbols of an angel and a devil on a character's shoulders.Rapper Miguel Angeles explores this inner conflict through mainstream religious symbolism in his new track,"Lil Horn.
Angeles raps as he sits beside a cross,"I don't want to be bad/ Sometimes I feel like that/ But maybe you belong up high/ Maybe I should come up, too/ Now I'm not afraid to die/ Hoping I might see you."Angeles wonders whether the classic devilish appearance of his two horns actually defines him, and recognizes that he is facing turmoil within. The track, Angeles explains, is about a person who reacts to unpleasant emotions by delivering reciprocal"bad" behavior.
"'Lil Horn' is about someone who reacts to stress and trauma by behaving like a little devil and acting out, and although they sometimes find enjoyment in it, they really would prefer to change their ways and go up to heaven with the loved ones they've lost," he says.
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