Baby Lasagna on New Single About Online Violence: 'I Wanted to Give Strength to Everyone Going Through It'

Croatian artist Baby Lasagna has released his third single, "Face On Your Phone," a powerful track tackling the pervasive issue of online violence. The song aims to offer strength and resilience to those experiencing cyberbullying and harassment.

"I wanted to give strength to everyone going through such experiences," Baby Lasagna stated. The single delves into the complexities of online abuse, the pressures of public visibility, and the false sense of security anonymity provides on social media platforms. It delivers a potent message of courage, resistance, and empowerment for anyone targeted by online aggression.

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I wanted to give strength to everyone going through such experiences.

While "Face On Your Throne" showcases a musical evolution towards modern metal, it retains Baby Lasagna's signature blend of catchy melodies and energetic delivery, reminiscent of his Eurovision hit "Rim Tim Tagi Dim." The song's narrative is told from the perspective of someone enduring internet abuse, but it deliberately avoids portraying a victim's helplessness. Instead, it adopts a defiant stance, encouraging a fight against those who hide behind screens.

Baby Lasagna shared that his own experiences with public scrutiny over the past two and a half years, which have brought both life-changing positive aspects and significant negativity, inspired the song. He noted that persistent negative comments can escalate into collective abuse, reminding him of his own past experiences with peer bullying. "Face On Your Phone" is thus not just autobiographical but a universal call to action for anyone navigating the challenges of living life under constant online judgment.

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Face On Your Phone is a fighting song that calls to fight back against those who hide behind screens.