Hip-Hop/Review Exzenya - V.I.P.
Exzenya is a globally based, genre-defying artist blending pop, R&B, rock, jazz, Latin, soul, techno, indie, and more. Her sound is as fluid as her passport—bold, emotional, and unpredictable. From lush harmonies to raw vulnerability, every song is handcrafted with intent, range, and story. Her songs introduce a voice that’s unapologetically human—no autotune, no AI, no shortcuts. Every lyric is written by Exzenya. Every vocal is sung live in paid sessions with her vocal coach.
Exzenya changes the meaning of one of the most overused acronyms in popular culture from "Very Important Person" to "Victims Impact Panel" with “V.I.P.” With razor-sharp humor, swagger, and brazen creativity, this bold, thought-provoking song boldly tackles the uncomfortable truth of drunk driving repercussions.
Instead of drawing from personal suffering or confessional tales, Exzenya uses “V.I.P.” as a social commentary, highlighting the ways that glamorized excess frequently clashes with sobering responsibility. She spits rhymes that strike a mix between humor and social critique over a beat that throbs with club energy and strong bass, transforming a somber subject into something both effective and amusing. The end effect is a song that is both witty and admonishing, serving as a reminder that the courtroom and the dance floor aren't as dissimilar as we may believe.
She exudes charisma and command throughout her performance. Exzenya's unique flow and lyrical clarity will appeal to fans of Doja Cat's playful experimentation, Megan Thee Stallion's brazen delivery, and Eminem's scathing sarcasm. Every punchline stings, every hook begs for a repeat, and every bar lands with intention.
“V.I.P.” is more than simply a rap song; it's a cultural statement encased in bass, bluster, and frankness. Exzenya demonstrates how music can simultaneously empower, educate, and amuse by transforming a DUI seminar into an anthem. You can dance to this societal criticism, which is also one of the year's most daring songs.