Abbindola comes from "abbindolare," meaning to trick, deceive, or con someone into something without them realizing it.
In "Mi scarico un'applicazione che mi abbindola" ("I download an application that tricks me"), Ernia uses the word to criticize how apps manipulate users, luring them in under false promises.
In his song "Instagram," Italian rapper Ernia delivers a sharp critique of modern life in the age of social media. He describes a world where experiences are only considered valid if they are shared online. As he says, he wouldn't go to a museum or even take someone out to dinner if he couldn't "pubblico su Instagram" (post it on Instagram). The song paints a picture of a superficial society where people adopt identities, like being vegan, just for their social media profiles, and where even art has been reduced to selfies taken for likes.
Ernia contrasts this online world, which he calls "Disneyland," with a much harsher reality. He mourns the loss of genuine human connection, remembering a time of hanging out on benches instead of staying home "orizzontali come vermi" (horizontal like worms), staring at screens. The song points out a sad irony: we are more connected than ever, with endless contacts, yet we no longer look each other in the eye. It's a powerful look at how the digital world can leave us feeling more isolated than ever, trapped like "pesci nella rete" (fish in the net).