Superfighissimo is a playful and emphatic Italian slang term that means "super cool" or "super awesome." It's an intensified form of "figo" (cool).
In the song, Fabri Fibra uses it humorously when he asks if his face appears under the Wikipedia entry for "rapper superfighissimo," immediately subverting the idea by stating "Non c'è" (It's not there). This word is memorable for its informal, exaggerated nature and its direct connection to the rapper's self-aware and ironic persona.
“Vip In Trip” is Fabri Fibra’s high-octane ride through Italy’s pop culture circus. With tongue-in-cheek bravado he mocks self-proclaimed superstars, brand worshippers, and politicians who speak in empty “perepè qua qua” chatter. The hook’s paradox ‑ “Più vuoi e meno avrai / Più dai e meno prendi” (the more you want the less you will get, the more you give the less you receive) ‑ flips the usual success mantra and warns that chasing status often leaves you with nothing.
Between razor-sharp punchlines and playful sound effects, Fibra slips in personal reflections: leaving his small town, coming home to find everything changed, realizing the dream of fame is far messier than expected. References to Lucio Dalla, Adidas, Gucci, and Italian politics paint a vivid collage of modern Italy where hype blurs into reality. The track is both a dance-floor banger and a satirical mirror, urging listeners to laugh, think, and remember that real worth is found off the red carpet when the VIP trip is over.
Fabri Fibra, born Fabrizio Tarducci in 1976 in Senigallia, Italy, is one of the most influential voices in Italian rap. He started out in the underground scene in the 1990s, teaming up with DJ Lato in the duo Uomini di Mare before launching his own label, Teste Mobili Records, in 2000.
He went solo in 2002 with the album Turbe giovanili, but it was 2004's Mr. Simpatia that truly put him on the map and led to a major deal with Universal two years later. His breakthrough into the mainstream came with Controcultura in 2010, a double-platinum record built on hit singles like "Vip in Trip" and "Tranne Te." Guerra e Pace followed in 2013 and shot straight to number one.
Known for his sharp, outspoken lyrics, Fabri Fibra built his reputation as a "conscious rapper," tackling social and political issues alongside stories from his own life. With more than 2.3 million certified sales, he remains one of the defining figures of Italian hip hop.