In "Tech Pack," Italian rappers Don Pero and Kid Yugi paint a vivid picture of rising from humble beginnings to a life of luxury and crime. The lyrics are filled with powerful imagery, contrasting their origins in Southern Italy's social housing (case popolari) with grand ambitions, comparing their desire for wealth to that of a famous mafia boss and wanting to be covered in gold like a Pope.
The song's chorus ties these themes together with key symbols of their lifestyle: the modern tech pack bag, the criminal's ski mask, and the smell of gasoline in cellophane. They boast about their innate ability to make money, even through illegal means like selling drugs (MDMA). Ultimately, "Tech Pack" is a defiant anthem about being an outsider (terroni, a sometimes derogatory term for Southern Italians) and turning that status into stardom through grit, ambition, and a dangerous lifestyle.