“Donatello” isn’t just an album title. It’s a statement about perceived identity and perspective — the kind that shifts depending on the room you’re in, the people that you’re around and the version of yourself that people think they see in that moment. It’s an acknowledgment of the internal conflict between wisdom, emotion, ego and humility. The phrase becomes a metaphor for the human experience: trying to stay grounded while different sides of your personality fight for space. “Donatello” admits the truth that pertains to ALL of us. It means: sometimes I’m centered, sometimes I’m not. Sometimes I’m the artist, sometimes I’m the chaos that can't be controlled.