“Jedan takav lik” (“A Guy Like That”) uses humor to sketch a man whose social status depends on how much money he can spend in a nightclub. Josip Ivančić described the character as someone who wants to be the center of attention at the bar, with the song poking fun at a nightlife culture that equates cash with importance. The joke is affectionate but pointed: the character's confidence disappears when the money does.

The Croatian singer released the song in 2015, and it appeared on the *Fresh 2015* compilation. Mario and Branimir Mihaljević wrote it together, and Ivančić's music video extended the song's premise into a deliberately provocative visual story. Its light entertainment-pop setting contrasts with the social observation in the lyrics.

No dependable chart peak is documented, but contemporary Croatian coverage noted the song's new label association and its satirical take on club culture. “Jedan takav lik” is a compact character song rather than a personal confession: it turns a recognizable nightlife archetype into the punchline and questions how easily money can be mistaken for real social value.