100pre@Límite Lyrics – Duki

100pre@Límite Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
Just a high-energy intro where Duki shouts out himself and his crew, setting the vibe with excitement and confidence.

[Refrán]
Duki is saying he’s fully active and present, both mentally and spiritually. He feels connected to God and his family, and he’s always working on growing and becoming better. It’s like he’s constantly leveling up, no matter where he starts from. There’s always more to reach for, more ways to improve, and he’s never really off — he’s online, tuned in, and focused. This part has a strong motivational tone, like he’s reminding himself and others to keep pushing forward. He believes that with the right mindset and support system, there’s no limit to how far he can go. Every day is a chance to be better and aim higher.

[Verso 1]
He starts by saying the beat’s banging and he’s living by the “no pain, no gain” motto. He compares himself to Dwyane Wade, showing he’s playing hard and winning, especially in places like Miami. When he shows up, people recognize him instantly, even his rivals ask for selfies. But he’s clear — not everyone can handle the heights he’s reached. They haven’t trained for the pressure he deals with. He also shows pride in being Argentine, wherever he goes. And even if he’s speaking in English now, it still has that raw, honest vibe — like Tévez did when trying to speak English in interviews.

[Estribillo]
Duki’s talking about living right at the edge — always pushing boundaries and taking risks. He warns others not to copy his style, especially not the darker parts of his journey. He’s constantly spending, living large with no credit limit, both literally and in how he approaches life. Even when he’s close to falling off the edge, he keeps pushing forward. It’s like he knows danger is part of the ride, but that’s what fuels him. His lifestyle isn’t for everyone — it’s intense, fast, and fearless, and he embraces the chaos that comes with always living at the limit.

[Verso 2]
He’s living like there’s no tomorrow, going full speed like a stunt driver, referencing Travis Pastrana. His weekends are wild, and he feels like The Weeknd — flashy, carefree, and sometimes a little lost in the lifestyle. He rocks designer clothes, but says his skull-like face isn’t just fashion. It’s more about what he’s been through. He wears flashy watches and heavy chains, still shining even though he’s lost weight. He’s reminding us he’s still heavyweight in the rap game. With Grey Goose in his cup and fire in his verses, he dives deep into the beat — not just using music but dominating it. Fans want to see his raw side, so he turns up the volume and lets the beast out. Even if he’s thinner, he’s still a big presence, still famous. His bars are sharp and valuable like rhodium, while jealous people are busy fighting for attention. Flowers fall at his feet even though it’s not autumn — a sign that he’s blooming even when others aren’t. And he’s in the studio with Nake and Nadddot, cooking up more fire.

[Puente]
He’s running toward everything he wants in life, not stopping until he gets there. He’s chasing the best version of himself, not fame or being first. At this point, winning doesn’t matter as much as being proud of the person he sees in the mirror.

[Estribillo]
Once again, he’s saying he lives life on the edge, always pushing it to the extreme. He’s not someone to be copied, and he doesn’t glorify dark paths. He’s got no spending limits and no fear of falling — he stays walking the edge without hesitation. That risky lifestyle is part of who he is. He knows people might think he’s close to crashing, but for him, that’s just how he thrives. It’s a mix of confidence, danger, and refusal to play it safe, all wrapped into his identity as an artist and a person.

[Outro]
5202-2-2 — a personal or symbolic code that Duki repeats, possibly representing something meaningful in his world.