Como Pacman Lyrics – Alemán & Gera MX

Como Pacman Lyrics Meaning

[Coro (Chorus):]
In the chorus, the artists describe themselves as “knights of the night,” comparing themselves to Batman, known for his mysterious and heroic persona. They also mention being blunt but genuine, like Cartman from “South Park,” who’s known for his rude yet honest nature. The lyrics playfully suggest heading to the bar for drinks with the bartender, while a woman is eager to “eat” them, which is a metaphor for her being attracted to them, comparing it to the way Pac-Man eats pellets in the game. It’s all about confidence and enjoying the night.

[Verso 1 (Verse 1):]
In this verse, Gera MX and Alemán talk about overcoming doubts and proving their capabilities. They mention having weapons and notebooks full of plans, symbolizing their preparedness and hustle. Money has become an addiction for them, and they now live in a huge mansion, surrounded by people who follow their own rules (vagos). They pride themselves on always speaking truth and stacking cash quickly. They describe their fast-paced lifestyle, comparing themselves to Mad Max, a symbol of chaos and speed. Smoking weed is a regular part of their lives, and their clique (group of friends) is known for living carefree, partying with luxury like drinking Dom Pérignon and partying like Lady Gaga.

[Coro (Chorus) (Second Occurrence):]
The chorus repeats, reinforcing the same themes of confidence, nightlife, and a carefree attitude. The artists continue to compare themselves to Batman and Cartman, both symbols of boldness and authenticity. The references to the bar and a woman wanting them highlight the playful, flirtatious tone of the song, as they embrace the attention and excitement of the moment. The mention of “Pac-Man” suggests they’re always sought after and consumed by the thrill of the party lifestyle.

[Verso 2 (Verse 2):]
In the second verse, the rappers talk about the pressures and dangers of their fast-paced lifestyle. They’re urged to keep the party going and spend lavishly, but they remind others to be cautious, as people can get hurt over shallow desires (like a kiss from a “flaca,” meaning a thin, attractive woman). Their clique is living large, wearing expensive jewelry, and always on top, with money flowing easily and no shortage of resources. The mention of “dealer” suggests they have connections for whatever they need. They also describe how they bring the party wherever they go, especially to Puerto Vallarta, and how a woman wants them to take charge. There’s a hint of excess, with people taking drügs and indulging in wild behavior. They talk about taking what they want without hesitation and enjoying life in the moment. The verse ends with the imagery of the party scene, feeling slow and colorful, almost dreamlike, as they enjoy their luck, success, and camaraderie with their crew. The expensive designer clothes they wear symbolize their status, and despite the chaotic lifestyle, they’re unbothered and confident in their choices.