PIN Lyrics – FloyyMenor, DJ Luian

PIN Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
This part kicks things off with a loud, fun vibe. You can almost hear the energy—there’s laughter, DJ Luian’s name getting dropped, and a quick shoutout to “Panda Black.” Then FloyyMenor jumps in, saying he’s rolling with the crew in Puerto Rico, hyping up where they’re at and who they’re with. It’s kind of like saying, “Yo, we’re out here, we’re lit, and you already know what time it is.” When he says “manda el PIN,” he’s basically telling a girl to send her location so they can pull up. It’s playful and bold, setting up the whole vibe for the song—late night link-ups, no holding back.

[Coro]
Here’s where the real action starts. He’s talking directly to a girl, calling her “mami” and saying she looks hot. He wants her to drop her location because he’s ready to go all out tonight—whatever she wants, he’s down for it. He calls her his “shorty,” showing there’s some kind of connection there, whether it’s a fling or something casual. Then it gets more intense—he says he’s hooked on her like she’s some addictive treat, like he just can’t get enough. He wants her to drop the bikini, get into a wild, flirty mood, and be up for anything. There’s mention of doing something quick in a Lambo, which is all about showing off that flashy lifestyle—luxury, speed, and fun without commitment.

He also talks about smoking and getting a little high, which adds to the carefree, wild-night energy. He says he’s not even sure what’s going on anymore because the effects of Percocet are hitting him, and now he’s just feeling the music and the moment. In the club, there’s a girl dancing like the one from the hit song “Te Boté,” which was all about letting go and dancing with attitude. It’s like everything’s blending—lust, luxury, partying, and a little chaos—and he’s all in for it.

[Verso]
Now he’s switching the vibe a bit. He’s saying straight up that they’re not some celebrity couple like Shakira and Piqué, meaning he’s not trying to play any romantic or serious role. It’s all fun and vibes, no labels. The girl he’s with is drinking Moët, a fancy champagne, which shows she’s classy but also down to have a good time. Then there’s a line for her boyfriend or ex—he’s telling him not to start drama because he can’t compete. This guy’s got money, style, and confidence, and he’s not worried about anyone trying to get in the way.

Then the girl’s asking to do things “por detrá’,” which is a clear s*xual reference, and he repeats it like he’s surprised but into it. He tells her to relax, that nothing bad’s gonna happen, just have fun and don’t stress. The vibe is still playful and bold, but there’s also a sense that he wants her to feel safe and chill while they’re doing all this wild stuff.

[Coro]
The chorus comes back again, and it’s just as intense as the first time. He’s still obsessed with her, telling her to send the PIN because he’s ready for whatever she wants to do. He keeps talking about how attractive she is and how much she turns him on, comparing it again to being hooked on a sweet treat. He wants her to take things to the next level—ditch the bikini, be freaky, and just enjoy the night with him. It’s all about passion, speed, and not holding anything back.

He repeats that they’ll hook up in the Lambo, keep smoking, and ride the high together. The vibe is a mix of lust, luxury, and recklessness. The line about Percocet hitting him again shows how he’s getting more and more lost in the night, just flowing with the moment. The club scene is wild—she’s dancing all the way down, doing her thing like the girl from “Te Boté,” showing confidence and attitude. It’s like the night’s spinning out of control, but in a way that feels exciting and unforgettable.

[Outro]
The outro ties it all together and repeats some of the wildest parts from earlier. He’s still saying how addicted he is to her, how she’s got him feeling crazy. He wants her to lose the bikini and get wild—no rules, no shame. The quick hook-up in the Lambo makes a comeback, along with the smoking and partying. It’s like they’re caught in this wild spiral of passion, speed, and chaos, but they’re loving every second of it.

He says again that he doesn’t know what’s happening because the Percocet is hitting hard, and the night just keeps going. The girl’s still dancing hard in the club like the “Te Boté” vibe—bold, s*xy, and confident. He drops some final shoutouts, reminding everyone who they are and that they’re not here to play. The “eh-eh, eh-eh” part feels like the night winding down but still buzzing with energy. It’s like they’re riding the high until the very end, no regrets, just pure vibes.