Top diesel Lyrics – Beéle

Top diesel Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro sets a playful and laid-back mood. The singer talks about someone he thinks is top-tier—like a top diesel engine, good-looking, and a princess. He also hints at something he heard while in Cap Cana, like a story or advice from a friend. It feels like the start of a wild or emotional ride, sparked by a casual moment or conversation.

[Coro]
Here, he’s warning himself not to fall in love, like he’s trying to stay in control. But even though he tells his heart not to catch feelings, his heart just laughs, as if it knows he’s already slipping into it. It’s that inner battle between logic and emotions.

[Post-Coro]
He’s basically admitting he has a hard time saying no—especially when feelings are involved. No matter how much he tells himself to hold back, he keeps giving in. Then he brings up the girl again, calling her top diesel and top princess, like she’s one of a kind. A friend teases him, pointing out how smitten he looks, and he just questions why he’s feeling this way, almost as if blaming fate or God. It’s like he knows he’s losing control and can’t help it.

[Verso]
He’s clearly mesmerized by this girl, calling her the prettiest and even joking that he’d love to have a baby with her. He’s super attracted to how she dances, imagining they’d be just as in sync in bed. He wants to be a big part of her life, even saying he’d become her playlist in the bedroom, like her personal soundtrack. He thinks about visiting her house and even spending time with her mom, showing he’s into more than just a fling. He’s open to whatever happens as long as it’s mutual. He starts fantasizing that just saying these things might make them come true. He lets himself be taken by love, turns all soft and romantic, even saying that if his aunt sees him getting chubby, she’ll know it’s because love makes you gain weight. He keeps repeating that he can’t say no and hopes it’s her fault if he gets too deep into it. He wants her love fully and sweetly, and even his mom (or “cucha”) seems to approve in her own way.

[Coro]
Again, he’s trying to talk sense into himself, telling his heart not to fall in love. But just like before, the heart laughs at him, knowing it’s already too late. He’s repeating the same cycle.

[Post-Coro]
He keeps repeating that he just can’t say no. It’s like no matter how much he tries to resist or act cool, he ends up giving in. The repetition shows how helpless he feels, like love is stronger than his willpower.