Golfista Lyrics (English Translation) – Duki

Golfista (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
Duki is introducing himself in a bold and energetic way, almost like hyping up a crowd. He’s calling for respect, showing he knows his worth, and letting everyone know he’s about to take over the moment. It feels like the start of something powerful and unapologetic.

[Verse 1]
Duki is demanding respect and making it clear that he’s not someone to be taken lightly. He says when he raps, he dominates, and when he talks, people learn from him—basically, he brings both skill and wisdom. He warns people to stay in line because someone named Lucho is watching, which sounds like a way of saying he’s got backup and eyes everywhere. He paints this flashy image of cruising through Miami in a Mercedes, wearing a hood, almost like he’s floating on air. His diamonds are real and top-quality, not cheap stuff. He’s grinding so hard that his hands are worn out, and his tired face is from late nights and weed. Still, even with little sleep, he keeps dreaming big—and that’s how he’s achieved so much. He’s constantly on the move, even across hemispheres, and when he says he has wings on his face, it’s like a metaphor for his rise and power, though he jokes he’s not a wrestler like Rey Mysterio. He’s Duko, and he’s unstoppable.

[Chorus]
People joke that he’s like a golfer because he’s always carrying a “stick,” which probably means a weapon for protection or his power in general. Even though he’s high or in a daze, his vision and direction in life have never been clearer. He’s dealt with betrayal from someone close, possibly a woman, and compares it to something unexpected and hurtful. Nobody thought he’d reach such high levels of fame, like winning a Ballon d’Or, which is a top soccer award—he’s proving everyone wrong. Fans greet him like a star the moment he arrives somewhere. His luxury car is always there, showing his success. He’s seen a lot of emotional pain—”chrome hearts” could be a reference to that—so now he protects himself emotionally. Even though he earned millions from writing songs, he says he’s not formally educated, just driven and talented.

[Verse 2]
Duki is talking about how he’s become so popular that people can’t tell if they’re seeing the real him or just his logo. He travels so much it’s like there are copies of him everywhere, and people think he’s not real. Some accuse him of stealing styles, but they’re just talking while he’s out there doing the work. He says people act fake—badmouthing him behind his back, then acting friendly. He likens his hustle to cooking as a top chef, pulling money (checks) out like fresh meals. He spends what he earns, lives big, and feels renewed. He compares his attitude to a dominant one, with his blunt (weed) as a tool or weapon. He warns others not to try to match his level if they can’t fly like him. People have told him secrets that could get others in trouble, but he’s not the type to snitch unless he’s forced. He’s thinking of starting a jewelry business and talks about retiring around 2027, which shows he’s planning ahead. He’s got unreleased music ready and feels protected at home. At this point, he’s confident nothing can overwhelm him, and he only signs deals if they’re massive.

[Chorus]
Again, he brings up the golfer comparison, showing how people misunderstand his image—it’s not about golf, it’s about always being ready and powerful. Even though his mind might feel clouded, he’s never been more certain about his path. He’s been betrayed again, especially by someone he trusted. People didn’t expect him to rise so far, like a soccer legend winning a major award. He gets treated like a superstar at airports, with fans everywhere. The Mercedes always being there is a symbol of success and consistency. He’s emotionally guarded now after all he’s been through. He’s earned millions with his lyrics, even though he admits he’s not traditionally educated—it’s pure talent and hard work.

[Outro]
He repeats his call for respect, reinforcing that he’s Duko and not to be underestimated. It’s a final reminder that he knows his place at the top and won’t accept disrespect from anyone. His name alone should be enough to demand recognition.