Yo-Yo Lyrics – Duki

Yo-Yo Lyrics Meaning

[Estribillo]
Here, Duki is talking about how he smokes way more than usual to deal with the pain he feels inside. People tell him to stop, but he doesn’t see why he should—he actually feels better each time. Life moves so fast for him that a normal 24-hour day isn’t enough, and he jokes about needing 34 hours or even a second version of himself to keep up. He also mentions how he throws money around, but it always comes back to him, like a yo-yo, showing how confident he is in his financial success and hustle.

[Verso]
Duki starts off saying he’s in touch with higher powers, feeling strong and confident. When he says he’s spitting fire, he’s talking about both his raps and his intensity. He’s ready to take over, no matter who disagrees or gets hurt along the way. Coming from a rough place, he points out that he didn’t see anyone else grinding like he did. For him, this isn’t just a hobby—it’s serious training. He doesn’t care about flashy titles like MVP because he knows he’s already at the top of his game.

He compares his money skills to doing tricks—flipping it like a skater does with a board. He says he could travel the whole world on foot with ease, again showing how big he’s thinking. He references pop culture like Sanji (a powerful fighter from anime) and Oliver & Benji (famous soccer characters), blending his lifestyle with fantasy and ambition. He always knew he was tough, but now he realizes just how much. When he looks at a girl in tight jeans, he sees infinity—it’s a mix of attraction and deep thoughts.

He admits he wants to stop the emotional pain, but he knows drügs or syrup won’t really fix it. He’s locked in a fight with fate and wants everyone to move aside. He takes his music seriously and sees it as his legacy, the only thing he’ll take to the grave. His style is aggressive, biting like Tyson. He brags about his crew’s skills, calling himself the final boss—like Bison in Street Fighter. His mind is always on money, women, and success, while casually dropping flexes like putting out airplane butts in his ashtray. He ends with a flirty but bold line about how good he looks in luxury, but how his girl still tops it all—both in looks and vibe.

[Estribillo]
This part is a longer repeat of the earlier chorus, where Duki keeps it real about how he smokes heavily to deal with his pain. People keep warning him to stop, but he doesn’t see why, especially since he feels like he’s improving, not worse. He talks again about how overwhelming life is—how a normal day isn’t enough for everything he wants to do, and maybe he needs another version of himself to manage it all. The money he spends isn’t a concern because it always returns to him, just like a yo-yo—this shows how confident he is in his success and how money flows easily in and out of his life. By repeating this chorus, he really drives home the stress, the nonstop pace, and how he’s built a system where even his chaos works in his favor. He’s exhausted but in control, hurting but still rising.