100pre@Límite Lyrics (English Translation) – Duki

100pre@Límite (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
Duki is kicking things off with energy and a shoutout to his crew—Duko, Nadddot, and Nake. The vibe feels hyped and personal, like he’s stepping into his zone and calling out to people who already know what he’s about. That “5202-2-2” adds a mysterious, signature tag that sets the tone for the track.

[Refrain]
Duki is saying he’s fully tuned in—spiritually, emotionally, and with his people. Being “online” here isn’t just about the internet; it’s about being present and fully active. He’s constantly growing, improving, and trying to reach new heights. Whether it’s his relationship with God, his family, or his hustle, everything is moving forward. He’s not settling; he knows there’s always room to level up and be better. The repetition shows that this mindset is constant for him, and he wants others to feel that drive too. It’s not just about success; it’s about staying connected and always wanting to do more. It’s his way of saying, “I’m not done yet, I’m just getting started.”

[Verse 1]
Duki starts by referencing the 808, a deep bass sound used in hip-hop, showing he’s locked into the music. He brings up “no pain, no gain,” comparing himself to Dwyane Wade, a legendary basketball player, saying he’s putting in the work and performing at a top level. When he talks about people pulling out their phones and rivals wanting photos, he’s describing how famous he’s become. But even though others admire him, they can’t reach his level—he’s used to the pressure and the “altitude.” He’s from Argentina, and he carries that identity with pride. When he says he’s speaking like Tévez, a soccer player known for broken English, he’s embracing his raw, unpolished style with confidence.

[Chorus]
He’s living on the edge, always pushing his limits, taking risks, and not playing it safe. There’s this feeling that he’s close to burning out or falling, but he keeps going. When he says “no card limit,” he’s also talking about financial freedom—he’s spending and living big without restrictions. Duki also makes it clear that others shouldn’t try to copy him. He’s doing something unique and didn’t become who he is by following someone else’s path. There’s also a warning in his voice—imitating his lifestyle without understanding the pressure or pain behind it could be dangerous. He’s walking a fine line, but he’s learned how to survive there. This chorus repeats to drive home the idea that he’s always living intensely, with no boundaries.

[Verse 2]
Duki’s going all out, like there’s no tomorrow. He compares his high-energy lifestyle to Travis Pastrana, a famous daredevil, meaning he’s addicted to thrill and speed. When he mentions ice, drügs, and wool, he’s hinting at a flashy, possibly reckless lifestyle. He feels like The Weeknd, living like a superstar for the weekend. The Adidas shoes and skull face are part of his bold image, and though he names luxury brand Philipp Plein, he makes it clear his style is his own. Despite losing some weight, he still sees himself as powerful, like a champion. He drinks Grey Goose and sinks into it, showing how he sometimes drowns in the chaos. The beat fuels him, and he doesn’t just use it—he tears into it. His fans want him to unleash his darker side. Even if he’s skinny, he’s got a heavy presence. His lyrics stand out like rare, polished metal. While others fight for attention, he’s watching it all happen. He’s not chasing fall or decline—he’s still blooming, still creating in the studio with his team.

[Bridge]
Duki talks about chasing his dreams non-stop, not resting until he gets everything he’s after. He’s focused on becoming the best version of himself, not necessarily being the most famous or first in line. Fame isn’t his goal anymore—it’s self-respect. He just wants to be proud of who he sees in the mirror every day. That’s what really matters to him now.

[Chorus]
Once again, Duki brings back that feeling of always being right on the edge, living in a space that’s both thrilling and dangerous. He’s reminding people not to copy him blindly—he didn’t ask to be a role model, and he doesn’t sugarcoat the risks. He’s spending freely, with no financial limits, and still walking the line between greatness and self-destruction. The repetition of being “on the edge” shows how constant this feeling is for him—it’s his lifestyle. He’s not afraid of falling because he’s gotten used to the height and the pressure. While others may try to imitate, they can’t match his spirit, hunger, or story. He’s still going strong, pushing himself beyond the limit.

[Outro]
5202-2-2 feels like a final stamp—his personal tag, like a signature that closes the track with mystery and identity.