Very Good Lyrics – Dowel King

Very Good Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
Shouting out names and setting the vibe.

[Verso 1]
He’s repping his area proudly, saying it’s a place where gangsters came up right from the center. The people there might be a little crazy, and they won’t hesitate to shoot if you mess with them. They don’t mess with fake types like flashy or preppy guys. Everyone already knows who’s who and where they stand.

[Verso 2]
He’s talking about how people try to guess what’s going on without knowing the real story. If anyone comes trying to stir up trouble, they might not make it out — some might even die. He mentions someone named José who’s passed away, saying he took everything and ran with it. He wears a flag but had to go look for another way out. Even when things seem calm, a funeral might be coming — someone important died. He mentions where his clothes come from (his mom’s place) and says goodbye to all the fake ones. He calls on Yoan for help to make a flashy move. He’s confident and unbothered, not scared of anyone. He compares taking someone down to how Shaquille O’Neal dominates. He says he’s both a rapper and someone with a street past, and the people in his neighborhood love and respect him. No one’s ever dared to mess with him.

[Coro]
The repeated “very good” lines are like a confident chant. It gives off a vibe that things are under control, they’re doing well, and nothing can shake them. It’s catchy, bold, and makes a statement without needing to explain too much.

[Verso 3]
He starts by saying he lights up a cigarette inside the car, showing he does what he wants. He’s been through wild nights with someone called Tití and still made it through. He talks about a rough place where shots get fired just for hearing a bottle drop. He’s the one who patches up the wall so it doesn’t leave a big hole. He casually mentions smoking in Jamaica and how things are “easy easy” despite all the trash people talk. In the block, things calm down when he shows up. But now he’s making things harder for his enemies. His body’s full of scars and his face has piercings — he’s been through things. People might see him partying at the club, but he’s dealing with real struggles. He jokes about buying a bike for someone so they don’t ride around on motorbikes. He moves around different areas to visit a friend and buy a cap. Someone tried to act tough like a “Taliban,” but ended up running away. He warns that if someone tries to act slick with him, it could lead to a shootout. He even tells people to ask “Moreno” to confirm that he doesn’t back down. He goes to buy a cap and says he doesn’t mix with enemies, and they can’t say anything about him. If someone tries to kiss up or play games, it’ll spark a big scene. He calls on Yoan again, saying they’re heading to a party soon. He’s taking his gun with him in case fake people show up. He mentions his Sig Sauer weapon in case two main troublemakers come through. He calls out a group (MMG) saying they’re wild for wanting beef, and warns that if he has to deal with them, he’ll go all out — even in tight spaces.

[Estribilo]
They’re in a tight spot, like being stuck in a hole, but he’s got something small — a pin — to deal with it. It’s like saying, “Even if I’ve got nothing, I’ll make it work.”

[Coro]
The repeated “very good” part returns, keeping up that same strong, confident energy. It’s like a chant that reinforces how they’re handling things, staying steady, and ready for whatever comes. Simple, bold, and full of street pride.

[Outro]
Telling Yoan to play the track again.