Hijo D Perra Lyrics – El Perrote Wz

Hijo D Perra Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Ronny GTA]
He’s basically telling you to pay attention to where you stand, shouting out his block and the hidden alley they come from. He’s setting the vibe by naming his crew and saying this is their zone and they’re representing it with pride.

[Verso 1: Ronny GTA]
He’s talking about stepping out into the streets with his people, comparing their presence to a swarm. He mentions getting into a fight and hurting someone, showing how rough things can get. Even though he’s skinny, he says he still eats well and doesn’t go hungry. He warns that if he shows up in someone’s area, it’s going to cause trouble, like a shock that no one is ready for.

[Coro: El Perrote WZ, Ronny GTA]
Here he’s brushing off people who talk nonsense, saying their words don’t matter and they can take their trash talk somewhere else. He feels people judge him because he looks good or carries himself with confidence, and that’s why they try to step on his Nike shoes on purpose. He keeps repeating that their attitude is fake and annoying, and he’s tired of folks trying to play with his image. The chorus shows frustration with disrespect and the way people try to provoke him, especially over small things like his shoes, which he takes personally.

[Verso 2: Ronny GTA]
He’s upset because someone stepped on his brand-new Jordans, and he doesn’t have the money to replace them, which makes him even more furious. He calls out to his partner, telling him to deal with the people who caused the problem. He says they made him run around too much, and he’s not a basketball player to be dealing with that kind of constant back-and-forth. He repeats a popular line about giving a hard response to anyone who tries him. He feels people are eyeing his jewelry and watches, waiting for a chance to take advantage. He’s watching for an opening to defend himself with force if needed. He mentions that everyone in the area knows him, and people wait for his verse just to hear his voice, showing his confidence and reputation.

[Coro: El Perrote WZ, Ronny GTA]
Again he’s calling out people who talk nonsense and try to put him down with empty words. He repeats that folks saw him looking sharp and tried to step on his Nike shoes just to annoy him. He keeps dismissing their attitude and saying their talk is worthless. The constant repetition shows how tired he is of being provoked for no reason and how often people try him, especially because he stands out. He keeps pushing back, saying he’s not here for fake talk or weak excuses, and he won’t let anyone disrespect him without reacting.

[Post-Coro: Ronny GTA]
He’s repeating how frustrated he is about his new Jordans getting ruined because he can’t afford another pair. He tells the person who stepped on them to look down and see what they did, showing how irritated and fed up he is with the situation.

[Verso 3: El Perrote WZ]
He starts telling a story about his past when he used to hang around certain groups in rough areas. He mentions being around someone armed and active in the streets. He talks about moving through different zones and having connections that helped him stay involved in street life. He says he’s dealt with a lot of troublemakers in the alleys and always stayed ready. He walks around with a gun because he doesn’t want anything weaker for protection. He says he keeps himself clean and stylish while staying sharp and alert. There are plenty of dangerous people around, but he still moves with confidence. Ronny rides around in a loud vehicle and jokes that the whole vibe feels like they’re living inside a video game.

[Coro: El Perrote WZ, Ronny GTA]
He repeats that he’s always walking around with a gun because he doesn’t want anything less reliable. He says it over and over to show how serious he is about staying prepared. He warns that if someone steps on his Nike shoes, he’ll react physically, and he’s not hiding that fact. He keeps showing how being disrespected over something small can spark a big reaction. The repetition makes the message feel like a chant, almost like he’s reminding himself and everyone else that he’s not letting anyone mess with him. He keeps the same energy through the whole chorus—staying armed, staying alert, and ready to respond if someone crosses the line.

[Outro: Ronny Gta]
He’s saying that everything about what they do is like GTA, meaning fast, wild, and street-driven. He repeats that people should be aware of their place and recognize his area and block. He lists his crew, their labels, and the spots they represent, showing pride in where they come from. He says everyone already knows what they’re about and understands their style. He shouts out the producer and repeats their confident chants. He mentions some people are upset because he’s getting more attention, and he pushes them to try sampling the music themselves if they think they can match him. He ends with a challenge, inviting people to see if they can really pull it off.