Soy Yo Lyrics (English Translation) – Tury

Soy Yo (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Tury & Kris R.]
In this part, he’s basically hyping up the remix and setting a brag-heavy tone. He talks like someone who just came from wild nights in Ibiza and wants everyone to know how crazy things got. He mentions two women to show off his confidence and lifestyle, one losing her voice from partying and the other keeping his designer clothes as if it was no big deal. The random shout-outs and noises make it feel like a chaotic club entrance, where he’s letting people know he’s here, he’s important, and everyone already knows what he’s about.

[Verse 1]
Here, he’s painting a loud, flashy picture of his world, where everything revolves around money, partying, s*x, and dominance. He talks about walking into places with a certain smell and energy that basically screams wealth and wild behavior. He and his crew see themselves as untouchable, rebellious, and living above the rules. He compares himself and his friends to bandits onstage, as if their lifestyle is a performance that others watch but can’t imitate. He brags about how women react to him, exaggerating to show how much power he thinks he has in those situations.

He also mocks people who pretend to be rich or stylish by flashing things they borrowed instead of owning. He calls them out for acting tough until real danger appears, saying they freeze when someone actually pulls a weapon. He keeps talking in a very crude way to show he’s not trying to sound classy or polite; he wants to sound raw and intimidating. He boasts about always being surrounded by women—models, s*x workers, anyone who wants to be part of his scene. He describes throwing money around on the island, acting like that’s just a normal day for him.

He reminds people not to act foolish around him and says expensive brands are part of his daily life. If someone isn’t there to flirt or hook up, he claims they don’t belong in his space. Even if a woman has a boyfriend, he talks like it doesn’t matter because he believes she’ll still choose him. He talks about arriving, taking control, and immediately getting physical, describing everything with exaggerated swagger. He even jokes about doing things in regular cars like a Kia, as if saying it doesn’t matter where he is; the lifestyle follows him.

He says if he looks rough, it’s just how things are, and he doesn’t care much. He brags that women always fall for him no matter what. He calls himself a piranha, meaning someone sharp and dangerous, but also careful enough not to get in trouble. He mentions jewelry in water to show how durable and expensive his stuff is. He claims even simple things can attract women because they’re already comfortable around him. Finally, he compares partying with his friend to characters known for being ruthless, keeping that tough, unstoppable image going.

[Pre-Chorus]
Here, he brags about being wild, dirty, and living without shame. He calls himself a pig in a proud way, saying he lives like someone older who’s been around the block. He talks about being the toughest guy where he’s from, someone who never goes anywhere without protection because his lifestyle is dangerous and bold. He also repeats that luxury brands are part of his daily look. He keeps hammering in that he lives like a rock star, all chaos, s*x, power, and nonstop confidence.

[Chorus]
He’s basically declaring that he sees himself as the toughest and most reckless guy of his generation. He calls himself the biggest troublemaker and insists no one else compares. When he talks about how many women he’s been with, he acts like he’s lost count because it happens so often. He even jokes that the last woman got mad because things ended before she wanted them to, showing he’s trying to sound cocky and in high demand.

[Verse 2]
In this part, he keeps up the same attitude, laughing at rules and singerities as if nothing can touch him. He talks about expensive clothing and drügs like they’re just everyday details. He insults someone by calling them a clown and says their friend is no better. Then he compares his style to famous characters—mentioning someone dressed like Lil Wayne or riding like Bruce Wayne—to give himself a superhero or superstar vibe. He mentions the sound of a weapon to remind listeners he’s dangerous and always collecting money. When he says he bags a verified girl, he’s talking about hooking up with women who have status online. He celebrates his success on the island and then tries to soften things at the end by saying he’s actually a good guy, even though everything he’s said sounds the opposite.

[Chorus]
He repeats that he’s the biggest troublemaker and the toughest in the new generation. He again claims he doesn’t even know how many women he’s been with because it happens constantly. He repeats the line about the last woman getting upset, reinforcing his bragging attitude and trying to make it sound like he’s in such high demand that keeping track isn’t even possible.

[Outro]
A final aggressive shout to keep the energy loud.