ABC Lyrics – Arcángel

ABC Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
Arcángel is playfully starting things off by chatting with Elmo, like it’s a fun kid-friendly moment, but with a twist. He’s about to run through the Spanish alphabet in his own wild style. There’s some humor, a light mood, and it sets up the idea that he’s going to do something creative and different using the ABCs.

[Verso]
He kicks things off with “A” for Arcángel, introducing himself confidently. Then with “B” he calls himself *la bestia* (the beast), showing he’s a dominant force in the game. “C” brings in a bold tone with a word used to refer to people he doesn’t respect, kind of setting the attitude right away.

With “D”, he says he’s more lit than a drone flying high — basically saying he’s way up, either mentally, physically, or both. He warns others they’ll fall if they try to mess with him. Then “E” leads into “F” for being high and “G” for ganja (weed). He doesn’t even know how many blunts he’s smoked by now. He brags about being with someone else’s girl, and says that guy’s not even his fan anymore — probably because of jealousy or betrayal.

Then comes “H” where he talks about making a lot of money and eating hibachi, showing off his lifestyle. His accountant recently looked at his financials and was shocked at how rich he is. He’s wearing expensive Louis Vuitton Air Force sneakers worth hundreds of thousands and doesn’t want to step into a pothole — not because of the hole, but because he doesn’t want to scuff his luxury shoes.

He’s so fired up, he wants to step on his enemies’ faces when he finally gets rid of them. Moving on to “I” for iPhone, he uses the Apple logo — a bitten apple — as a metaphor for how jealous people are of him, just like the story of temptation. He says nobody can beat him, not even close.

When he hits “J”, he gets more personal. He mentions Justin, someone very close to him who passed away. He still misses him and feels like Justin watches him from above, encouraging him to keep going strong and dominating the game.

He throws in “Kame Hame” referencing Dragon Ball Z, saying he’s hitting harder than Muhammad Ali. People want to bring him down, but he ruins their plans. He dismisses haters who can’t handle his success. Then with “L”, he talks about rolling papers and staying high, which bugs people who envy him. He’s surrounded by money and women, living a flashy lifestyle.

With “M” he touches on people wanting to kill him, and “N” for *nunca* — saying it’ll never happen. “O” is him wishing someone would try to mess with him, just so he could bring out “P”, his piece (gun), and go full gangster like a character from a crime movie.

At “Q”, he challenges anyone who thinks they can take his throne, asking seriously, who’s really got what it takes? When he brings out the “R”, he says he tears his enemies apart without hesitation.

“S” is for Señor Santos — probably a trusted ally or alter ego — who’s ready to bring the heat. “T” references Taran Tactical, a brand known for serious firearms, showing he’s armed and ready. He says if anyone crosses the line, he won’t talk — he’ll act. And his crew, like “El Zombie”, will take care of business.

He says if he catches someone slipping in Puerto Rico with his crew, they’re going to get beaten up badly. At “U”, he says he’s not even from this universe — showing he’s on another level. “V” talks about how his verses are so good they’ll break things down.

“W” is a shout-out to a friend he respects. “X” is about crossing out anyone who brings drama. Then with “Y” he centers it back on himself — he’s the problem, in a good way, the one everyone has to deal with. And finally, “Z” is something he’ll light up and smoke after the song — ending it with a cool, carefree vibe.