Burlao Lyrics – Bryant Myers

Burlao Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
He’s saying he doesn’t need the people who left or never showed up in the first place. He keeps hustling even though he’s already got plenty of money. He’s fully enjoying his success and feels on top of the world—”burla’o” means he’s living large, almost untouchably good. He doesn’t rely on anyone and has been making millions since 2016. Even if he ends up in jail, his business is so set up, it’ll keep making money without him.

[Coro]
He repeats that he doesn’t need anyone who isn’t around. He’s still out there grinding, even with money already stacked up. He and his crew are flexing, living that “burla’o” life everywhere, especially in Puerto Rico and beyond. Basically, they’re winning, and it’s loud and clear.

[Verso 1]
He talks about how he spends money like it’s always Black Friday—no limits. People are watching him too closely, acting nosy, like Flanders from The Simpsons. Others talk tough but don’t really back it up. He compares his impact to Thanos, a powerful Marvel villain, showing how much pressure he brings. Though he’s not a barber, he’s got more ammo than clippers, hinting at being armed. He’s beaten serious legal charges, staying undefeated. He’s always ready for whatever comes and is determined to stay in charge of his life and crew. He jokes about girls wanting him, saying he’s got three of them like the Powerpuff Girls. He stays alert, has tools for enemies, and sees everything—like having three eyes, referencing an iPhone 16 Pro. He’s also got more championship rings than Michael Jordan, showing how much he’s won. His jewelry shines, his shoes are rare and expensive, and no matter how big someone is, they can’t fill his shoes. He paved the way for others, and they’re just walking a path he already created.

[Coro]
Once again, he doesn’t care about the people who came and went. He’s still on his grind, making money, and living large. He repeats that he and his people are on top, both in Puerto Rico and everywhere else.

[Verso 2]
He points out that loyalty is worthless if it has a price—he’s been betrayed by people he once cared about. He helped many of them countless times, and he could go on forever listing it. Still, he doesn’t wish them harm. He believes they’ll fall on their own because of their choices. He’s speeding through life, confident and flashy in his pink AP watch and on the expressway. He feels a lot but doesn’t talk about it much. Instead, he blows some money to distract himself. If someone messes around, they’re getting crushed, no mercy. He keeps it short and real. He’d go to any lengths for his family, even if it risks his life. People hate seeing his shine because they don’t have the same. If someone’s not truly loyal or part of his circle from the heart, he doesn’t want them around—they can leave.

[Coro]
Again, he emphasizes that the people who are gone or never came don’t matter. He keeps hustling, enjoying the “burla’o” lifestyle across Puerto Rico and everywhere else.

[Outro]
This is a shoutout to his team and producers—Mynor, Millo Gangster Club, DJ Nelson, Búho, and Lanalizer. Just giving credit to the people behind the track.