Burlao Lyrics (English Translation) – Bryant Myers

Burlao (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
Here, Bryant Myers is basically saying he doesn’t care about people who never showed up for him or those who walked away. He’s still hustling and doing well, even though he’s already made it big. He’s not mocking anyone, just living his life and staying focused. He’s been getting money since 2016 and has never gone broke. Even if he ever ends up in jail, his business will keep running because he planned ahead. That line about kiosks shows how smart and prepared he is, no matter what comes his way.

[Chorus]
He repeats that he doesn’t need the people who never showed support or left. Despite having lots of money now, he’s still working hard. The phrase “we’re making fun of it” shows he’s enjoying the success and not letting it get to his head. And he’s not just known in Puerto Rico—he’s respected everywhere.

[Verse 1]
Bryant paints a picture of a flashy, successful life. He parties hard every weekend like it’s a huge shopping day, living large. He talks about people who act tough but don’t really have what it takes. He compares himself to Thanos, saying he puts pressure on his rivals effortlessly. He brags about having more hair than a barber—just another playful flex. He mentions beating legal charges and being ready for anything life throws at him. When he talks about “running it,” he means he’s still in charge of his game. He even brings up a woman wanting a hit from his stash, comparing his girls to the Powerpuff Girls—cute but fierce. He’s prepared for enemies, too, with gear and protection. The line about three eyes hints at being super alert, like the iPhone 16 Pro. Then he boasts about having more rings than Michael Jordan, which means he’s highly accomplished. His diamonds are all white, and his sneakers are fresh and rare. Even if someone’s taller or seems bigger, they still can’t walk in his shoes. He ends by saying others have only succeeded by following his lead.

[Chorus]
Again, he emphasizes that people who bailed on him don’t matter. He’s still grinding, still rich, and still doing his thing. Saying “we’re a KID” might be his way of showing he’s got a strong brand or squad, and they’re making waves in Puerto Rico and beyond.

[Verse 2]
Bryant talks about how loyalty means nothing if it’s for sale. He’s seen people he once trusted switch sides. He helped them a lot, probably more than he should’ve, but doesn’t carry hate toward them. Still, he believes that fake people eventually get what they deserve. He’s speeding through life, full of unspoken thoughts, and when it comes to protecting his people or respect, he’s willing to drop serious money or go hard. Anyone who tries him might end up seriously hurt. He keeps things sharp and to the point, and if anyone threatens his family, he’ll stand up for them, no matter the cost—even risking his life. Some people hate seeing him succeed because they lack what he’s got—heart and drive. If you don’t have that, you don’t belong in his crew. And he ends with a raw, rebellious line aimed at anyone against them.

[Chorus]
He repeats once more that those who didn’t show up or left are irrelevant. He’s still on his hustle, still loaded, and fully proud of who he is and what he stands for. He spells out “BUR-LA-O” like a stamp of identity, saying they represent that energy proudly everywhere, not just in Puerto Rico.

[Outro]
He gives shoutouts to his crew—El Mynor, El Millo Gangster Club, DJ Nelson, Búho, and Lanalizer—showing love and acknowledging the people behind the scenes.