Como Se Rompe un Chanteo Lyrics (English Translation) – Tempo

Como Se Rompe un Chanteo (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
Tempo starts the song with a confident and energetic introduction, calling out to someone named Smith and hyping up his rap. He hints that he’s about to deliver something powerful and game-changing, telling listeners to pay attention to how he breaks a chant (a reference to his aggressive rap style). It sets the stage for his dominance in the rap game.

[Verse]
Tempo kicks off the verse by saying he loves when people underestimate him because it fuels his motivation. He sees himself as superior, almost alien, and believes that others in the industry are polluted by dishonesty and weak skills. He doesn’t just write rhymes; he lives them and delivers them with a force that stings like calamine lotion on irritated skin.

He then makes a bold statement that a man’s word holds more value than even Elon Musk’s wealth. This line highlights his belief in integrity and loyalty over material riches. He follows it up with an aggressive claim—his rivals failed to take him down and ultimately had to admit defeat.

Tempo calls out fake gangsters in the rap industry, exposing them for pretending to move drügs when they don’t. He uses the term “Trilis” to say he has real information and knows who’s genuine and who’s just acting tough. Then, he flexes his wealth by talking about a large, expensive watch on his wrist.

Next, he shifts to talking about his unstoppable momentum, saying he’s on “cruise control” and breaking limits. He references Puerto Rico’s heat and energy, comparing it to “snail fire” (a metaphor for something burning slowly but intensely). Then, he makes it clear that his rap skills and overall value in the music industry are unmatched, even throwing in a comparison to Interpol, an international police organization, as if to say that no one can regulate or stop him.

Tempo then references sports legends like Real Madrid and Chris Paul, showing that even the best competitors sometimes make mistakes (own goals) while he stays in control. He compares his high status to Manute Bol, a towering basketball player, and flexes his futuristic mindset by mentioning an iPhone model that doesn’t even exist yet.

Declaring himself a machine, Tempo boasts about his lyrical power, saying he doesn’t even need recognition because his work speaks for itself. He compares his deep, powerful verses to biblical Psalms and calls himself “the father” who has returned to reclaim his place at the top.

Finally, he dismisses his competition, saying their music is short-lived and that they don’t deserve to be heard. He criticizes rappers who rely on street credibility instead of lyrical talent, warning them that they can’t count on him for support. He closes the verse by hinting that only two rappers have truly succeeded, but one betrayed his word and the other doesn’t even know what’s real.

[Outro]
Tempo ends the song by asserting his dominance, saying nobody can mess with him. He spells out his name, making sure everyone knows who’s in charge. He also references “the villain” and “death,” possibly implying that he’s feared in the industry or that his lyrics destroy his rivals. It’s a powerful ending that reinforces his unstoppable presence in the rap game.