Dá Professor Lyrics – Akapellah

Dá Professor Lyrics Meaning

[Verso 1]
In this verse, Akapellah comes out with a powerful energy, announcing that he’s here to dominate. He compares himself to a force, crushing his competition. He talks about smoking a blunt like a Rastafarian, emphasizing his laid-back but dominant vibe. He dismisses the idea of needing outside help to rise, referring to mythical figures and substances as unnecessary distractions. He believes his skills alone will overpower the competition. Akapellah also portrays himself as invincible, likening his strength to Hulk and King Kong but more refined. He highlights his mastery in bluffing and his unique style with the mic, suggesting that he’s a pro at commanding attention. The verse ends with an invitation for listeners to lose themselves in his music, encouraging them to clear their minds and hit replay to experience his power again.

[Coro]
In the chorus, Akapellah asserts his superiority, calling himself “the professor” and mocking those who challenge him. He describes searching for a rival’s music online, only to find it unimpressive. He compares himself to fine, aged cheese, emphasizing his excellence. He says that every line he spits is like a slap to his opponent’s ego, leaving a lasting impact.

[Verso 2]
In this verse, Akapellah criticizes other artists who are stuck in mainstream genres like reggaeton. He implies that they’re washed up and out of touch, using references to famous brands and characters to suggest they’re living in a fantasy world. He points out the compromise some people make in the pursuit of fame, saying that if fame requires degrading acts, some are willing to sell out. Meanwhile, he and his crew are focused on making history with genuine effort and merit, not shortcuts.

[Interludio]
This short interlude repeats the idea that everyone listens to Akapellah because of his undeniable presence. He’s “the motherf*cking professor,” a figure of singerity and power in the rap game, and no one can ignore it.

[Verso 3]
In this third verse, Akapellah shifts to addressing the downfall of people who once had it all. He talks about their fame fading, relationships falling apart, and financial struggles. He critiques people who live a fake life online, pretending to be rich or successful while they can’t even pay their bills. Akapellah contrasts this with his own authenticity and rise to the top, stating he doesn’t rely on illegal activity, fake jewelry, or flashy lifestyles. He emphasizes that he’s built his career with his talent and hard work, without the need for gimmicks or flashy displays. He expresses indifference toward money, fame, or what people think of him, stating that he was born to be a legend. Akapellah has seen others, including those with huge followings, fall apart when their time is up, and he warns about the importance of staying true to oneself and knowing when to distance from bad influences. He concludes by teaching a basic life lesson: success is about consistency, not just reaching the top, and he playfully encourages everyone to “learn the A-B-C.”