DEVIL JIN Lyrics – Recycled J

DEVIL JIN Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Cruz Cafuné]
The intro sets a wild tone as the artist talks about getting hyped on pills, comparing the feeling to playing as a character from a video game (Devil Jin). It also references cars drifting and a woman who’s as dangerous and stylish as Cruella de Vil, with a hint that Paris suits her well, emphasizing a flashy lifestyle.

[Estribillo: Recycled J]
In the chorus, the artist is experiencing a high from pills while feeling unstoppable, comparing his energy to the video game character Devil Jin. He describes his connection with a woman who has an alluring yet dangerous vibe, referencing her as Cruella de Vil and noting how well Paris suits her, showcasing a glamorous and reckless lifestyle.

[Verso 1: Recycled J]
The first verse talks about someone who’s not doing great, mentioning being messed up from taking too many pills like Rivotril. The artist calls out the person’s mistakes, mentioning white powder (likely drügs) and a brain malfunction. There’s a reference to a party scene with Freddie Gibbs’ music playing, and the lyrics hint at a gritty, street-wise environment. He also talks about his ties to dangerous people, including family members involved in shady business, suggesting a world of crime and survival.

[Puente: Recycled J]
In the bridge, the artist plays with his own ego, saying he could be someone’s father and comparing himself to the powerful character Anakin. He emphasizes his ability to make a quick exit when needed, like a trampoline, suggesting he’s focused on the high-energy vibe he’s feeling, while also showing off his confident and untouchable attitude.

[Estribillo: Recycled J]
This repetition of the chorus highlights the thrill of being high and full of energy, driving like in a racing game. The dangerous woman is again compared to Cruella de Vil, reinforcing her tough, attractive aura, and Paris suits her perfectly, emphasizing the glamorous lifestyle they lead, along with the artist’s rebellious tone.

[Puente: Cruz Cafuné & Recycled J]
The bridge section intensifies the vibe of being high on pills, and the artist repeats the phrase to emphasize the feeling. The woman is called a “devil,” echoing the earlier comparison to Devil Jin, emphasizing her tough, unpredictable nature. This part underlines the chaotic, intense energy they’re both experiencing.

[Verso 2: Cruz Cafuné]
In the second verse, Cruz Cafuné talks about being unbothered by challenges, comparing himself to a fakir (someone who can endure pain) and playing with the idea of stealing tattoos. He mentions enjoying dips and hits while listening to Frankie Ruiz, with a reference to wearing expensive clothing and accessories, signaling wealth and status. He’s confident and unafraid of danger, making references to gambling, jinns, and his advanced tech, all adding to his fly persona. He also talks about his precision in handling situations, showing he’s in control and fully immersed in his dangerous, street-savvy world.

[Estribillo: Recycled J]
This version of the chorus amplifies the thrill of driving and the dangerous, attractive woman. The comparison to Cruella de Vil is maintained, showing her as both appealing and fierce. The Paris reference continues, now mentioning the woman’s growing wealth, emphasizing the luxurious, fast-paced lifestyle they’re leading, with an undercurrent of wildness and unpredictability.

[Outro: Cruz Cafuné]
The outro reinforces the chaos and energy of the song, with the repeated line about the woman being a “devil,” highlighting her dangerous and unpredictable nature. The laughter at the end adds a playful, mischievous touch, as if embracing the chaos of their world.