EL FICTICIO Lyrics – El Goldo

EL FICTICIO Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
In the intro, the artist immediately sets a dark, threatening, and confident tone. He talks about a powerful “android” that should not be awakened, showing that he and his crew are untouchable and that challenging them would be dangerous. He reflects on how rivals have tried to sabotage him, whether by pirating his music, downplaying his talent, or closing doors in the music industry, but he portrays himself as invincible, saying none of it affects him. The mention of rivals being from privileged or “good” families emphasizes that they have never really experienced the streets, which is a central point in his argument about authenticity. He mocks their lack of street credibility while highlighting his own, presenting himself as both clever and dangerous. He also stresses that he can deal with his enemies directly, without involving third parties, reinforcing the idea that he doesn’t need help to maintain his dominance. Humor is interwoven with threats, making the tone playful yet menacing. Overall, the intro shows him as confident, aware of his power, and ready to confront anyone who tries to challenge him, while also teasing the audience with his swagger and street smarts.

[Verso 1]
In the first verse, the artist continues to assert his dominance and sets the stage for confrontation. He wants to shake things up and reveal the truth to those who pretend to be “street” or act tough online, especially the so-called kids who think they know the game. He makes it clear that he doesn’t copy anyone and that he’s the original, establishing his credibility and uniqueness in the trap scene. He brags about being feared and respected, ready to face rivals alone, and mocks anyone trying to act more experienced or powerful than him. He highlights his dignity and authenticity, contrasting himself with fake competitors who are “puppets” or unworthy of respect. The artist recalls how some people were once fans of his style but later turned against him once he achieved success, showing how jealousy and betrayal can change relationships. He criticizes rivals for being inexperienced, unprepared, and superficial, pointing out that they have never truly faced challenges on the streets. By mocking their fake behavior and attempts to copy his style, he asserts that their success is undeserved. He also threatens to disrupt their credibility publicly, emphasizing that he controls the narrative and that his skill and street knowledge put him far above them. This verse mixes playful insults, personal anecdotes, and warnings, highlighting his confidence and singerity in the trap scene.

[Interludio]
Just an expression of hype and excitement, adding energy.

[Verso 2]
In this verse, the artist directly addresses a rival he considers fake and exposed. He points out that the rival has been betrayed even by his own team, showing how weak and untrustworthy his circle is. The artist reminds the rival that he helped him get started in trap, showing that the rival owes his current position to him. He calls out the rival for pretending to be from the streets when he’s not, and contrasts his own authenticity with the rival’s fake image. He highlights past mistakes where the rival was punished or failed due to lack of talent, while also pointing out the rival’s resentment and desire for revenge. He mentions the rival’s connections to singerity, suggesting that the rival relies on external power rather than real skill, credibility, or respect. The tone is aggressive, mixing personal history, street criticism, and warnings, making it clear that the rival has no real chance against him.

[Interludio]
The artist builds energy and signals he is ready to attack again, setting up tension for the next verse.

[Verso 3]
Here, the artist talks about how people once supported him but turned against him despite his help, generosity, and influence. He mentions giving others tools, guidance, or inspiration, but some turned on him, showing that envy and betrayal are common. He criticizes rivals for claiming singerity in the scene while lacking talent, originality, or authenticity. He mocks their attempts to copy others, exposing them as insecure and fake. The artist also highlights strange or embarrassing behavior from rivals, showing how ridiculous they are compared to him. He uses personal anecdotes and real-life examples to emphasize his credibility and long-standing influence, showing he has always been connected to the streets and the music. The verse is both aggressive and playful, mixing insults with reminders of his skill, experience, and superiority. It reinforces that his rivals are imposters, and only he can claim real respect in the trap scene.

[Interludio: Pirlo & Blessd]
In this section, the artist delivers direct threats and reminders of his power. He says rivals will face consequences if they challenge him, no matter who they are or where they come from. He stresses the need to stay strong, united, and aware of street rules, showing his leadership and command over the scene. He boasts about being feared, supported by loyal allies, and never backing down. The interlude also reinforces his past support for rivals who have now betrayed him, highlighting their ingratitude. Overall, it’s a mix of intimidation, pride, and loyalty, showing that he’s untouchable and in control.

[Verso 4]
Here, the artist specifically targets WestierCOL, mocking his wealth, appearance, and fake behavior. He points out that the rival pretends to be powerful and respected, but in reality, he is shallow and hollow. He compares the rival’s fake bravado with his own real struggles and authenticity, emphasizing that he has true street credibility. The artist recalls moments where he helped or challenged the rival, showing that the rival’s current status is undeserved. He also references specific events, parties, and encounters, reinforcing his influence and history in the scene. The verse mixes insults, personal storytelling, and displays of dominance, portraying the rival as weak, fake, and inferior to him.

[Outro]
In the outro, the artist continues to confront rivals who have shown disrespect or fakeness. He emphasizes that he taught others how to perform in trap and that his skills and experience put him above anyone trying to challenge him. He warns that anyone attempting to confront him or his crew will face serious consequences, asserting his power and control. He also highlights the strength and loyalty of his crew, showing that he is backed by trusted allies. The artist criticizes those who act tough without living real street life, pointing out that they lack credibility and experience. He mixes humor, threats, and pride, reinforcing his dominance in the trap scene. The outro is a final statement of his singerity, warning rivals, and celebrating his own influence, skill, and authenticity while exposing others as fake, weak, and undeserving.