EN PALANKEO Lyrics – Rochy RD

EN PALANKEO Lyrics Meaning

[Intro / Hook]
This part sets the tone with guys waking up early, rolling a joint, and having violent fantasies. The vibe is street-tough, with Rochy saying he’s always on alert, moving with a serious attitude. He keeps his guard up against both enemies and shady people. He doesn’t talk big for no reason—if someone crosses him, he’ll handle it without hesitation.

[Verse 1]
Here, he talks about a late-night hookup with a girl who claims she misses him, but he knows it’s really just her desire talking. He’s not fooled by sweet words. He also warns that trouble awaits anyone who goes against him. After they’re done messing around, he plans to drop her back in the neighborhood, showing a mix of street realism and rough affection.

[Verse 2]
He talks about sticking to his daily hustle and grind, even if he comes up on money and buys a flashy new car. He’s not playing around all year—he’s focused like someone in the streets or into digital scams. Since childhood, his goal has been to be rich and respected. He knows everyone has a price and he’s not afraid to spend if needed. He’s also bold and direct when it comes to women—if she satisfies him, she’ll be rewarded again.

[Bridge]
This part shows contrast. She acts like a perfect, pretty girl, while he’s got a street-smart, edgy look. She wants material things, like a fancy bag, while he’s about having a weapon ready.

[Hook / Chorus]
He repeats that he moves with a tough and raw style, always watching out for enemies and people with bad vibes. He doesn’t go around boasting, but if someone disrespects or threatens him, he reacts fast and aggressively. This hook really emphasizes his no-nonsense street attitude.

[Verse 3]
This section compares weapons—saying the enemy has a revolver with only six bullets, while Rochy’s got a full clip with plenty left. He’s backed by younger gangsters who are bolder than top baseball players. These kids grew up around violence and don’t care who the victim is—not even religious folks are safe. It paints a gritty picture of street life in tough neighborhoods.

[Verse 4]
Again, he shows how these guys start their day early, getting high and thinking violently. They’re not afraid of anything and they hustle hard to get rich. They want flashy jewelry, cool style, and a woman with curves to boost their image. It’s all about showing off and rising up through street credibility.

[Hook / Chorus Repeats]
This chorus runs again to reinforce his style—raw, rough, and always alert. He stays away from bragging unless necessary, but he won’t hesitate to act when someone steps to him. It’s a reminder of his confidence and street toughness.

[Outro / Commentary – Spoken]
He calls himself the “goat” (greatest of all time) in his scene and notes that others are copying his style but can’t keep up. He compares himself to Jordan on the court, telling everyone to turn it up and recognize what’s real.

[Spoken Segment]
This part is like a conversation about Rochy’s future in music. They talk about his possible retirement in five years, but suggest when that happens, all attention will turn toward him. Rochy is seen as a trendsetter, making waves not just locally but internationally. The speaker emphasizes that no other artist creates the kind of excitement Rochy does—he’s different, powerful, and unforgettable in the game.