GAZZ PRBO (Remix) Lyrics (English Translation) – Tury, Kris R., Hades66

GAZZ PRBO (Remix) (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro sets the tone for the song with a confident and playful vibe. The artist talks about showing the track to someone who immediately reacted by saying, “Gas, dude,” which suggests excitement or approval. The repeated “gas” could mean energy, hype, or being at the top of the game. He also mentions dressing like a killer, which likely means looking sharp or intimidating. The phrase “this is the remix” signals that this version is an upgrade or a bigger, better version of the original song.

[Verse 1]
This verse is all about flexing wealth, power, and status. The rapper starts by mentioning Ibiza, a luxury party destination, and references women he encountered. One “lost her voice,” possibly meaning she partied too hard, while another took his Hugo Boss clothing, hinting at an extravagant lifestyle. The phrase “Gas, dude” keeps popping up, reinforcing a feeling of hype. He compares women to Emily Rose, referencing possession, maybe suggesting their obsession with him.

He also calls himself a “young millionaire” like Adin Ross, a well-known streamer, showing his financial success. He boasts about stealing other men’s girlfriends and calls someone “two-faced,” meaning fake or disloyal. Then he claims he doesn’t need to sell drügs because his music alone makes him money.

He brags about his DMs being filled with explicit pictures and playfully calls himself “Uncle Rico,” likely referring to someone with money and influence. The verse continues with references to designer brands like Patek and Alexander McQueen, showing off wealth. He also mentions drug references, fancy cars (GLE, AMG), and anime references (Goku, Saiyan, Kamehameha), making it clear that he sees himself as powerful and untouchable. Finally, he talks about having connections with big players in the game, implying he has both influence and protection.

[Verse 2]
This verse continues the theme of luxury, dominance, and mocking others. He starts by mentioning Hugo Boss again, implying a high-end lifestyle. He contrasts himself with another guy who is still shopping in basic stores while he’s in El Tesoro, a luxury shopping mall. He mentions a “big bag,” likely meaning expensive shopping sprees, and references expensive alcohol (,800 bottle).

Then, he makes s*xual references, bragging about his conquests, even suggesting he shares women with his friends. He mocks another guy by saying his girlfriend still seeks him out. The rapper contrasts real designer fashion (Off-White) with cheap imitations (Blow Ups), taking a dig at those who pretend to be rich.

He uses slang like “patch it with the RX,” which might refer to modifying a vehicle or improving something. He also mentions “Golden, Vaca, and Cobra,” possibly referring to different types of expensive watches or designer items. He continues bragging about his wealth, telling others to “relax” because they can’t compete. The verse ends on a controversial note, mentioning a girl who will soon be 18, hinting at a relationship with a much younger woman, which is played off as a joke.

[Saying]
This part is about challenging rivals and asserting dominance. He starts by repeating “gas,” reinforcing the song’s theme of power and energy. Then, he mocks someone’s girlfriend, calling her a “cobra,” possibly meaning sneaky or unfaithful. He talks about testing a bulletproof vest, implying violent confrontations. The line about a “trail of snouts on the table” likely references coc*ine use, suggesting a wild and reckless lifestyle.

[Chorus]
The chorus is all about hype and confidence. He repeats “gas,” keeping the song’s energy high. He talks about dressing up, possibly in expensive or intimidating clothing. The phrase “Serna gave me the face” might mean he was given a recognizable or respected status. He also mentions “smoking interstellar,” likely referring to getting high and feeling untouchable. The repeated phrase “El 66” refers to Hades66, one of the artists, hyping himself up as a major player.

[Verse 3]
This verse is darker and more aggressive, focusing on street violence and dominance. He starts by referencing the Banshee 3-wheeler, possibly implying speed and power. He says that if he wakes up in a bad mood, someone’s death will be the cure, hinting at a ruthless attitude. He threatens enemies, saying he can take them down easily.

He mentions carrying a Draco (a type of gun), emphasizing that he’s always armed. The line about “dead who have betrayed me in life” suggests that he’s lost friends to betrayal and violence. He claims that even Lookout (a watchman) would die if his crew gets involved.

He dismisses rivals by saying they’re not Jesus Christ and won’t resurrect. He shouts out his “AK soldiers,” likely meaning his armed crew. The Powerball reference suggests that women he’s with have curvy bodies. He also mocks people hiding in New York while he stays in Medellín, implying he’s fearless.

He criticizes rappers who are out of rhythm and claims he’s the one setting the trend. The verse ends with him calling himself “accelerated,” meaning he’s always moving fast and staying ahead of the game.

[Outro]
The outro is a shoutout section where the artists recognize their crew and affiliations. “El 66” is mentioned again, reinforcing Hades66’s presence. They reference Puerto Rico and Colombia, emphasizing the connection between Latin American music scenes. “Make Money Not Friends” suggests they prioritize wealth over relationships. They also mention “LOS XTRADITABLEZ,” possibly referring to a music group or crew. The artists give nods to different people in their circle, showing camaraderie and loyalty. The outro ends on a celebratory note, wrapping up the song’s themes of success, dominance, and wealth.