LA 125 Lyrics – Quevedo, Yung Beef

LA 125 Lyrics Meaning

[Estribillo (Quevedo)]
In this part, Quevedo sings about a secret relationship where the girl’s parents don’t allow her to go out, and his presence is also unwelcome. He suggests that they find ways to meet up, like pretending she’s asleep and using pillows to cover her absence. He’ll throw stones at her window to signal her to come out, and when she does, they can be together away from prying eyes. It’s a playful and rebellious approach to sneaking around.

[Verso 1 (Quevedo)]
Quevedo talks about the rebellious nature of his relationship with this girl. Her parents don’t like him because they saw him performing stunts on his motorcycle, a 125cc, and think he’s trouble. He admits to seeing the girl regularly, and their relationship is more than casual, hinting at frequent intimate encounters. He enjoys the thrill of sneaking around and the chemistry between them. He describes wild moments, like her being excited by their secretive and passionate interactions. Despite her parents’ complaints, he’s confident in their attraction and how they can’t resist each other.

[Estribillo (Quevedo)]
This part repeats the same situation as the first chorus, emphasizing the girl’s struggle to sneak out while her parents are unaware. Quevedo still suggests she pretend to sleep, use pillows as decoys, and wait for his signals to sneak out when he throws stones at her window. It’s all about finding a way to be together despite the restrictions, keeping the tone light and mischievous.

[Post-Estribillo (Quevedo)]
Quevedo briefly mentions that he already caught on to her hidden feelings, especially after hearing her reactions to their private moments. It’s an acknowledgment of their mutual attraction and connection.

[Verso 2 (Yung Beef)]
Yung Beef continues the rebellious and confident tone, describing the kind of relationship they share, comparing it to young love with a sense of defiance. He implies that he’s been through rougher circumstances (growing up in the projects), which adds to his tough persona. He acknowledges the girl might be after money but feels that their relationship is based on raw chemistry rather than romance. He teases her about wanting material things but claims his attraction is deeper. He also brags about his success, sending her gifts from places like SHEIN, and admits they’ve lost control when it comes to their passion.

[Estribillo (Yung Beef)]
Yung Beef repeats the same chorus, emphasizing the secrecy of their relationship. He, like Quevedo, suggests the girl pretend to sleep and use a pillow trick, signaling that when he throws stones at her window, she should sneak out. The tone here stays playful but with an edge of rebellion, focusing on their connection despite the obstacles.

[Outro (Quevedo & Yung Beef)]
The outro is a closing, casual conversation between Quevedo and Yung Beef. They both acknowledge the mutual attraction that sparked between them and the girl. There’s a light, flirtatious vibe as they greet her with “good night,” playfully reflecting on how they both knew they were into each other since the beginning. It’s a smooth and cheeky ending to the song, continuing the theme of a secret but intense connection.