MSD Lyrics (English Translation) – Dharius

MSD (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1]
Dharius kicks off the song in a laid-back, almost casual way, waking up, smoking, and going about his day. But soon, he gets to the real point—responding to a diss track aimed at him. He brushes it off, saying he listened to it and found it amusing rather than threatening. The opponent claims to reveal Dharius’s secrets, but Dharius counters by saying he’s already been open about himself, so there’s nothing new to expose. Then, he goes on the attack, calling his rival’s flow repetitive and outdated, implying that he’s outgrown him lyrically.

When he directly addresses “Renato,” he’s making it clear that a single verse is enough to destroy his opponent. He uses clever food-related metaphors, comparing his rival to chili that he’s been craving, suggesting he’s been waiting to take him down. He extends this by saying he’ll turn him into carnitas and make tacos out of his excessive talking—meaning his rival’s words are empty, and he’ll turn them against him.

Dharius also refutes claims that he’s a “rat” and sarcastically agrees that he likes horchata (a traditional Mexican drink), but unlike his rival, he’s not involved with underage girls. He finishes this verse by calling his opponent an idiot, dismissing him as all talk with no real action, while warning him to get his act together before he gets into serious trouble.

[Chorus]
The chorus is all about Dharius declaring victory. He says it only took him nine hours to completely shut down his rival, mocking him for getting fat and hinting that karma will catch up to him. He’s confident that his opponent will face the consequences of his actions.

[Verse 2]
Here, Dharius dismantles his opponent’s tough-guy persona, calling him slow and talentless. He outright states that the rival is full of lies, with his song being mostly made-up stories. Dharius then casually moves on, saying he’s about to record a video, further proving his dominance. He adds an extra jab by pointing out how long it took his rival to come up with a weak diss track. Finally, he lands a heavy insult, calling his opponent a “millionaire without money”—mocking him for acting like he’s successful but actually having nothing to show for it.

[Proverb]
This phrase is pure sarcasm. Dharius repeatedly calls his rival a “millionaire without money,” mocking him for being all talk but actually broke.

[Outro]
Dharius ends with more personal insults, telling his rival to go on a diet, implying he’s physically unattractive and unhealthy. He tells him to stop bringing up his mother in diss tracks, making him sound desperate and outdated. Then, he delivers a sharp punchline, saying his rival lacks intelligence and only exposes his own insecurities. The outro gets even more taunting, with Dharius joking that his opponent seems obsessed with him, almost like he secretly wants Dharius’s attention. Finally, he signs off, knowing he’s won the battle.