Musica Porno Lyrics (English Translation) – yyy891, Guxo, Aft3rlife, JOHNNYFUU

Musica Porno (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Guxo & Kaydy Cain]
The intro sets the wild, rebellious tone. They’re hyping themselves up, shouting out names like Ynestrosa and “The real Fuu.” They throw out s*xy, aggressive phrases, rejecting the idea of paying for love or making music more acceptable for the mainstream. They’re proud of making raw, explicit music — what they call “porn music” — and they’re not holding back.

[Chorus: yyy891 & Guxo]
The chorus is all about breaking norms and flaunting shock value. They say this is music for those who don’t fit into traditional molds — s*x workers, outcasts, people who live unapologetically. There’s a brag about having multiple partners and a claim that so-called “ugly” girls are better in bed. It’s raunchy, loud, and meant to provoke, throwing in a mix of attitude, sarcasm, and street bravado. They embrace the controversial and challenge the polished image of popular music.

[Verse 1: yyy891 & Guxo]
This verse goes deep into wild, s*xual storytelling mixed with ego and fantasy. The rapper calls himself a king, a pharaoh, a sheik — powerful, exotic figures — and plays up this image of dominance and desire. He talks about tearing underwear, sucking feet, and not caring about where or when s*x happens, even during Ramadan. There’s a sense of chaos, lust, and over-the-top confidence. The lyrics also show off a global mindset, jumping from places like Cartagena to Afghanistan, adding to the wildness. He doesn’t follow a plan, just vibes and raw urges. The mention of food and drink adds a sensory, indulgent layer, turning the whole verse into a wild, hypers*xual party with no rules.

[Interlude: yyy891 & Guxo]
The interlude keeps up the extreme vibe. They describe a shocking image of putting fruit in someone’s mouth and it somehow ending up in their butt — symbolic of how wild and boundary-pushing they are. They mention dominating others and having control over a group of friends. There’s a bold claim about “eating” the music industry — meaning they’ve already conquered it — and now they’re coming after everyone else. They say no one’s tougher or more real, even claiming to bring their energy into a fighting ring. It’s all about owning the scene and showing no fear.

[Pre-Chorus: Guxo & yyy891]
They’re once again rejecting the watered-down, commercial side of music. They’re tired of soft, clean versions of urban music. This is them doubling down on being explicit and unfiltered, proud of staying raw and different from the polished mainstream.

[Chorus: yyy891 & Guxo]
Here they repeat their rebellious mantra — this music is raw and for the bold. They brag again about s*xual preferences and having multiple partners, while tossing in a weird, playful line asking “what’s that?” to mess with the listener. It’s catchy and intentionally over-the-top.

[Verse 2: Guxo & yyy891]
This verse goes all-in on graphic s*xual imagery. They talk about repeated acts, leaving nothing to the imagination. One calls himself a pharaoh again — the one who provides pleasure and even drügs like hashish. There’s a line about not caring if a girl has a boyfriend because he’s not competition. Then comes the flex: he’s the top guy in the underground scene, making money and getting famous without trying to. Even as he rises to the mainstream, he promises to stay real and uncensored. The last line blends rough s*x talk with bravado, showing zero shame.

[Pre-Chorus: Guxo]
This part’s about living large and carefree. He’s throwing money around while his partner moans. People might judge or gossip, but they’re just laughing it off. It’s that “we do what we want” energy.

[Chorus: yyy891 & Guxo]
Another spin on their recurring theme. They keep mocking the idea of what’s “acceptable” by saying they prefer raw, wild experiences. There’s the same line about so-called ugly girls being better in bed and a cheeky repeat of the “on all fours” thing. It’s provocative on purpose.

[Post-Chorus: yyy891 & Guxo]
They’re claiming ownership of multiple women here, bragging about how they get everything they want. The pole dancing imagery adds to the club and stripper vibe, while the mention of a huge butt is just another layer of s*xual bragging.

[Outro: Guxo]
The outro closes the song with pure s*xual energy. It’s short, but packed with moans, bold statements, and one last shout-out to their rebellious crew, “Disobey Society.” It’s like they’re signing off with one last wild kiss and wink.