NADIE Lyrics – Tito Double P

NADIE Lyrics Meaning

[Verso]
In this verse, the singer is confronting his ex and telling her to stop calling him. He no longer wants to see her or know the reasons behind her leaving. He claims to have moved on and found new relationships, ones that are even better than what he had with her. He tells her to stop bothering him, warning that he’s now emotionally distant and doesn’t want to treat her kindly anymore. The singer admits to trying to forget her by partying and drinking, but even with someone new, the memories of his ex still come up. He reflects on their passionate moments together, even remembering intimate details like their clothes being thrown off under the full moon.

[Coro]
In the chorus, the singer is in a carefree and party-focused mood, surrounded by luxury and excess. He mentions Dom Pérignon champagne and cherry-flavored mar!juana, setting the scene for a wild time. He offers his ex whatever she wants, implying he’s willing to indulge her desires. Despite his initial commitment to leaving certain things behind, like drügs, he hints that he’s been partying non-stop, trying to move on, but still struggling to forget her after she chose someone else over him.

[Post-Coro]
In this section, the singer expresses his frustration with how his ex took him for granted. He feels like she didn’t appreciate the love and care he gave her, especially the small details that mattered to him. Now, he’s come to realize that everything, even love, eventually fades or ends. He repeats this idea, emphasizing that no matter how much he gave, their relationship was bound to end, just like all things eventually do.

[Interludio]
In the interlude, the singer adds a brief and casual comment, saying “Ay, bélico, pero no tanto, mija, ay.” It’s an expression that can be understood as a mix of playful and confident, hinting that even though he’s tough or “bélico” (aggressive), he’s not letting it get to him too much, suggesting a laid-back attitude.

[Coro]
The second chorus is similar to the first, reinforcing the party atmosphere and the singer’s carefree behavior. He continues offering everything to the girl, even though he’s aware that she chose another love over him. He’s still caught up in the lifestyle of drinking and partying, trying to forget the past but still dealing with the emotional aftermath of being left behind.

[Post-Coro]
The second post-chorus echoes the earlier one, underlining the singer’s realization that his ex didn’t truly value him. He gave her everything, but she failed to notice the little things that made their relationship meaningful. In the end, he accepts that relationships end, no matter how much love or effort is put into them. He repeatedly emphasizes the inevitability of things fading away, including love.