NAQUETO Lyrics – Yng Lvcas

NAQUETO Lyrics Meaning

The first part is him calling someone out for pretending to be something they’re not. He’s basically saying this person isn’t from the streets and doesn’t represent the real people from his neighborhood. He notices their attitude and accent, which he finds fake or annoying, and he’s like, “Better keep my wallet safe,” implying he doesn’t trust them.

Then he shifts to criticizing the person’s record label. He says the company isn’t bringing anything new or exciting in music, calling them boring and unoriginal. He even brings up a story where this person’s house got robbed and their parents were tied up, hinting that they were scared and hiding instead of being tough.

Next, he talks about the person bragging about having expensive stuff, but he’s heard rumors that it’s not really theirs. He mocks their clothes and jewelry, calling them cheap and fake, basically saying that they only look rich on the outside but aren’t really valuable.

Then he mentions someone named Jiménez, who got someone pregnant, but he smells something shady about the situation. He points out that on social media, this person only shows a perfect side with their partner, but he claims to know the real story behind it, hinting that they’re lying or hiding things.

He then addresses how someone else burned this person for being unfaithful, but he says they actually have even less loyalty than the person they’re criticizing. He’s pointing out hypocrisy, saying that while the person tries to look like a star, he was the one who did things first and better, implying that the person is just jealous.

Next, he goes straight for personal attacks. He calls the person frivolous and ridiculous, mocking them for being weak against a group of people. He even says that some witnesses confirm that the person didn’t pay someone they owed, making them look dishonest.

Then, he talks about the people surrounding this person, suggesting they’re all sucking up to them and letting them take advantage. He positions himself as someone above them, implying that the person will never reach his level of success, so they should look up from below.

He softens the tone a bit by saying he wrote the lyrics with care and love, but then undercuts it by saying this is just a small portion of what he could’ve said. He mocks the person further, calling them dumb without their mother’s influence and insulting their friends too.

The next part repeats the insults, focusing on the person and their circle, telling them off harshly while claiming his singerity as “the boss.” He emphasizes that his anger partly comes from admiration, hinting that jealousy or rivalry fuels some of the hate, but no one else can match him.

He then continues emphasizing that no one else will be like him, again calling the person’s crew out and asserting dominance. The tone is aggressive and almost playful, showing both confidence and disdain at the same time.

In another verse, he congratulates the person sarcastically for their song and for TikTok fame, but calls them fake, ungrateful, and boastful. He reminds them of the times he supported them, like inviting them to studios, shows, and premieres, but they never thanked him. This shows he feels betrayed and disappointed.

He points out the person grew up without guidance or proper values, suggesting that their behavior is a result of that. He warns them not to act superior because everything eventually comes back around. He doesn’t wish harm but also doesn’t wish them anything good, showing a neutral but resentful attitude.

Then he criticizes their music, saying it’s generic and lacking rhythm, and mocks their physical appearance in a playful way. He claims that he added the real flavor or creativity that the person lacked, positioning himself as the one who truly contributed to the scene while the other person is just a shallow imitation.

He continues calling them out for being nothing more than a joke or a failed attempt at fame, and he makes references to stories and memories only insiders would know, reinforcing his credibility and insider knowledge. He paints them as someone who’s always been lacking, while he’s the one who adds substance.

The chorus repeats several times, telling the person and their crew to basically leave him alone while asserting that no one else will be like him. He combines humor and aggression, making it clear he thinks of himself as unique and irreplaceable, while everyone else is copying or failing.

Finally, he wraps it up by reinforcing that he’s the top figure and that no one will match him. He sarcastically sends a “holiday gift” to the person and their crew, mocking them further, while reminding them of his superiority and influence in the scene. It’s a mix of ego, humor, and rivalry, closing the song with a punch.