No MilliRocky Lyrics (English Translation) – Beny Jr, El Ougyy

No MilliRocky (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus]
In the chorus, the artists reflect on their origins, emphasizing that they started from nothing and worked hard to make a living. They highlight their straightforward approach, avoiding unnecessary drama and focusing on making money without complicating things. Their attitude is honest and no-nonsense, sticking to their genuine hustle without distractions.

[Verse 1]
In this verse, the artists paint a vivid picture of their street life. They describe a party scene, mentioning a girl on molly, and allude to their own risky business dealings. They focus on the fast-paced, dangerous lifestyle where they stay ahead of the game, constantly moving and making money. The reference to “two hundred in a glass” might hint at expensive drinks, while “moves like a clown” could describe someone acting out or being playful in a dangerous situation. The line “the tussi makes her a devil” refers to how drügs can change someone’s behavior, while “at night I hunt them” suggests they’re on the lookout for opportunities, possibly dealing with people who are under the influence. There’s a sense of invincibility as they boast about never failing missions and staying sharp. They speak of their past experiences and how they’ve learned not to trust easily. The “hammer” reference alludes to tough decisions or consequences. They also mention how their lifestyle has hardened them, showing off their ability to outsmart others and handle challenges. The line “I’ve already done time with the B—” suggests they’ve served time in prison, further solidifying their tough street image. The verse closes with their disregard for superficial things, like paying for someone’s looks, showing that their focus is on survival and respect, not appearances.

[Chorus]
The second chorus repeats the same message of the first—emphasizing that they started from nothing, worked through harsh conditions, and kept things simple in their pursuit of money. They maintain that their approach is direct and honest, without engaging in unnecessary drama or complications.

[Verse 2]
In this verse, Beny Jr. speaks about the harsh realities of his block, warning others that messing around with him could lead to serious consequences. He dismisses the luxury of a Mercedes-Benz, showing that he’s more interested in survival and staying grounded. He talks about the attention from women, particularly how his reputation attracts others, but he’s not looking for trouble. The mention of Varadero hints at his roots, tying back to his humble beginnings. He emphasizes how the street life has shaped him into a more serious and sincere person, focused on working hard and staying true to himself. The line “I don’t kill myself for leather” indicates that he’s not going to overwork or stress for material things, showing his laid-back yet determined attitude. He closes by saying he’s never been a pushover, highlighting his resilience and ability to stand firm, even in tough situations.