NUNCA FUE POR LA PLATA Lyrics (English Translation) – YSY A

NUNCA FUE POR LA PLATA (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro is a vibe-setting moment, using repetitive sounds and energy to establish the tone of the song. It doesn’t convey much meaning but adds to the overall rhythm and vibe of the track.

[Pre-Chorus]
The artist is declaring that money was never the main goal for him. He suggests that if he had chased wealth, he could have been much richer by now. Instead, he points out how many people, with their material wealth, still lack authenticity, love, and true purpose—highlighting the emptiness of pursuing money alone.

[Chorus]
The chorus is a repeated declaration that the artist’s pursuit has never been about money. The repetition of the line emphasizes his commitment to his craft for reasons beyond financial gain. It serves to drive home the point that his journey is driven by something deeper than just making money, even if the world might see him as financially successful.

[Verse 1]
In this verse, the artist reflects on the fact that the things he wants and values go beyond what money can buy. He contrasts his own journey—building his career from the ground up—with the superficial success of others who rely on borrowed money or outside help. He credits his success to his own hard work, alongside the support of his brother, and celebrates the power of self-management and creating something real. He also acknowledges that staying true to himself wasn’t always easy, even if it wasn’t the healthiest path.

[Interlude]
This is just a brief vocal break where YSY A drops his name and adds some playful interaction, adding to the laid-back but confident tone of the song.

[Verse 2]
Here, the artist makes it clear that his mission is bigger than just accumulating wealth. He wants to leave a legacy, make his mark on history, and set a high standard. The money, for him, is simply a means to an end, something to finance his greater dreams. He reflects on how he desired what he has now so much that it’s overwhelming, yet he’s not about to sell his soul to get more. He understands his worth and is carrying the weight of his journey with pride, even though it’s heavy. His “karma” is something he carries with him, and his tattoos symbolize the struggles he’s faced.

[Pre-Chorus]
In this pre-chorus, he repeats his earlier sentiment: he never did this for money, but could have been much richer by now. He criticizes those who, despite their wealth, have hollow souls, and points out how fake love is often disguised in business deals or contracts.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats again, reinforcing the idea that money was never the driving force behind his actions. This repetition emphasizes his authenticity and the fact that his journey is about passion and purpose rather than just wealth accumulation.

[Verse 3]
In the third verse, the artist further explores his priorities. Money, he says, is secondary to his greater goal: conquering the world. His millions come as a byproduct of his mission, but it’s not the end goal. He highlights how many people, in pursuit of money, end up losing their integrity and faith, shifting their values in the process. He reflects on the pain and hunger inside him that drives his creativity and ambition—he’s not in it just for personal gain but to overcome the struggles and challenges he’s faced. His success is also a tribute to the idols who influenced him, even if they never knew who he was. He insists that his way of living and loving is all about authenticity, and once again, affirms that his purpose is not centered on money.

[Outro]
In the outro, the artist and the producer (Gllato) briefly shout out their names again, with a final mention of “Sponsor God,” a reference to the higher forces they believe are guiding them. This serves as a sign-off, keeping the focus on the collaboration and their belief in something greater than themselves.