Ohtani Lyrics (English Translation) – Eladio Carrión

Ohtani (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus]
This part talks about working extremely hard to reach success, with no time for doubts or second-guessing. The artist became so focused on winning that losing isn’t even an option anymore. “100×35” refers to Puerto Rico, showing his pride and determination to stay rooted. He also highlights that his success benefits not just him but everyone around him. Calling himself “the chef” means he’s always providing opportunities, making sure everyone eats and prospers together.

[Verse 1]
Here, he talks about how when he reaches the top, everyone in his circle will benefit financially. He remembers the struggles, the times when he was down, and how people tried to bring him lower, but he never gave in. He stands strong and refuses to bow down to anyone. The lines about speaking with confidence and addressing him properly show his self-respect and status. The mention of “dishes going down” and “smoking gasoline” symbolizes making moves and bringing heat to the game.

[Bridge]
This section emphasizes loyalty and movement. His people are always active, hustling, and working toward their goals. Even though he presents himself positively, smiling, he knows there are people secretly hating on him. Some may pretend to be friendly, shaking hands, but he can see through their fake support. Despite this, he and his team continue pushing forward, staying focused on their journey while being aware of the negativity around them.

[Chorus]
Again, he reinforces the idea that hard work and persistence got him to where he is. He never let doubt slow him down and became obsessed with winning. He has achieved so much success that losing isn’t even in his mindset anymore.

[Verse 2]
He talks about betting everything on himself, just like Shohei Ohtani, a top athlete known for his excellence. He refuses to break under pressure, like origami, which folds easily. He flexes his wealth and success but also expresses disappointment when people he once helped turn against him. Despite that, he stays calm and continues enjoying life. He believes everyone should contribute if they want to succeed. He values time more than money because time is irreplaceable. He mentions luxury experiences, his travels, and his confidence in his skills, comparing himself to Tyson in boxing and Ohtani in sports.

[Chorus]
He repeats the message of relentless hard work and dedication. He takes pride in his achievements and remains committed to his roots and his people. His success is not just personal but extends to those around him, ensuring everyone benefits.

[Outro]
He’s simply celebrating the amazing feeling of making money and enjoying success.