REVERENDO Lyrics – Myke Towers

REVERENDO Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
In the intro, Myke Towers emphasizes the importance of remembering the blessings and guidance he’s received, reflecting a sense of gratitude. “Never forget what He’s done for me” hints at acknowledging higher spiritual support, while “Young Kingz” and “Amen” suggest a declaration of self-assurance and spiritual awareness.

[Coro]
In the chorus, Myke reflects on the passage of time and how he’s distanced himself from traditional religious practices, like confessing to a reverend. Despite this, he remains true to his principles, stating that while others may compromise, he will not sell out his authenticity. The phrase “Real G4 Life” highlights his commitment to his loyal crew, and his confidence is strong, as he feels a powerful presence when he arrives, bringing his people along with him even in cold circumstances. He reiterates his commitment to being real and staying faithful to his roots.

[Verso 1]
In this verse, Myke describes his journey from a rough past to a life of luxury. He distances himself from drama (“aleja’o del bochinche”) and focuses on making money (“hacer ticket”). He reflects on his rise, mentioning how things have changed from humble meals to fine dining. Despite facing negativity from haters, he remains unaffected. He compares his current position to a basketball star, emphasizing his self-confidence and resilience. Myke also touches on the struggles and dreams he had as a kid, recalling how he used to write lyrics in school. Now, he’s living a successful life with expensive cars, gold chains, and a lifestyle others envy.

[Coro]
This chorus repeats the same themes of the first one. It reinforces Myke’s loyalty to his own values and people, despite being far from traditional religious practices. His presence is strong and felt when he arrives, and he remains committed to his crew, no matter the challenges. The chorus emphasizes that Myke will never sell out his authenticity, always sticking to his true self and standing by those who support him.

[Verso 2]
In the second verse, Myke reflects on his spiritual side. He begins by invoking the “Padre Nuestro” (Our Father) prayer, signaling his respect for God, but he also speaks of being grounded. He recognizes his success (“estoy arriba”), but still remains humble (“sigo under”). He compares his experience in the studio to a sacred space, treating it like a temple. Myke’s awareness of negative vibes is clear, as he mentions staying away from bad energy. He continues by showing respect for his elders, honoring them, and even shares a sense of confusion about his sins, recognizing that he’s made mistakes but still seeks redemption.

[Puente]
In the bridge, Myke reinforces his loyalty to his roots and his commitment to staying true to himself, despite the temptations and distractions in the world around him. He mentions the lean (a type of drug) but asserts that he doesn’t rely on it or any external substances for strength. He also hints at his readiness to stand up against negativity, offering advice to anyone who exhibits bad intentions.

[Coro]
This final chorus repeats the main themes of the song, reflecting on Myke’s authenticity and the loyalty he holds for his crew. He again emphasizes that while others may compromise, he won’t sell out his true self. The chorus shows his confidence and how he carries his people with him, even when things are cold or difficult. It serves as a reminder of his commitment to staying real no matter the circumstances.

[Outro]
In the outro, Myke simply reinforces the importance of gratitude and never forgetting the past, leaving listeners with a sense of appreciation for everything he’s gone through.