RZR Lyrics (English Translation) by Victor Mendivil, Alemán is a latest Spanish song. Its music too is composed by singer while brand new Rzr song lyrics are also written by Victor Mendivil, Alemán. This is a popular song among the people of United States of America. The song It and Alemán talks about a wild, flashy lifestyle filled with drügs, parties, expensive cars, and dangerous vibes. The artists describe scenes of being high, dodging cops, showing off wealth, and rolling deep with friends in off-road vehicles like the Can-Am RZR. It’s all about living recklessly, being untouchable, and staying on top in a world full of risks and fame.
RZR (English Translation) Lyrics
[Intro: Alemán & Victor Mendivil]
It’s WICKED OUTSIDE
Yeah
Puro Rico o Muerto
Puro fu*king Rico o Muerto, fu*k it, dude
(Victor)
[Chorus: Victor Mendivil]
The car stinks of mar!juana, I go when her husband leaves
They take pictures, I’m famous, I’m in a dangerous environment
A suspicious car arrives, without license plates, with the monstrous
The grinder spins sticky, a shiny white powder
A very expensive yacht trip, smelling of L’Immensité
I’m the almighty, for the girls, honey from the bear
I have a flashy horn with a drum, I look tacky
Sickly double shot, I dress really tacky
The road is really dusty, I speak disrespectfully to the cop
Forging a poisonous character, I give the envious the finger
In a meeting like a mobster, I’m religious with necklaces
I have too many friends They’re Satan’s cousins.
I’m not going down from business class anymore, double iPhone 16 Pro Max.
I bring wh*res into Xcaret, fruit-flavored stripes.
Get in and you’ll get electrocuted, prostitutes don’t charge.
In the Can-Am, RZR, routes with a pass debut here.
So you can get drunk later, without a cell phone and ask questions.
[Verse: German]
(The Homegrown Mafiosa)
Ah-ah-ah
German, Uh!
Really turned on with the drügs, Carl Cox on the horn.
In the Can-Am, I bring b!tches, all dressed as foxes.
Do you want pink? Call Choks, I have the contact for the plugs
I’m bringing Huracán tequila so you can take some shots
Fu*k, I’m high, THC for relaxation
Sometimes I get astral, like a shaman on DMT
Play Tito Double P and I’ll get off again
And the Escalade always comes packed with wh*res
I’m a dog like Ney, I go hard, no fake
Always the best asses, it looks like Drake’s party
There are always six of us in the caravan
All hooded, no face, no case
I bring a ball that looks like baseball
We have several routes that don’t appear on Waze
[Chorus: Alemán & Victor Mendivil]
The car stinks on weed, I go when her husband leaves
Pictures are taking place, I’m famous, I’m in a dangerous environment
A suspicious car arrives, without license plates with the monstrous
The grinder spins sticky, a shiny white powder
A very expensive yacht trip, from The fragrant Immensity
I’m the almighty, for the girls, bear honey
Sickly double shot, I dress really pale
The road is really dusty, I speak disrespectfully to the cop
At Xcaret I take wh*res, fruit-flavored lines
Get in and you’ll get electrocuted, prostitutes don’t charge
At the Can-Am, RZR, routes with a pass debut here
So you can get high later, without a cell phone and ask questions
[Outro: Victor Mendivil]
At Xcaret I take wh*res, fruit-flavored lines
Get in and you’ll get electrocuted, prostitutes don’t charge
At the Can-Am, RZR, routes with a pass debut here
So you can get high later, without a cell phone and ask questions
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RZR (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning
[Intro: Alemán & Victor Mendivil]
This intro sets a wild and rebellious tone. They’re saying it’s crazy out there, and they live by a bold motto: either be super rich or dead—there’s no in-between. It shows they’re all in, living fast and not caring about rules or consequences.
[Chorus: Victor Mendivil]
He’s painting a picture of a reckless and flashy lifestyle. The smell of weed fills the car, and he sneaks around with someone else’s girl when her man’s not home. He’s constantly being photographed because he’s famous, but that fame comes with danger. A sketchy, unmarked car pulls up, probably part of the shady world he’s involved in. He’s grinding up sticky weed and doing lines of white powder, showing off his love for drügs and excess. He talks about expensive trips on luxury yachts that smell of fancy cologne. He calls himself the ultimate catch for girls, sweet like bear honey, but at the same time, he knows he looks loud and over-the-top. He doesn’t care—he even brags about being rude to the police and flipping off jealous people. He surrounds himself with shady friends and religious-looking jewelry that gives him mob boss vibes. He’s rich now, flying business class and carrying two top-tier iPhones. He takes s*x workers to luxury resorts, doing flavored drügs, saying once you’re in his world, it’s intense and chaotic—no phones, no rules, just getting wasted and wild.
[Verse: German]
This part dives deeper into the party and drug-fueled chaos. Alemán (referred to as German) is high and loving the intense rush from drügs, even having music blaring like Carl Cox on the speakers. He’s riding in the Can-Am with girls dressed provocatively, calling them “foxes.” He’s the guy who knows where to get all the party supplies—especially the pink ones—and even has a strong tequila brand on hand. He’s deep into the high, tripping out and comparing it to a spiritual or psychedelic journey, like a shaman using DMT. He mentions music that hypes him up and talks about how his SUV is always full of women. He sees himself as fierce and unapologetic, like a wild dog or top athlete, always in the center of luxury and chaos. His crew is tight, masked up, and anonymous, so no one can trace their actions. He even hints at drug deals, saying they use secret routes that don’t show up on GPS apps.
[Chorus: Alemán & Victor Mendivil]
They repeat a similar scene of wild and dangerous living. The car smells like weed, and again, he’s hooking up with someone else’s girl while her partner’s away. Fame follows him, but so does risk—he’s always on edge in unsafe situations. A shady car appears, and drügs are being prepped again. Luxury and excess are everywhere, from the expensive yacht to high-end cologne. He brags about his appeal to women and his bold, flashy looks. He’s still rude to cops and moves through dusty roads like he owns them. At the fancy Xcaret resort, he’s doing flavored drügs with s*x workers, claiming they’re part of the experience and don’t even charge. He’s cruising off-road routes in his Can-Am RZR, introducing people to his wild world—where you ditch your phone, party hard, and stop caring about anything else.
[Outro: Victor Mendivil]
He wraps up by repeating the same chaotic scene—bringing s*x workers to Xcaret, using colorful drügs, and claiming everything’s wild and electrifying. Once you’re in his world, it’s full-on partying, no phones allowed, and absolutely no rules.
FAQs
Q. Who has sung RZR (English Translation) song?
A. RZR (English Translation) song is sung by Victor Mendivil, Alemán.
Q. Who wrote RZR (English Translation) lyrics?
A. RZR (English Translation) lyrics are penned by Victor Mendivil, Alemán.
Q. Who has given the music of RZR (English Translation) song?
A. RZR (English Translation) music is composed and produced by Victor Mendivil, Alemán.
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