TRIPLE SIX Lyrics – HOKE

TRIPLE SIX Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro sets the tone for the song by highlighting the artist’s anonymity and mysterious persona. HOKE emphasizes that his identity isn’t important, as the focus is on his music, not who made it. He repeats that the hit was made by “Triple Six,” suggesting a group or collective behind the music, while maintaining an aura of secrecy and intrigue.

[Verso 1]
In the first verse, HOKE talks about his journey and mindset. He invests in gold and textiles, perhaps to signify his desire for wealth and success. He stays low-profile, not drawing attention to himself. The line “me cuesta entablar” shows his struggle to connect with others, perhaps due to his lifestyle. He reflects on the hard realities of life—losing people, dealing with personal pain, and constant hustling. There are mentions of smoking and taking risks with missions that involve danger, but also success. He wears expensive jewelry and is finally reaping the rewards of his hard work, having waited a long time for it. HOKE describes his life as one of both luxury and danger, symbolized by his high-end possessions and risky actions. He’s walking through life with his own set of rules, surrounded by shadows, but always keeping things low-key and focused.

[Estribillo]
In the chorus, HOKE expresses a sense of letting go of past regrets. He metaphorically sends a kiss into the air, as if releasing any sadness or pain. The reference to ambulances coming in and out of the emergency room suggests the constant dangers and chaos around him. Despite this, he feels he has everything he needs and doesn’t look back, no longer having any gaps in his life or his back. This reflects his contentment in the present, despite the struggles.

[Verso 2]
In the second verse, HOKE reflects on his past, remembering his first steps towards wealth—his first thousand, first hundred thousand. But he admits that after reaching a certain point, he stopped feeling the emotional connection to money. Life became about business and survival. He mentions street life, working through the grind, and making moves to get his gold records. The mention of being in tight spaces (both physical and metaphorical) suggests dealing with the pressures of his environment. He’s constantly in motion, hustling, and achieving success, even when others don’t see the work. Matilde’s success indicates a continued rise in his circle. The verse emphasizes that success and struggle go hand in hand, often unseen but still happening.

[Estribillo]
The second chorus is similar to the first, reiterating the sense of peace HOKE feels despite the chaos around him. He remains indifferent to the pain and continues moving forward. His satisfaction lies in knowing he has enough, with no need for validation or looking back. It emphasizes his resilience and ability to thrive amidst adversity.

[Outro]
In the outro, HOKE expresses love for the important people and things in his life—his friends, family, and even the money he’s made. He acknowledges both the good and bad in his journey, showing loyalty to his inner circle and the hustle. There’s a sense of gratitude and acknowledgment for everything that’s helped him reach where he is now. It also shows a balanced approach to life, embracing both the positive and negative aspects.