VVS1 Lyrics (English Translation) – Kris R., Hanzel La H

Read the full lyrics of VVS1 by Kris R., Hanzel La H, Neutro Shorty, Noriel from the album EL TRAP DE KOLOMBIA. Here, we have shared the complete VVS1 Lyrics along with its music video, deeper meaning and song credits.
VVS1 reflects a gritty trap narrative of street survival, wealth, and loyalty. Through flashy luxury and violent imagery, the artists portray ambition and dominance, inviting listeners to explore a raw world where success, danger, and reputation define their rise.
“VVS1” Lyrics English Translation
[Intro: Kris R.]
Sisas, La K
With Neutro
Venezuela, Colombia
Yeah, yeah
Ay
[Coro: Kris R.]
VVS1 shining on the chain and on the watch (VV)
For the problems I bought a .8 and a .22 (Ah, no)
My Air Force Ones got blood on ‘em from the situation (Sí)
From taking down the motherfu*ker who disrespected us
VVS1 shining on the chain and on the watch, yeah
For the problems I bought a .8 and a .22 (For whoever comes)
My Air Force Ones got blood on ‘em from the situation (¿Ah?)
From taking down the motherfu*ker who disrespected us (Sisas)
[Verso 1: Kris R. & Emanuel Oculto]
Yeah
Living this trap life just like Chief Keef
We lace the blunt with Wax and a little Kick
Bought some black kicks, Air Forces with teeth
Tiffany shining, Van Cleef by the roulette wheel, yeah
Popping so many pills now nothing hits the same
I don’t mess with groupies, now it’s pornstars in my lane (Ay)
Expensive weed, lobster dinners in the night
They don’t live what they rap about, I know that’s right
Rolling down Palmas, lights flashing in a five-hundred whip
Four irons in the trunk in case I catch them slipping quick
These little rappers fronting, man I’m dying just to see
If they really live the lyrics they be claiming on a beat
Neither you nor them can reach me on this level
Your rusty .8 ain’t matching with my .19 metal
Pulled up with a ski mask just to show it really moves
Try some funny business, watch the bullets start to rain on you, yeah
Blown out by the gas from the b0mbs in the air
Always watching for the cops and whoever wants to stare
They talk through their stories, I let bullets reply
Got a thick girl beside me, fifteen racks in the hoops on the side
Now I switch up the flow, switch one, heading to the tasting
Love it when she wears that scarlet red lace thing
All these groupies jumping quick when the blower starts blazing
Don’t get crazy with me, girl, don’t be stepping out your place then
Rolling up a Backwood, wanna get high, take a pill and go hard
Gave her alien blood, had her climbing the walls
Sent her flying on drügs, that’s how I got in her heart
Then she called up La K just to give him a start, yeah
She’s dripping to the songs from the big head, Jimmy Neutron
Reload with the color, send two hundred, seven hundred more
If I shoot, it’s at least three, let the kid feel the score
It’s a murder when La K and Neutro link up for war
Send it, send it, send it to that ba*tard, don’t let him get near us at all
Hey Neutro, blow it up, blow it up
[Verso 2: Neutro Shorty]
Hey, another day I wake up and I’m still feeling high, yeah
Ever since a little kid I’ve been shining in the sky (Oh)
On the block with the homies moving grams on the side, yeah
Writing all this s*it and then it blew up, now we rise (Amen)
Heading to the party with the pistol in my hand
And it won’t be me dying, tonight it’s them instead
They start firing shots and hit every pole around
I like seeing how their brains scatter out on the ground
Every time I hit the studio there’s no competition
If a friend’s with the enemy, that’s a shady position
Look him straight in the eyes and I know he ain’t real
DM full of babies, passport full of seals
All these girls know I’m the one carrying venom
She’s going down in the car and we barely just met ‘em
When I hit it from the back her chest starts bouncing again
Spit across her face and she says “Baby, that’s rude of you, man”
Amiri on the jeans, Amiri shirt, the whole set
If that Patek ain’t VVS then I don’t want it yet
I don’t fall for these girls ‘cause I know they’re all the same
And while I’m laying with her, all I think about is the gain
[Verso 3: Noriel]
No-No-Noriel
Bought some black Air Forces matching with my Glock
No more G-Shock, now the Patek on the clock
No more Corona, now it’s rosé that we pop
Scoring goals nonstop like René Higuita on the block
This girl wanted it bad and I hit her like a kilo blast
Rolling with Kris R, with the shorty and the AR stash
Putting pressure from Medellín straight to PR
If you’re a snitch, take advice, don’t cling too hard to life
‘Cause I lay rats in the dirt
So your own mother ends up the one to bury you at night
Long live the girls, long live the drügs
Long live everybody hustling twenty-four with the thugs
Long live the bandits on the corners with the guns
Everyone who made a million with no cap and no gown
Bow down, the problem just arrived
You all know you panic when the Danger starts the vibe
Every beat they give me, man, that beat goes up in flames
Don’t know what’s faker, your movie, your chains, or your dames
Still calm, with a kilo round my neck
Got the competition parked, they ain’t even left the deck
Little model posing for me with no panties on
After I’m done they retire from the streets like Yankee gone
[Verso 4: Hanzel La H]
VVS on the chain and the Patek shining
Got my balance full, haven’t mortgaged in years, I’m grinding
Bought a house just to store the pistols, rifles, and vests
Girls dripping when I’m around while your pockets look stressed
Already touched the top, now nobody can reach me
Eyes on me everywhere like Alofoke on TV
Didn’t finish school, still buying bricks by the block
Stacks bundled in blocks
Catch you slipping on the block and we crush you nonstop
They hating ‘cause I jumped ahead with no ramp, I’m no skater
Since I leveled up I don’t reply, we’ll talk later
Swamp camouflage ready to light it like a gator
Already ate the streets, now I’m eating all these girls in ghost mode like Pac-Man
Dressed in black like Obama
The streets don’t feel the same without my name and my .23, man
I’m the one
Had it since Christmas, when I aim I never miss like a hitman
My money climbed high and my life did the sam
irls and the money stick to me just like a magnet, yeah
[Outro: Kris R.]
Sisas, La K
With Neutro Shorty
Neutro Shorty and La K
Venezuela and Colombia, yeah
VVS, yeah, yeah
VVS1, VVS1, yeah
Talk to ‘em, Monja
Don’t got mercy on these n!ggas
Meaning of VVS1 (English Translation) Lyrics
Intro: Kris R. Meaning:
This opening feels like the artists announcing themselves and where they come from. They shout out their crew and highlight the connection between Venezuela and Colombia. The tone is confident and energetic, like they are stepping onto the stage to show unity and power before the song really begins.
Coro: Kris R. Meaning:
The chorus focuses on the flashy lifestyle and the harsh reality of the streets at the same time. The shining diamonds on chains and watches represent wealth and status, showing that the artists have made money and built a reputation. But right alongside that luxury is the idea of being ready for conflict. They talk about carrying weapons and being willing to defend their respect. The reference to blood on their shoes suggests that the street life they describe can turn violent when someone crosses them. Overall, the chorus paints a picture of success mixed with danger, where wealth, pride, and retaliation all exist together.
Verso 1: Kris R. & Emanuel Oculto Meaning:
In this section, Kris R. dives deeper into the trap lifestyle he lives. He compares his life to famous street-influenced rappers and describes a routine full of dr�gs, smoking, and partying. There are constant mentions of expensive items like designer jewelry, luxury cars, and fancy meals, showing how far he feels he has come. At the same time, he criticizes other rappers who talk about street life but don’t actually live it. For him, authenticity matters a lot.
He also talks about always being ready for trouble, keeping weapons close and watching out for enemies or police. The mood is intense, suggesting that survival in this world requires alertness and toughness. Alongside that street tension, he mentions women, partying, and heavy drug use, showing how pleasure and chaos mix together in his lifestyle. The verse jumps between bragging about his success, warning rivals not to challenge him, and describing wild nights filled with music, substances, and attraction. By the end, he also highlights the teamwork between himself and Neutro Shorty, suggesting that when they collaborate, they become even more dangerous and unstoppable.
Verso 2: Neutro Shorty Meaning:
Neutro Shorty starts by describing his daily life, waking up feeling high and reflecting on how his journey began in the streets. He explains that he used to hustle with friends on the block, moving small amounts of dr�gs while chasing bigger dreams. Writing music became his escape and eventually helped him rise to fame. There is pride in how far he has come from those beginnings.
He also talks about always being prepared for violence, even when going to parties. In his mind, the streets are unpredictable, and he refuses to be the one who loses if things go wrong. Throughout the verse he shows confidence in his skills, especially in the studio, saying that nobody can compete with him. Loyalty is another big theme—anyone who sides with enemies instantly becomes suspicious.
Alongside this tough image, he describes the glamorous side of his life: designer clothes, luxury watches, traveling, and attention from women. However, he makes it clear he doesn’t get emotionally attached to these relationships. For him, the main focus is always money and success. Even during intimate moments, his mind is on building wealth and staying ahead.
Verso 3: Noriel Meaning:
Noriel’s verse continues the mix of luxury, street pride, and intimidation. He talks about how his lifestyle has upgraded over time, replacing simple items with expensive watches and drinks. These changes symbolize his progress and growing success. He also compares himself to a famous soccer goalkeeper who was known for bold and flashy plays, using that image to show his fearless attitude in the streets.
A strong theme in this section is loyalty and the consequences of betrayal. Noriel warns informants and enemies that snitching can lead to serious consequences. The message is that the street code must be respected. At the same time, he celebrates the hustle culture of people who grind day and night, even if they didn’t follow traditional paths like school or college.
He also shows pride in his music career, saying that every beat he touches turns into something powerful. He mocks rivals, suggesting their lifestyles and jewelry might be fake. While others struggle to keep up, he feels relaxed and confident because he knows he is ahead. The verse also includes moments of partying, models, and fame, showing how his success brings constant attention and luxury.
Verso 4: Hanzel La H Meaning:
Hanzel La H focuses heavily on success and dominance. He describes expensive diamonds shining on his jewelry and talks about having a strong financial position after years of grinding. Even though he didn’t finish school, he explains that he still managed to build wealth through street hustle and music. This shows his belief that success can come from determination and risk rather than traditional paths.
He also keeps the street element present, mentioning weapons and the need to stay ready for confrontation. According to him, people now watch him closely because of his reputation and influence. The comparison to a famous TV personality suggests that he feels like everyone is paying attention to his moves.
Another big part of the verse is his confidence about surpassing others. He says he reached the top quickly and now ignores people who once doubted him. The imagery of camouflage and hunting suggests he is always prepared for challenges. At the same time, he enjoys the rewards of fame—women, money, and attention. By the end, he presents himself as someone who rarely misses his targets, both in business and in the streets, and who naturally attracts wealth and admiration.
Outro: Kris R. Meaning:
The outro works like a final shout-out to the crew and the collaboration between the artists. They once again highlight the connection between Venezuela and Colombia and repeat the idea of VVS diamonds as a symbol of success. The closing lines reinforce their tough attitude and their willingness to face anyone who challenges them, ending the track with the same confident energy it started with.
VVS1 (English Translation) Song Credits & Production Details
| Song Title | VVS1 (English Translation) |
| Album | EL TRAP DE KOLOMBIA |
| Singer(s) | Kris R., Hanzel La H, Neutro Shorty, Noriel |
| Musician(s) | Los Money Makers, Monja |
| Lyricist(s) | Kris R., Hanzel La H, Neutro Shorty, Noriel |
| Release Date | March 12, 2026 |
| Label | La K Company, Warner Music Latina |
| Copyright © | La K Company, Warner Music Latina |
| Language | Spanish |
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The song ‘VVS1 (English Translation)’ is sung by Kris R., Hanzel La H, Neutro Shorty and Noriel.
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The song ‘VVS1 (English Translation)’ by Kris R., Hanzel La H, Neutro Shorty and Noriel is written by Kris R., Hanzel La H, Neutro Shorty and Noriel.
Who produced the music for the song ‘VVS1 (English Translation)’?
Music of the song ‘VVS1 (English Translation)’ is produced by Los Money Makers and Monja.
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The song ‘VVS1 (English Translation)’ is officially released on March 12, 2026, accompanied by its official music video.
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The song ‘VVS1 (English Translation)’ is from the album titled ‘EL TRAP DE KOLOMBIA’.
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The song ‘VVS1 (English Translation)’ by Kris R., Hanzel La H, Neutro Shorty and Noriel was released under the record labels La K Company and Warner Music Latina.
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