YULEIXY Lyrics – Skisia2, Underaiki

YULEIXY Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
Here, the speaker’s calling someone out, basically saying, “What do you mean everything’s clean? Are you stupid?” He’s making it clear he fights and survives for what’s his and doesn’t need to kiss up to anyone useless. It’s about pride, loyalty to self, and not depending on anyone fake.

[Verso 1: Skisia2]
He compares pulling off slick moves to Tony Hawk’s tricks, showing off his bold and wild vibe. He says other rappers all sound the same, like copycats. He mentions dealing with fake or shady people by “throwing salt,” like warding off bad energy. He also throws in bold and graphic lines to shock, while bragging about money and calling out drug use that’s messing others up.

[Estribillo: Skisia2]
He’s boasting about beating his enemies, likening himself to Van Helsing who kills vampires. He mocks someone for getting a girl pregnant and being lazy. He talks about a wild girl who doesn’t like weak rappers and goes crazy when he’s around. He flexes by saying he trains girls like César Millán trains dogs and buys expensive clothes, while throwing shade at rappers who can’t stand up for themselves.

[Refrán: Skisia2]
He’s flexing hard here—saying he’s got his money and now he’s feeling wild or reckless. He calls someone dumb, comparing them to Milhouse from The Simpsons. His eyes are squinty, maybe from smoking, and he’s aroused, showing he’s living fully in the moment, powered by his success and cash.

[Verso 2: Underaiki]
This part is raw and intense. He compares himself to an uncontrollable beast and says people are trying to “cleanse” him, maybe of his dark or wild side, but he’s not interested—he just wants to get high. He’s always rolling with his gang, living wild, getting attention, and smoking a lot. He’s focused on making money, thinking about it constantly. A girl turns him on, and he remembers when he was broke and skinny. Now he’s still skinny but rich. He calls out others for being fake or acting tough when they’re really weak. He hasn’t committed crimes, but still runs from cops because of paranoia. He mocks other rappers who either want to be like him or want his girl. Then he flips it, calling those fake rappers snitches or cops in disguise, showing how shady and two-faced they are.

[Estribillo: Underaiki]
He’s throwing shade again, saying someone got their girl pregnant because they’re lazy. He says the more money he gets, the better he looks, the higher he gets, and the more stylish he feels. Money boosts everything for him—his looks, his vibe, his lifestyle.

[Refrán: Underaiki]
This part’s wild but funny too. He keeps saying he’s “chino” because he’s got a Chinese grandfather, and it’s become a whole part of his identity. He jokes about being high all day and connects it back to that same “chino” line, blending heritage with his everyday stoned state. He mixes flexing, humor, and repetition to drive it home.

[Outro: Underaiki]
He wraps it up by repeating the “abuelo chino” line like a chant. It’s catchy, playful, and weirdly proud. It’s like ending the song with a weird personal signature that sticks in your head.