OuuGee (feat. FERNANDOCOSTA)

Akapellah's song 'OuuGee,' featuring FERNANDOCOSTA, delves into themes of authenticity, street credibility, and self-identity within the hip-hop community. The lyrics emphasize the distinction between being genuinely 'original gangsta' (OG) and those who merely pose as such. Akapellah asserts his genuine status as an OG, not by engaging in criminal activities, but through his inherent nature and lifestyle choices, such as his consistent choice of attire (royal blue and Nikes) and his long history with the street culture from a young age.

The song criticizes those who try to fabricate their street credibility, using terms like 'fake' and questioning their lack of genuine 'flow' and depth in the street culture. This critique is aimed at individuals who pretend to be something they are not, often referred to as 'wannabes.' Akapellah contrasts these posers with his own authentic experiences and the respect he commands in his community. The lyrics also touch upon his resilience and how he maintains his cool demeanor, further solidifying his OG status without having to prove it through violence or illegal activities.

Moreover, the collaboration with FERNANDOCOSTA brings a blend of cultural influences, as they mention their roots and connections between Spain and Venezuela. This adds a layer of depth to their identity as artists who respect and contribute to their cultures while staying true to the essence of hip-hop. The song is a powerful statement on maintaining authenticity and honoring one's roots in a genre that values real-life experiences and genuine expression.