Bad Manners

The song 'Bad Manners' by ANGEL22 is a bold and provocative track that exudes confidence and a rebellious spirit. The lyrics paint a picture of a group of women who are unapologetically themselves, living life on their own terms and flaunting societal expectations. The repeated phrase 'Ay, mi amor, no para' suggests a relentless attitude, while the mix of English, Spanish, and Portuguese lyrics adds an international and inclusive vibe to the song.

The chorus, with lines like 'I'm too wet, mojada' and 'Drink wine straight out the bottle,' conveys a sense of indulgence and carefree enjoyment. The mention of 'The devil wearing Prada' is a cultural reference that implies a flirtation with the idea of being 'bad' or mischievous, as the devil is often associated with temptation and sin. The song's title, 'Bad Manners,' itself is a playful nod to the idea that these women are breaking the rules of conventional behavior.

The verses describe a dreamlike state where the protagonist is living out their desires without restraint. The imagery of 'servin' leftovers' and 'He think it's five stars' suggests a nonchalant attitude towards a partner, emphasizing the theme of empowerment and control. The song's blend of languages and references to fashion brands like Prada and Gucci, along with the mention of 'side bitch and your main bitch,' all contribute to a narrative of luxury, defiance, and self-assuredness that defines the song's essence.