Trapstorno

In 'Trapstorno,' Apóstoles Del Rap deliver a powerful critique of the prevalent themes in modern trap music, challenging the glorification of violence, drugs, and materialism. The song opens with a stark contrast between the self-proclaimed gangsters and millionaires of the trap world and the artists' own humble, spiritually grounded identities. They emphasize that their mission is to elevate the name of Jesus Christ, who died on Calvary, rather than to boast about illicit activities and wealth.

The lyrics take aim at the superficiality and emptiness of mainstream trap music, accusing other artists of promoting a lifestyle they don't actually live. Apóstoles Del Rap argue that these artists are misleading their followers, perpetuating a cycle of violence and objectification of women. They position themselves as conscious rappers, akin to Vico C, aiming to raise awareness and provoke thought rather than simply entertain. The song underscores the importance of respecting women and condemns the reduction of women to mere objects in many trap lyrics.

'Apóstoles Del Rap' also highlight their rejection of drugs and materialism, contrasting their spiritual fulfillment with the hollow pursuits of their peers. They assert that true contentment and purpose come from a relationship with God, not from wealth or fame. The song serves as both a warning and a call to action, urging listeners to seek a higher path and to be wary of the destructive messages often found in popular music. By invoking the 'Lion of Judah' and the 'Holy Spirit,' they reinforce their message of spiritual salvation and divine support, positioning themselves as messengers of a higher truth.