Flip El Pack

Beny Jr's 'Flip El Pack' is a raw and unfiltered portrayal of the hustle and grind that defines his life. The song's title itself, 'Flip El Pack,' refers to the act of flipping or selling drugs, a common theme in street culture and rap music. Beny Jr uses this metaphor to illustrate his journey from struggling to make ends meet to achieving financial success. The repeated line 'Flip el pack y lo devuelvo en kilos' emphasizes his proficiency and efficiency in this illicit trade, highlighting his transformation from a small-time hustler to a significant player in the game.

The lyrics delve into Beny Jr's personal history, revealing a life of hardship and resilience. Lines like 'Me robaba el almuerzo, ahora lo tiro en verso' reflect his past struggles, where he had to steal food to survive, and his present success, where he can now express his experiences through music. This juxtaposition of past and present underscores the theme of perseverance and the rewards of hard work. Beny Jr also touches on the importance of loyalty and respect within his community, as seen in 'Trabajo, lo hago sin queja, ninguno a mi equipo se asemeja,' indicating that his success is not just personal but shared with his team.

Cultural references, such as 'OVO on me, OVO on gang,' link Beny Jr to the broader hip-hop community, specifically Drake's OVO (October's Very Own) label, suggesting a sense of belonging and recognition within the industry. The song also addresses the superficiality of those who pretend to be something they are not, as in 'Primo, no sea' lilo, no eres na', y te crees el bandido.' This line criticizes those who fake their way through life, contrasting them with Beny Jr's authentic and hard-earned success. Overall, 'Flip El Pack' is a testament to Beny Jr's journey, his struggles, and his ultimate triumph, wrapped in the gritty realism of street life.