Opp Boy

Beny Jr's 'Opp Boy' is a raw and unfiltered glimpse into the artist's personal experiences and the harsh realities of street life. The song opens with a nod to the dark world the artist inhabits, where toughness is a necessity for survival. The lyrics suggest a relentless work ethic, with references to multiple jobs and sleepless nights, painting a picture of the grind and hustle required to make it through each day.

The chorus, 'Opp boy, opp boy, yo los cazo / Los colecciono, son mis tazo',' uses the metaphor of collecting tazos—a popular game piece from the '90s—to describe the artist's dominance over his opponents. This could be interpreted as a boast about his success in the music industry or confrontations in the streets. The song also touches on themes of authenticity and resilience, with Beny Jr asserting his unique lyrical style and dismissing those who try to imitate him or seek reconciliation after conflict.

Throughout the song, Beny Jr alternates between his street-savvy persona and his role as an artist. He mentions the delay of his album due to his involvement in other ventures, possibly illegal ('Cerré más de dos coffees'), and the loyalty of his firearm ('Esta tola es de USA, la única perra que me hace caso'), which serves as a metaphor for the reliability of his weapon in a treacherous environment. The repeated references to 'freeing' his associates suggest a connection to the criminal justice system, hinting at the consequences of the lifestyle he describes.