Pt1

Beny Jr's song 'Pt1' delves into the gritty realities of street life, fame, and the internal struggles that come with them. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a life filled with danger, mistrust, and the constant pressure to maintain a tough exterior. The opening lines, 'Get wet if I touch your chest / Double tap if I touch your back,' set a confrontational tone, suggesting a readiness for violence and the harshness of the environment he navigates. This is further emphasized by the recurring theme of threats and the need to stay vigilant, as seen in lines like 'To' ahora me quieren matar / Y quién será el que tocará.'

The song also touches on the artist's self-doubt and the paradox of his success. Despite his fame, Beny Jr questions his own abilities with lines like 'No sé ni cómo rapear / ¿Por qué te fija' en mí?' This vulnerability contrasts sharply with the bravado and aggression displayed elsewhere in the song, highlighting the duality of his existence. The mention of 'show son como cuatro mil' underscores the financial success and the high stakes of his career, yet it doesn't shield him from the threats and the psychological toll of his lifestyle.

Beny Jr also reflects on his past and the loyalty of his friends, as well as his distrust of others, particularly women. The line 'De mujere' la verdad es que en el fondo no me puedo fiar' reveals a deep-seated mistrust, likely born from past betrayals. The song's closing lines, 'A veces quiero parar y desaparecerme por un rato,' express a desire to escape from the relentless pressures of his life, even as his career continues to rise. This juxtaposition of success and the yearning for peace encapsulates the complex emotions that Beny Jr grapples with in 'Pt1.'