Cali Kush

Big Soto's 'Cali Kush' is a vibrant and boastful anthem that encapsulates the essence of street life, success, and the hustle. The song opens with a declaration of authenticity, emphasizing the realness of his Venezuelan roots. The lyrics are a mix of braggadocio and vivid imagery, painting a picture of a life filled with luxury, hard work, and the rewards that come with it.

The recurring mention of 'smoking cali kush' and 'gorila glue' serves as a metaphor for indulgence and relaxation amidst the grind. Big Soto flaunts his wealth with references to expensive items like a Rolex and a Maserati, symbolizing the fruits of his labor. The line 'facturando billete' blue, no e' easy, el dinero no es gratis' highlights the effort and determination required to achieve financial success, dismissing any notion that money comes easily.

Big Soto also addresses his influence and originality in the music scene, asserting that while many may try to imitate, there is only one true original. This is evident in lines like 'entiendan que original solo hay uno, to' los demás es made in China.' He takes pride in his unique style and the impact he has on his listeners, particularly the 'baby' who are drawn to his music. The song also touches on themes of loyalty and betrayal, with Big Soto calling out those who are not genuine and who would betray for money.

'Cali Kush' is a celebration of Big Soto's journey, his achievements, and his unwavering confidence. It is a testament to his resilience and the vibrant culture of the streets that shaped him, making it a powerful and relatable track for many listeners.