No Ando Solo (feat. Miky Woodz)

Bryant Myers' song "No Ando Solo" featuring Miky Woodz is a raw portrayal of street life, loyalty, and the harsh realities of survival in a world of crime and violence. The lyrics are steeped in the language of the streets, with references to gang culture, weaponry, and the constant threat of betrayal and confrontation. The song's title, which translates to "I'm Not Alone," suggests a declaration of strength and solidarity with his crew, despite the solitary undertones of the lyrics.

The song opens with a comparison to Tony Montana, the iconic character from the movie "Scarface," known for his rise to power in the criminal underworld. Myers asserts his dominance and readiness to face any challenge, even as he acknowledges the uncertainty of life ('Viviendo hoy porque no sé mañana' - Living today because I don't know about tomorrow). The recurring theme of loyalty ('Yo soy leal, a los míos no los traiciono' - I am loyal, I don't betray my own) is a testament to the importance of trust and allegiance within his inner circle.

The lyrics also delve into the consequences of living this lifestyle, with vivid imagery of violence and the potential for death ('El peine e' uno y medio, La sangre en la calle e' el único remedio' - The magazine is one and a half, Blood on the street is the only remedy). Myers doesn't shy away from the grim aspects of his environment, instead, he embraces them as part of his identity and reality. The song is a gritty reflection of the survival mentality that permeates the streets, where loyalty and strength are paramount for making it through each day.