Rulay

Crazy Point's song 'Rulay' is a vibrant and energetic anthem that captures the essence of nightlife and the carefree attitude that often accompanies it. The term 'rulay' is a colloquial expression in Dominican slang, which can be interpreted as feeling good, relaxed, or high. The song's lyrics revolve around the excitement and freedom of hitting the streets, feeling invincible, and indulging in the pleasures of the night.

The repeated phrase 'Vamo’ pa’ la calle que me siento rulay mujere’' translates to 'Let's hit the streets because I'm feeling good, ladies.' This line sets the tone for the entire song, emphasizing a sense of liberation and euphoria. The mention of 'pa’tilla amarilla' (yellow pill) suggests the use of substances to enhance this feeling of euphoria, a common theme in party anthems. The lyrics also touch on the idea of spending money freely, as seen in 'voy a cobra una moña y de una la wo’ a gastal mi loco,' which means 'I'm going to get some money and spend it right away, my friend.'

The song also highlights the camaraderie and shared experiences among friends, referred to as 'tigres,' a term used to describe street-smart individuals. The line 'Lo tigre me llaman que quieren que lleve pill' indicates that his friends are calling him to bring pills, further emphasizing the party culture. The song's repetitive and catchy chorus, combined with its upbeat rhythm, makes it a perfect track for dancing and enjoying the night.

'Rulay' by Crazy Point is a celebration of nightlife, freedom, and the hedonistic pleasures that come with it. It captures the spirit of living in the moment and enjoying life to the fullest, making it a relatable and enjoyable anthem for many.