Ticke (part. YOVNGCHIMI)

Dei V's song 'Ticke' featuring YOVNGCHIMI is a vivid portrayal of a lavish lifestyle, filled with luxury, power, and a hint of danger. The lyrics paint a picture of opulence, with references to expensive cars ('two seater'), designer clothes, and exclusive VIP sections filled with 'bad bitche'. The repeated phrase 'Aquí se gasta el ticke', el ticke' emphasizes the theme of spending money freely and living extravagantly. This song is a celebration of wealth and the high life, showcasing the artist's success and the perks that come with it.

The song also delves into the darker side of this lifestyle, hinting at the presence of violence and the need for protection. Lines like 'Yo no mato, pero los mío' andan a switche' and 'El que fantasmee pa'l agua con los fishe'' suggest a world where loyalty is crucial, and betrayal can have severe consequences. The mention of 'More money for snitche'' further underscores the idea that in this world, money can buy silence and loyalty. This duality of luxury and danger adds depth to the song, making it more than just a simple anthem of wealth.

Cultural references are also prominent in 'Ticke'. The song mentions locations like Brickell and Condado, known for their upscale environments, reinforcing the theme of high-end living. The use of slang and colloquial language gives the song an authentic feel, resonating with listeners who are familiar with this lifestyle. Dei V and YOVNGCHIMI's collaboration brings together their unique styles, blending reggaeton and trap influences to create a track that is both catchy and reflective of their realities. The song is a testament to their rise in the music industry and their ability to navigate the complexities of fame and fortune.