A$AP (feat. Muerejoven)

DILLOM's 'A$AP' featuring Muerejoven is a track that delves into themes of wealth, power, and the street lifestyle. The repetitive chorus 'Yo quiero money, lo quiero quiero A$AP' translates to 'I want money, I want it I want it A$AP,' which is a clear declaration of the artist's desire for quick wealth. The term 'A$AP' is an acronym for 'As Soon As Possible,' emphasizing the urgency and impatience in the pursuit of financial gain. The use of 'A$AP' also nods to the hip-hop collective A$AP Mob, known for their luxurious lifestyle and influence in the rap scene, suggesting a desire to emulate their success and status.

The verses are filled with braggadocio and references to a lavish lifestyle, with mentions of gold rings and the readiness to respond to challenges with violence, as indicated by the line 'jodes y te hago un face-tat,' implying that crossing the artist could result in physical consequences. The lyrics also touch on themes of dominance and superiority, with DILLOM and Muerejoven positioning themselves above others in the rap game, dismissing their competitors as inferior. The song's language is aggressive and confrontational, which is characteristic of the trap genre that DILLOM operates within.

Cultural references are scattered throughout the song, such as the mention of 'Nisman,' referring to the controversial death of Argentine prosecutor Alberto Nisman, and 'Whiskas,' a brand of cat food, used metaphorically to describe the distribution of drugs. The song paints a picture of a gritty, unforgiving world where success is measured by wealth and power, and where the artists see themselves as unapologetically climbing to the top. The collaboration with Muerejoven adds an extra layer of depth to the track, as both artists contribute their unique styles and perspectives on the relentless chase for money and recognition in the music industry.