GIVENCHY

DUKI's 'GIVENCHY' is a braggadocious anthem that celebrates success, luxury, and the rapper's rise from humble beginnings to a life of opulence. The Argentine artist, known for his trap and reggaeton influences, uses this track to assert his place in the music industry and to reflect on the material rewards that come with his hard work. The song's title, 'GIVENCHY,' refers to the high-end fashion brand, symbolizing the wealth and status DUKI has achieved.

The lyrics are filled with references to luxury brands, wealth, and the rapper's lifestyle. DUKI mentions wearing his 'mejores Jordan' and having Italian names on his belt, showcasing his taste for expensive attire. He also talks about his financial success, mentioning 'más plata, más gasto' (more money, more spending) and 'nuevo deal, contrato' (new deal, contract), indicating that he's not only earning more but also investing in his career and brand. The repeated mentions of 'no soy narco' (I'm not a drug trafficker) suggest that he's making his money legitimately, contrasting his success with the often-stereotyped image of illicit wealth.

The song also touches on themes of resilience and defiance. DUKI reflects on overcoming obstacles and critics, with lines like 'Querían que quiebre, querían que enferme' (They wanted me to break, they wanted me to get sick), showing that he's emerged stronger and more determined. The track serves as a victory lap for DUKI, who has not only made it in the music industry but has also become a trendsetter and role model for aspiring artists. 'GIVENCHY' is a testament to DUKI's ambition and the rewards of his perseverance, wrapped in a catchy, confident track that's sure to resonate with fans of Latin trap and reggaeton.