H.I.E.L.O. (part. Obie WanShot)

DUKI's 'H.I.E.L.O.', featuring Obie WanShot, is a braggadocious track that celebrates success, wealth, and street credibility in the world of Latin trap music. The title itself, 'H.I.E.L.O.', translates to 'ICE' in English, which is a common slang term for diamonds and expensive jewelry, symbolizing wealth and luxury. The repeated spelling out of words in the chorus is a stylistic choice that emphasizes the artist's flashy lifestyle and accomplishments.

The lyrics make several cultural references, such as comparing himself to Quavo from the Migos, known for his opulent jewelry, and Diego Maradona, the legendary Argentine footballer, symbolizing DUKI's prowess in his field. The mention of 'D-I-A-B-L-O' (devil) could imply that the artist sees himself as a bad boy or a rebel, which is often a desirable trait in the context of trap music. The song also touches on loyalty and the importance of staying true to one's roots, as DUKI mentions not betraying his family or his neighborhood.

The collaboration with Obie WanShot adds to the song's theme of unity and strength among peers. The reference to 'La Era del Hielo' (The Ice Age) and not melting suggests resilience and the ability to maintain one's cool under pressure. The track is a testament to DUKI's rise in the music industry and his commitment to his community, all while enjoying the trappings of his success.