Uh Ah Uh

DUKI's song 'Uh Ah Uh' is a raw and unfiltered glimpse into the life of a modern trap artist, navigating the highs and lows of fame, street life, and personal struggles. The repetitive 'uh ah uh' serves as a rhythmic mantra, almost like a coping mechanism, as he delves into various themes such as substance use, emotional pain, and the pursuit of success. The opening lines, 'toy fumando crema, yeah / Toy tratando de quemar problema,' suggest that DUKI uses smoking as a way to escape his problems, a common theme in trap music where artists often turn to substances to numb their pain.

The song also touches on the superficiality and fakeness in the music industry. Lines like 'Eso rapper son fakes y hacen playback' criticize other rappers who are not genuine, highlighting DUKI's disdain for inauthenticity. This sentiment is further emphasized when he mentions gaining respect that 'no se compra con lo' es cien,' implying that true respect cannot be bought but must be earned. This reflects a deeper commentary on the value of authenticity and hard work in a world that often prioritizes image over substance.

Moreover, DUKI's lyrics reveal a sense of pride and resilience. He speaks of his rapid rise to success, 'Subo rápido parece que hay un jetpack,' and his determination to overcome obstacles, 'Toy sacando mierda del sistema.' Despite the challenges, he remains focused on his goals, 'Voy a por el sobre / Duko gana el doble,' indicating his relentless drive to succeed. The song encapsulates the duality of DUKI's life—balancing the allure of fame and material success with the underlying pain and struggles that come with it.