Vapormax

DUKI's song 'Vapormax' is a vivid portrayal of a lifestyle centered around materialism, indulgence, and the relentless pursuit of more. The lyrics open with a clear statement of priorities: 'Duko no quiere amor, quiere cash' (Duko doesn't want love, he wants cash). This sets the tone for the entire song, emphasizing a preference for wealth and luxury over emotional connections. DUKI mentions his family and gang, indicating a sense of loyalty and belonging, but his primary focus remains on acquiring more—whether it's money, weed, or Nike Vapormax shoes.

The repeated mention of 'Vapormax' serves as a symbol of status and success. Nike Vapormax shoes are known for their high price and association with a fashionable, urban lifestyle. By constantly referencing them, DUKI underscores his desire to be seen as successful and stylish. The chorus, with its repetitive 'Vapor max, voy por más' (Vapormax, I go for more), reinforces this insatiable drive for more—more shoes, more weed, more pills, more of everything that signifies a high-status lifestyle.

DUKI's lyrics also touch on the pressures and scrutiny that come with this lifestyle. Lines like 'Esquivo el flash' (I dodge the flash) and 'Me quieren filmar' (They want to film me) suggest a constant evasion of the public eye and media attention. Despite this, he remains unfazed, as indicated by 'Don't give a fuck.' The song paints a picture of someone who is deeply entrenched in a hedonistic lifestyle, constantly seeking more while navigating the challenges that come with fame and fortune.