Anti Rana

El Jordan 23's 'Anti Rana' is a song that exudes the confidence and swagger of someone who has achieved success and is unapologetic about enjoying the fruits of their labor. The lyrics are a brash display of wealth, power, and sexual conquests, which are common themes in the genre of trap music, where artists often boast about their rise from humble beginnings to a lavish lifestyle. The song's title, 'Anti Rana,' could be interpreted as a statement of being against phoniness or fakeness, with 'rana' possibly being slang for someone who is not genuine or is a pretender.

The lyrics are filled with aggressive language and imagery, suggesting a no-nonsense attitude towards anyone who might challenge the artist's status. Phrases like 'Cuando llego qu'ero to'as las mira' pa'l suelo' (When I arrive, I want all eyes down to the ground) and 'A tu perra la pongo en cuatro' (I put your bitch on all fours) are indicative of a dominant, almost authoritarian presence the artist claims to have. The repeated references to wealth, such as 'oro en las cubana' (gold on the Cuban [chains]) and 'Quince melones en la cara les frene' (I stopped them with fifteen million in their face), reinforce the theme of financial success and the power that comes with it.

The song also touches on themes of loyalty and camaraderie among the artist's inner circle, as seen in lines like 'Activo mis panas' (I activate my friends). This suggests that despite the individualistic boasting, there is a sense of solidarity and mutual support within the artist's group. The overall message of the song is clear: El Jordan 23 has made it, and he's living life on his own terms, with little regard for those who might disapprove.