Audemars (feat. Keedbaby)

Il Nene de Oro's song 'Audemars,' featuring Keedbaby, is a vivid portrayal of a life steeped in luxury, hedonism, and the pursuit of wealth. The lyrics paint a picture of a world where materialism and sensual pleasures reign supreme. The title itself, 'Audemars,' refers to Audemars Piguet, a high-end Swiss watch brand, symbolizing the opulence and status that the artist aspires to and flaunts.

The song opens with a description of an exotic woman who is captivated by the artist's lifestyle, characterized by 'drip' (a slang term for flashy, expensive fashion) and 'the route' (likely referring to the path to wealth and success). The imagery of red lipstick matching a red car and the woman's physical attributes sets a tone of sensuality and allure. The mention of 'perco' (Percocet, a prescription painkiller) and 'lean' (a recreational drug mixture) highlights the hedonistic and often dangerous lifestyle that accompanies this pursuit of pleasure.

Throughout the song, Il Nene de Oro emphasizes the importance of money and material possessions. Lines like 'Un Audemar' en la muñeca para mi y mi cuero' (An Audemars on my wrist for me and my girl) and 'Me hago millo y el close' lo lleno entero' (I make millions and fill my closet) underscore the artist's obsession with wealth and status. The recurring theme of not talking much but letting actions and possessions speak volumes reflects a culture where success is measured by visible, tangible assets.

The song also delves into the complexities of relationships in this high-stakes world. The woman in the lyrics is depicted as both a saint and a sinner, embodying the duality of purity and promiscuity. This duality is further explored in the lines 'Se piensa que ella es santa pero es puta a la vez' (She thinks she's a saint but she's a whore at the same time). The relationship dynamics are transactional, with the artist providing luxury items in exchange for loyalty and physical affection.

'Audemars' is a raw and unfiltered glimpse into a lifestyle where excess, danger, and desire intertwine. It reflects a broader cultural fascination with wealth, status, and the lengths people will go to achieve and maintain them.