24 Horas

Jhay Cortez, also known as Jhayco, delivers a powerful and confrontational track with '24 Horas.' The song is a direct diss aimed at another artist, filled with sharp lyrics and a confident tone. Jhayco challenges his opponent's credibility and talent, questioning their authenticity and calling out their perceived weaknesses. The song's title, '24 Horas,' refers to the ultimatum Jhayco gives his rival to respond to his diss, emphasizing the urgency and intensity of the confrontation.

Throughout the song, Jhayco uses a mix of metaphors and direct insults to undermine his opponent. He accuses them of being all talk and no action, suggesting that they rely on others to write their lyrics and questioning their street credibility. The repeated phrase 'pa' que te pegue'' (so you can get famous) highlights Jhayco's belief that his rival is only seeking fame and recognition without putting in the genuine effort. The lyrics also reference various cultural and industry-specific elements, such as the RIAA (Recording Industry Association of America) and other artists like Anuel and Pusho, to further contextualize the diss within the Latin trap and reggaeton scene.

Jhayco's aggressive delivery and confident assertions in '24 Horas' showcase his prowess as a lyricist and his willingness to defend his reputation. The song serves as a testament to the competitive nature of the music industry, where artists often engage in public feuds to assert their dominance. By calling out his rival and setting a strict deadline for a response, Jhayco not only demonstrates his lyrical skill but also his strategic approach to maintaining his position in the industry. The track is a bold statement of self-assurance and a reminder of the importance of authenticity and hard work in achieving success.