WHITE (feat. Bryant Myers)

Juliito's song "WHITE" featuring Bryant Myers is a powerful anthem that delves into themes of street credibility, wealth, and unyielding loyalty. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a life entrenched in the streets, where respect and power are paramount. Juliito opens the song by asserting his dominance from a young age, emphasizing his financial success and the unwavering loyalty of his crew. The mention of "diablo'" (devils) suggests a readiness to defend their territory and reputation at any cost.

The song is rich with metaphors and cultural references that enhance its narrative. For instance, the line "cuida'o, no te estrelle' como Paul Walker" warns against reckless behavior, drawing a parallel to the tragic car accident that claimed the life of the famous actor. The imagery of a "frosted" neck and a lifestyle akin to a "movie flow Dúbai" underscores the opulence and luxury that come with their success. The repeated assertion that anyone who challenges them will fall highlights the ruthless nature of their environment.

Bryant Myers' verse continues this theme of dominance and resilience. He describes a life where failure is not an option, and any threat is met with swift and decisive action. The reference to "Staples" as the center of attention and the comparison to Sonic's blue color further emphasize their prominence and wealth. The song's recurring motif of mutual destruction—"Pa' morirme yo, se mueren ello'"—reinforces the idea of unwavering loyalty and the lengths they are willing to go to protect their own.

"WHITE" is a testament to the harsh realities of street life, where power, respect, and wealth are intertwined. It captures the essence of a world where survival and success are achieved through strength, loyalty, and an unrelenting pursuit of one's goals.