Flexer

Kidd Keo's song 'Flexer' is a bold declaration of self-confidence and independence, reflecting the artist's journey from humble beginnings to success. The term 'flexer' in the song refers to someone who flaunts their success and wealth unapologetically. Keo emphasizes that he doesn't care about others' opinions ('I don't even give a damn') and is focused solely on his business and personal growth. The repeated line 'eso es que el business va to' bien' (which translates to 'that means the business is going well') underscores his financial success and the hard work that has brought him to this point.

The lyrics also highlight the street hustle and the relentless pursuit of money ('se está buscando los de cien' - 'looking for the hundreds'). Keo's background as a 'trapper'—a term often associated with someone involved in the drug trade or street hustling—adds a layer of authenticity to his narrative. He mentions coming from nothing and making it happen on his own, which speaks to his resilience and determination. The line 'no he venío' aquí a hacer friends' (I didn't come here to make friends) further emphasizes his focus on his goals and the competitive nature of his environment.

The collaboration with Alemán adds another dimension to the song, as Alemán's verse delves into the operations of his gang and the loyalty required to be part of it. He talks about the importance of trust and the challenges of the 'trap' life. The imagery of speeding in a Panamera and the metaphor of 'las ratas a la coladera' (the rats to the drain) paint a vivid picture of their lifestyle and the obstacles they face. Alemán's verse complements Keo's message of perseverance and success, reinforcing the theme of rising above adversity and staying true to oneself.