Wannabes

Kidd Keo's song "Wannabes" is a bold declaration of authenticity and a critique of those who pretend to be something they are not. The term 'wannabe' is used to describe individuals who aspire to be like someone else, often without the genuine qualities or experiences to back it up. In the song, Kidd Keo dismisses these 'wannabes' and positions himself as someone who is real and true to his roots. The repeated line, "Esos pussie' son to' wannabes," emphasizes his disdain for inauthenticity and his pride in being genuine.

The lyrics also delve into themes of rebellion and living life on one's own terms. Kidd Keo invites a woman to join him, promising to take her away from her current situation and offering a life of excitement and freedom. Lines like "We going out to smoke on the streets" and "Te vienes a mi casa a dormir" suggest a carefree lifestyle that defies societal norms. The mention of luxury items like a Maserati and the act of smoking on the streets further highlight a rebellious, non-conformist attitude.

Additionally, the song touches on the artist's background and the environment that shaped him. Kidd Keo mentions that he is not good with emotions and that such things are not taught where he comes from. This adds a layer of depth to the song, suggesting that his tough exterior and rebellious lifestyle are products of his upbringing. The song is not just a critique of 'wannabes' but also a reflection of Kidd Keo's own journey and the authenticity he has maintained despite his success.