PFQG (feat. Pablo Chill-E y Criss J)

King Savagge's song 'PFQG,' featuring Pablo Chill-E and Criss J, is a vivid portrayal of the lavish lifestyle and street credibility that the artists embody. The lyrics are a celebration of their success, wealth, and the 'flow' they possess, which is a term often used in hip-hop to describe one's unique style and charisma. The repeated lines about spending extravagantly at the mall and not keeping track of expenses highlight a carefree attitude towards money, emphasizing their financial success and the freedom it brings.

The song also delves into the darker, grittier aspects of their lives. References to spending money on 'putas y pasto' (prostitutes and weed) and making money before signing contracts suggest a history of hustling and street dealings. The mention of 'la nave son con contacto' (the car is with contact) and making a pact with the street and money further underscores their deep-rooted connection to the street life. The lyrics paint a picture of a world where loyalty and power dynamics are crucial, and where violence is an ever-present threat, as indicated by lines about knowing someone's location and the potential for lethal retribution.

The artists also touch on their sense of invincibility and dominance in the music industry and the streets. King Savagge refers to himself as 'el rey' (the king) and boasts about his ability to retire if he wishes, indicating his established status and wealth. The use of metaphors like calling his gun 'mariacha' and the vivid imagery of 'burning blunts' and 'drinking lean' (a mixture of codeine and soda) add to the portrayal of a lifestyle that is both glamorous and dangerous. The song's chorus, with its catchy repetition of 'Pe'azo de flow que me gasto,' reinforces the theme of flaunting their unique style and success.

'PFQG' is a testament to the duality of the artists' lives, balancing opulence with the harsh realities of their origins. It is a celebration of their achievements and a reminder of the struggles they have overcome to reach their current status.