DRUNK (feat. Kanye West, Ty Dolla $ign & Peso Pluma)

Kodak Black's song 'DRUNK,' featuring Kanye West, Ty Dolla $ign, and Peso Pluma, delves into the chaotic and often disorienting experience of being heavily intoxicated. The repetitive chorus, 'I'm so drunk right now,' sets the tone for the entire track, emphasizing a state of inebriation that leaves the narrator feeling stuck and confused. This repetition mirrors the cyclical nature of substance abuse, where the individual finds themselves repeatedly in the same state of disarray.

The verses add layers to this narrative, with Peso Pluma reflecting on his success and the emptiness that accompanies it. Despite his achievements and material wealth, symbolized by references to 'Picasso' and 'Franklin de cien,' he struggles with mental health issues and a sense of dissatisfaction. The use of substances like Alprazolam and Percocet to cope with anxiety highlights the darker side of fame and fortune, where external success does not equate to internal peace.

Kanye West's verse introduces a mix of bravado and vulnerability. He mentions making a deal with the 'Reaper,' a metaphor for flirting with danger or death, and being surrounded by violence and crime, as indicated by references to 'Glocks' and 'muerte a los chotas.' This juxtaposition of feeling 'good' while being in a perilous environment underscores the paradox of seeking solace in self-destructive behaviors. The song's bilingual nature, switching between English and Spanish, adds a cultural richness and reflects the diverse backgrounds of the artists involved.

The final verse by Ty Dolla $ign continues the theme of indulgence and hedonism, with explicit references to sexual encounters and partying. The line 'Got me too damn drunk, girl, en tu lugar' encapsulates the reckless abandon that characterizes the song. The overall narrative of 'DRUNK' paints a vivid picture of the highs and lows of intoxication, capturing both the temporary euphoria and the underlying emptiness that often accompanies it.