7D

Noriel's song "7D" is a raw and unfiltered portrayal of life in the streets, where survival and loyalty are paramount. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a world where danger is ever-present, and only the strong survive. Noriel speaks of his enemies either being dead or imprisoned, emphasizing the harsh realities of street life. The line "Vivimo' en el fuego, tú no sabe' de eso" (We live in the fire, you don't know about that) underscores the constant state of peril and the resilience required to navigate such an environment.

The song also delves into themes of loyalty and betrayal. Noriel makes it clear that in his world, loyalty is non-negotiable. He criticizes those who pretend to be tough but falter when faced with real danger, highlighting the difference between genuine street credibility and mere posturing. The repeated question, "¿Cómo tú me viene' a frontear?" (How are you going to front on me?), serves as a challenge to anyone questioning his authenticity or strength. This line is a direct confrontation to those who underestimate him or his crew.

Noriel's lyrics are filled with vivid imagery and metaphors that bring his experiences to life. References to "capsuleando a dosciento' en el expreso" (capsuling at 200 on the expressway) and "los bate' dan duro, duro, flow clemente" (the bats hit hard, hard, Clemente style) add layers of meaning, illustrating the high-speed, high-stakes nature of his existence. The song is not just a boastful anthem but a testament to the harsh realities and unwavering loyalty that define his life. Through "7D," Noriel offers listeners a glimpse into a world where every day is a battle, and only the loyal and the brave survive.