SHOTTA

In 'SHOTTA,' Skinny Flex delves into the harsh realities and gritty experiences of street life. The song opens with a stark contrast between the artist's past and the perceived softness of others, symbolized by the line 'Estaba en la calle y tú jugando Game boy.' This juxtaposition sets the tone for the rest of the song, highlighting the authenticity and toughness required to survive in the streets. Skinny Flex emphasizes his credibility and the realness of his experiences, dismissing those who merely play at being tough or 'gangsta.'

The lyrics also touch on themes of loyalty and betrayal. Skinny Flex makes it clear that in his world, trust is paramount, and those who fail to live up to their word are swiftly dealt with. Lines like 'Tus amigos no vendrán a salvarte' and 'Alguno que falla lo hemos quita'o' underscore the unforgiving nature of his environment. The artist's commitment to his crew and his readiness to confront any threats head-on are evident throughout the song, painting a picture of a life where every action has immediate and often severe consequences.

Skinny Flex also reflects on the internal conflict and regret that come with this lifestyle. He admits that despite his hardened exterior, there are moments of introspection and remorse, as seen in 'Te juro que a veces me arrepiento.' This vulnerability adds depth to the song, showing that even those who appear unbreakable are not immune to the emotional toll of their choices. The recurring theme of survival, both physical and emotional, is central to 'SHOTTA,' making it a raw and powerful portrayal of life on the streets.