no soy 2.0 (feat. Luar La L, Jay Wheeler y Pressure 9X19)

In 'no soy 2.0,' Slayter, along with Luar La L, Jay Wheeler, and Pressure 9X19, delves into the complex interplay between street credibility and the allure of fame. The song's lyrics paint a vivid picture of a life where the streets and the music industry intersect, highlighting the authenticity and rawness of their experiences. The artists emphasize their genuine connection to the streets, contrasting it with others who merely pose for social media clout. This authenticity is a badge of honor, setting them apart from those who only play the part for appearances.

The recurring theme of being both 'cantante' (singer) and 'drug dealer' underscores the duality of their existence. They navigate a world where success in music doesn't erase their ties to the street life. This duality is further emphasized by the repeated assertion that they are not like Jay Wheeler, a reference to maintaining their street credibility despite their musical success. The lyrics also touch on the dangers and challenges of this lifestyle, with references to violence, loyalty, and the constant need to stay vigilant.

Cultural references and metaphors abound in the song, from mentions of luxury brands like Moncler and Cartier to nods to social media dynamics. The artists use these references to illustrate their status and the realities of their lives. The song also reflects a broader commentary on the music industry and street culture, where authenticity and reputation are paramount. The gritty, unfiltered language and imagery serve to reinforce the rawness and realness of their message, making 'no soy 2.0' a powerful statement on the complexities of their world.