Sake (feat. Duki)

The song "Sake" by WE$T DUBAI featuring Duki is a high-energy anthem that celebrates success, wealth, and indulgence. The repeated chant of "sake" throughout the song serves as a metaphor for the intoxicating lifestyle that the artists are living. Sake, a Japanese alcoholic beverage, symbolizes the luxury and excess that come with their newfound fame and fortune. The lyrics are filled with references to money, high-speed living, and a carefree attitude, painting a picture of a life that is both thrilling and hedonistic.

WE$T DUBAI and Duki use vivid imagery to convey their message. Lines like "Estoy a 300 en el rally, no me pue' ni ver" (I'm at 300 in the rally, you can't even see me) and "Dubai está en el podio, no la Olimpiada', Michael Phelps" (Dubai is on the podium, not the Olympics, Michael Phelps) highlight their rapid rise to the top and their dominance in their field. The mention of "ratchet' malas que tienen uña' de gel" (bad ratchets with gel nails) and "enrolando papelillo' en el Franklin" (rolling papers in the Franklin) further emphasize their lavish lifestyle and the company they keep.

Duki's verse continues this theme, with lines like "Lo' billete' de cien, los tengo contado'" (The hundred-dollar bills, I have them counted) and "Guardo plata abajo del matre', lo mejor que hay" (I keep money under the mattress, the best there is). These lines underscore the tangible wealth they possess and their nonchalant attitude towards it. The song also touches on the idea of being untouchable and invincible, with references to "tengo a mi shooter, Counter-Strike" (I have my shooter, Counter-Strike) and "todos quieren matarme" (everyone wants to kill me), suggesting that their success has also brought them enemies.

Overall, "Sake" is a celebration of the high life, filled with braggadocio and a sense of invincibility. The collaboration between WE$T DUBAI and Duki creates a dynamic and energetic track that captures the essence of living life at full throttle, with no apologies and no regrets.