Bloody II (part. YOVNGCHIMI y Hydro)

Yeruza's 'Bloody II,' featuring YOVNGCHIMI and Hydro, is a raw and unfiltered portrayal of street life, loyalty, and the pursuit of success. The song opens with a declaration of allegiance to the 'Money Wayy' and 'Certified Gang Members,' setting the tone for a narrative steeped in the realities of gang culture. The lyrics are filled with references to firearms, loyalty, and the constant hustle to stay ahead, painting a vivid picture of the artist's environment and mindset.

The recurring theme of loyalty versus betrayal is central to the song. Yeruza and his collaborators emphasize the importance of staying true to one's crew while highlighting the dangers of false friends and opportunists. Lines like 'Uno' fingen ser leal y otro' por interé' se pegan' (Some pretend to be loyal, others stick around for interest) underscore the precarious nature of trust in their world. This theme is further reinforced by the repeated assertion that they don't need flashy jewelry to shine, as their success and reputation speak for themselves.

The song also delves into the idea of making it big and potentially retiring early, a dream for many in the streets. Yeruza mentions the possibility of retiring before 27, a nod to the infamous '27 Club' of artists who died young. This aspiration is juxtaposed with the harsh reality of their current lives, where violence and danger are ever-present. The references to 'draco' (a type of firearm) and 'glizzy gang' (a slang term for a group associated with guns) highlight the constant threat of violence and the need to stay armed and vigilant.

'Bloody II' is a gritty anthem that captures the essence of street life, the struggle for success, and the importance of loyalty. It offers a glimpse into the harsh realities faced by those living in this world, while also celebrating their resilience and determination to rise above their circumstances.