QEPDC (feat. Ñengo Flow)

YOVNGCHIMI's song 'QEPDC (feat. Ñengo Flow)' featuring Ñengo Flow is a raw and unfiltered dive into the gritty realities of street life and gang culture. The lyrics are filled with vivid imagery and explicit language that paint a picture of a world where violence, loyalty, and respect are paramount. The song opens with a declaration of allegiance to the 'Mvrda Gang' and 'Real G4 Life,' setting the tone for the rest of the track. The artists boast about their criminal exploits, from drug dealing to violent confrontations, emphasizing their dominance and fearlessness in the face of danger.

The recurring theme of death and violence is starkly portrayed through lines like 'Un fuletazo a la lápida' (a shot to the tombstone) and 'Tú te va' a morir y es de la forma má' rápida' (you're going to die, and it's the fastest way). These lines reflect a nihilistic view of life, where death is an ever-present reality, and survival often depends on one's ability to outgun and outsmart rivals. The use of firearms and the detailed descriptions of their capabilities ('9x19 el cañón de la Glock, veinticuatro en el peine') further underscore the brutal environment the artists navigate daily.

The song also delves into the code of the streets, where respect and reputation are everything. YOVNGCHIMI and Ñengo Flow stress the importance of adhering to these unwritten rules, warning that any disrespect will be met with swift and deadly retribution. The repeated references to 'Real G' and 'Certified Gang members' highlight their pride in their gangster identity and their commitment to maintaining their status. The collaboration between YOVNGCHIMI and Ñengo Flow brings together two influential voices in the Latin trap and reggaeton scenes, adding depth and authenticity to the narrative of street life and the struggles that come with it.