Song meaning of AYER Y HOY by Mora

Ah, the humor and wit in "Ayer y Hoy" by Mora is simply exquisite! In this masterpiece, Mora takes us on a journey through his confident and sassy mindset. He hilariously calls out people's double standards, reminding them that they only want to be his friend now that he's successful. Talk about fair-weather friends, am I right? But Mora ain't here for it, oh no! He effortlessly shuts them down by proclaiming, "¿Quién tú ere'? Yo no te invité." Boom! Mic drop! And just when you think he's done, he goes on to proclaim his dominance over his haters, effortlessly dunking over them like a basketball pro. This song is a power trip, my friends, with Mora flaunting his newfound wealth and brushing off any attempts to copy his style without paying the toll. He's got the rent of your house merely on his feet! But wait, there's more! Mora doesn't stop there. He casually mentions how he closed a door, only to find himself easily entering through another. That's right, folks, he's a master escape artist! And if you think he's just an unstoppable force, think again because he's also a fashionista who buys clothes depending on the scenery. Talk about traveling in style! So, if you want to hate on Mora, do it with gusto because he thrives on that energy. This song is a dazzling display of his ability to make people love him for who he is (or hate him for being so damn talented), not just for his status. Mora, you crazy genius, keep those haters at arm's length, because as you say, "La de ayer no es la misma de hoy." Bravo, Mora, bravo!