Song meaning of PASIEMPRE by Tainy Arcángel & Jhayco (Ft. Arca Bad Bunny Myke Towers & Omar Courtz)

Ah, "PASIEMPRE"! A marvelous concoction of artists coming together to express their undying artistic commitment. Here's what I gather from these lyrical marvels:

Myke Towers kicks things off by making it clear that if he's not chasing money, he's not leaving the house. He's got stacks in his skirt, donkeys in his bundles, and he's casually crossing the tightrope of life in a couple of bargain cars. He then goes on to hint at some "fantasmeo," leaving people agonizing while he organizes his business empire. Who needs to be a gangster when you can be an entrepreneur, right? Pay up your debts, fulfill your promises, and watch out for his "funda" because he's not afraid to unleash it on anyone who gets confused by their piggishness.

Jhayco and Omar Courtz join in the chorus, expressing their desire for this "mierda" (excuse my French, but that's what they said) to last forever. They want to see a Mille (money, I assume) before they kick the bucket. And if people didn't believe in them, well, they can drop dead. Hilariously enough, their significant others are already buying clothes just to undress for them. Talk about dedication! They light up yet another Phillie (cough cough) to elevate themselves. If life can't offer them that, then why bother living, right?

Hold on tight for Verse 3, because Jhayco is going intergalactic! He's lighting up a Phillie and heading straight for space. Apparently, he's living in the backseat of a Bentley, claiming there's plenty of space. Sometimes, he even feels like Don Omar himself, chilling in a palace. He proudly declares himself a king, slightly reluctant but obscenely pastoso (translation: sticky, but we'll leave it to your imagination to figure out what he means). He's gone insane, smoking so much weed that he's about to have his own strain. Watch out world, Jhayco is blazing a trail!

Arcángel steps in with some wise words, reminding us that he's been here since day one, sticking with the same people, smoking Martian weed, and having his mind in Mars like Bruno (yup, he's clearly a space enthusiast). He's learned to tell the difference between the good and the inconvenient. And who better than him? He counts his loved ones on his fingers, maintains distant relationships, and loves those who are close to him. Oh, and by the way, he never loses, and even when he does, he wins! Talk about living the charmed life.

Finally, Bad Bunny takes his turn and drops some wisdom too. From Mercedes at 16 to Ferrari at 30 (thanks to Tainy's magical producing skills, of course), he's been creating anthems since the 2000s. They've got more flow than ever and they're running through the clouds while making others walk. All their tracks stick like jelly, they're classics like Andrea Bocelli, and they've changed the game like Stephen Curry. They didn't even need demos to become legends. So, shh, keep quiet, let them drop their weight, and watch as they leave people depressed and cutting themselves like "emo" monsters.

And just when you thought it couldn't get any better, Bad Bunny establishes himself as the king of the trap (or so he says) and proclaims that he's bigger than the trap itself. His music sells like crack, every track on his albums slaps, and he's the Kobe to Tainy's Shaq. Check the numbers, folks, and you'll see it's all facts. No need to name the tracks because he's the master of tags, and he's doing just fine without putting labels on them.

Well, there you have it! A merry mix of flexing, ambition, and savage self-praise. Who needs a dictionary when you have these lyrical geniuses to decode the complexities of life, love, and trap anthems? Enjoy the ride, amigos!

Ah, the masterpiece that is "PASIEMPRE" by Tainy, Arcángel, Jhayco, Arca, Bad Bunny, Myke Towers, and Omar Courtz. This song is like a musical buffet of egos and over-the-top lyrics. Myke Towers starts off with his unrelenting obsession with money, because apparently, if it's not about cash, he's not interested. Then we have Omar Courtz, who believes he's a legend since birth and that all the ladies want his babies. Oh, to be loved by groupies. Jhayco jumps in talking about how he smokes so much weed that he's about to have his own strain. Well, wouldn't that be something? And let's not forget Bad Bunny, who claims to be bigger than the trap genre itself. He even throws shade at his fellow trap artists, stating that his music sells like crack while theirs... well, who knows? But hey, let's not put names to the tracks, right? Because he's too cool for that. Overall, "PASIEMPRE" is a hilarious showcase of self-obsessed artists and their desire for eternal fame. Bravo, gentlemen, bravo. Keep shining like the stars you truly believe you are.