Song meaning of Narcos by X-Tense (Ft. Walez)

Ah, "Narcos" by X-Tense and Walez, let's dive into this hilarious ode to drug dealing and all things illegal. The song starts with X-Tense proclaiming that nobody wants a life filled with cement, beams, and scaffolding. Ah yes, because a life of crime and constant paranoia is so much more appealing, right? And apparently, when the money starts flowing, they hear sirens and dealers start running like Usain Bolt. Well, they need to get their cardio in somehow, I guess. Oh, and let's not forget the shisha that smells like Morocco. Just what every drug dealer needs, a touch of exotic fragrance to mask the odor of illegal activities. But hey, they're just looking for someone selling Kit Kats with their Uber rides and Eastpack backpacks. Safety first, right? And everyone is planning their escape, even if it's just a light from the INEM. Gotta have those emergency exit strategies on point! But above all, their business mantra is to "sell, sell, sell, sell, sell" and then buy more. It's a vicious cycle, really. And the price of their products depends on what people are willing to buy, but apparently it involves sacs from Ikea and increasing prices by a few cents. We gotta give these guys credit for their marketing strategies, always keeping customers on their toes. And kids these days, they know it all, buying and selling, making profits. And if they're not the brightest in school, just wait until they start talking numbers. Move over, Einstein! But let's not forget the catchy chorus, where they proudly proclaim their term is "Narcos" and how they are putting bread, or rather, pão, on the table. Oh, the creativity of drug dealers, mixing powder and making it stretch, all while having nostrils filled with Maizena. Can't you just feel the excitement? And if you try to call these guys, they won't answer. They're too busy being busy with their Narcos lifestyle. The hustle, the struggle, the constant pursuit of that perfect bolota that they'll charge you an arm and a leg for, because hey, equality in prices is key! And then Walez jumps in with some friendly advice about making money, cutting it, and watching out for the po-po. Partnership stabs you in the back, so keep your mouth shut and count the number of bars in your cell. Sound advice indeed. This song is really an educational masterpiece, teaching us all the ins and outs of the drug dealing world. So, for those aspiring drug lords out there, take notes and sing along to the catchy chorus, because "Narcos, Narcos!" is the new anthem for all your illegal escapades. Bravo, X-Tense and Walez, bravo.