44 (part. Rema)

Bad Gyal's song '44 (feat. Rema)' featuring Rema delves into the themes of possessive love and jealousy. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a relationship where the protagonist is highly desired by many, yet she remains loyal to her partner. The repeated line, 'Él me dice: Mami, yo te quiero pa' mí,' underscores the possessive nature of her lover, who is willing to go to extreme lengths, even suggesting violence, to keep her to himself. This possessiveness is symbolized by the mention of the '.44,' a reference to a firearm, indicating the lengths to which her partner would go to protect their relationship.

The song also explores the protagonist's own feelings of loyalty and exclusivity. Despite the attention she receives from others, she reassures her partner that he is the only one who makes her feel a certain way, as highlighted in the lines, 'Eres el único con el que voy down low' and 'Juro que con otro no sentí este temblor.' This duality of being desired by many but choosing to stay with one person adds a layer of complexity to the narrative, making it relatable for anyone who has experienced similar emotions in a relationship.

Rema's verse adds another dimension to the song, emphasizing the mutual desire and the lengths he would go to for his partner. His lines, 'Mami, yo quiero sentirte encima 'e mí' and 'Doy los Bema, las cadenas por ti,' highlight his willingness to give up material possessions for love. This reinforces the theme of intense, almost obsessive love that permeates the song. The collaboration between Bad Gyal and Rema creates a dynamic interplay of perspectives, making '44' a compelling exploration of modern relationships, possessiveness, and the complexities of love.