FRIJO (BZRP Music Sessions #10/66)

The song 'FRIJO (BZRP Music Sessions #10)' by Bizarrap is a vivid portrayal of a hedonistic and self-indulgent lifestyle, characterized by drug use, sexual encounters, and a sense of superiority within the club scene. The lyrics, delivered with a confident and braggadocious tone, depict the artist as the 'plug'—a slang term for a drug dealer or someone who is a source of something desirable, in this case, the life of the party. Bizarrap's verses are filled with references to drug consumption, such as 'coco' (cocaine), 'Rohypnol', and 'molly' (MDMA), painting a picture of a night filled with excess and escapism.

The repeated phrase 'Vivo like boss' (I live like a boss) and the mention of 'cocinando holly con tu hoe' (cooking holly with your hoe) suggest a lifestyle where the artist sees himself as a dominant figure, both in terms of his control over the party environment and his interactions with women. The line 'La puse a rezar y ella no cree en Dios' (I made her pray and she doesn't believe in God) could be interpreted as a metaphor for the power he feels he has over others, making them submit to his will even if it goes against their beliefs or principles.

Culturally, the song reflects a segment of youth culture that glorifies the nightlife, substance abuse, and casual sexual encounters. It's a snapshot of a moment where consequences are an afterthought, and the immediate pleasure is the only concern. The artist's portrayal of himself as the 'plug' within the club suggests a desire for recognition and status, which is often sought after in such environments. The song's explicit content and themes may not resonate with all listeners, but it provides insight into a particular subculture and mindset.