NICKY JAM (BZRP Music Sessions #41)

The song "NICKY JAM (BZRP Music Sessions #41)" by Bizarrap featuring Nicky Jam is a testament to the artist's longevity and dominance in the music industry. The lyrics are a blend of self-praise, personal anecdotes, and a display of Nicky Jam's career achievements. The song starts with a catchy hook that sets the tone for the rest of the track, emphasizing the impact of the collaboration between Bizarrap and Nicky Jam.

Nicky Jam uses various references to assert his position in the music world. He compares himself to Diego Maradona in the 1986 World Cup, suggesting that he is at the top of his game and unbeatable. The mention of '20 años y seguimos invictos' (20 years and still undefeated) highlights his two-decade-long career and continued relevance. The lyrics also touch on his personal life and relationships, with playful nods to romantic encounters and his influence on others. The song is a celebration of his success, wealth, and the luxurious lifestyle that comes with it.

The track also includes a critique of those who chase fame and money without considering the future, urging them to be smart about their gains. Nicky Jam's bilingual flow switches between Spanish and English, showcasing his versatility and international appeal. The repeated lines 'El Biza la soltó y sonó cabrón' (Bizarrap dropped it and it sounded badass) and 'Esto no es de la mata, el que la mata soy yo' (This isn't from the bush, I'm the one who kills it) reinforce the idea that both artists are at the peak of their creative powers, delivering hit after hit.