YOUNG MIKO (BZRP Music Sessions #58)

Bizarrap's 'YOUNG MIKO (BZRP Music Sessions #58)' is a song that exudes confidence and reflects on the artist's journey to success. The lyrics open with a rhetorical question about how the artist arrived at their current state of success, symbolized by a first-class flight to Madrid, a metaphor for reaching new heights in life and career. The artist reminisces about promising to return home and the uncertainty of when that might happen, indicating a sacrifice made for the sake of their career.

The chorus emphasizes a luxurious lifestyle, with references to jet skiing in Mallorca and counting money, which is a stark contrast to the humble beginnings mentioned earlier. The phrase 'La que puede, puede, y la que no puede, soporta' suggests that success is for those who can achieve it, and those who can't may simply have to endure or witness it. The artist prioritizes the well-being of their people, indicating that despite the wealth and fame, what truly matters is the welfare of their close ones.

The song also addresses themes of loyalty and authenticity. The artist calls out those who doubted them or spoke negatively about them, only to later try to associate with their success. There's a sense of vindication as the artist enjoys the fruits of their labor, while also maintaining a sense of groundedness, insisting that success doesn't change their core values or who they are. The repeated assertion that they won't change for fame and that they remain true to themselves and their roots gives the song an empowering message about staying authentic in the face of success.