Mia (feat. Bad Bunny)

The song 'Mia' by Drake featuring Bad Bunny is a Latin trap and reggaeton track that revolves around the theme of possessive love and public declaration. The lyrics, primarily in Spanish with some English, express a strong sense of ownership over a romantic partner. Drake and Bad Bunny take turns affirming that the woman they are singing about is 'theirs,' emphasizing that despite the attention she receives from others, she belongs to them. The repetition of 'Dile que tú eres mía, mía' (Tell them that you are mine, mine) serves as a chorus and a direct message to the woman to affirm their relationship to the world.

The song also touches on the idea of exclusivity and loyalty in a relationship. Bad Bunny's verses suggest a deep connection and a desire to be with this woman to the point of wanting their love to be publicly recognized ('Quiero tirarnos fotos y que se hagan viral'). He also implies a sense of permanence in their relationship, claiming that not even death could separate them. The lyrics contain a mix of romantic sentiment and braggadocio, with references to luxury and success, such as having all the Jordans and Nikes, which is a common theme in reggaeton and trap music.

'Mia' can be seen as a reflection of contemporary relationships in the digital age, where public displays of affection on social media play a significant role. The song's narrative is about claiming one's partner in the face of external interest and making a statement about the exclusivity of their bond. The artists use their verses to assert their dominance and reassure their partner of their commitment, while also addressing potential rivals.