Rip [R] Esentido (Freestyle Session 13)

Faraón Love Shady's 'Rip [R] Esentido (Freestyle Session 13)' is a fiery diss track that takes aim at another artist, presumably René Pérez Joglar, known as Residente, a former member of the Puerto Rican band Calle 13. The song is filled with direct insults, accusations, and boasts that are characteristic of battle rap and diss tracks. Faraón Love Shady uses aggressive language and metaphors to assert his dominance in the rap game and criticize his opponent's authenticity and actions.

The lyrics mention various accusations, such as the opponent being a sellout, hypocritical, and not true to their roots or message. Faraón Love Shady also references political issues, such as communism and racism, to attack Residente's character and past statements. The song's chorus, which talks about a 'sandwich de salchicha' (sausage sandwich), serves as a metaphor for the rap game, suggesting that anything goes and that his opponent is not as genuine or tough as they claim to be. The repeated phrase 'se vale to' (everything goes) emphasizes the no-holds-barred nature of the track.

The song is not just a personal attack; it also touches on broader themes of authenticity, social responsibility, and the role of artists in society. Faraón Love Shady questions Residente's commitment to the causes he advocates for and accuses him of hypocrisy for living a wealthy lifestyle while claiming to support the poor. The track challenges the idea of what it means to be a real artist and activist, suggesting that actions speak louder than words, and that some may use social issues as a way to further their own fame and career.