La OG

Kenia OS's song 'La OG' is a vibrant assertion of self-confidence and dominance in the music industry. The title itself, 'La OG,' which stands for 'Original Gangster,' is a term used to denote someone who is an original or veteran in their field, suggesting that Kenia sees herself as a pioneer or a respected figure in her genre. The repeated contrast with 'Newbie' emphasizes her established status versus newcomers.

The lyrics 'Algo tengo que estar haciendo bien, pa' que me den copy-paste' suggest that Kenia OS acknowledges her influence and success, as others try to emulate her style and achievements. This line, coupled with 'Sorry, vivo en la movie,' portrays her life as cinematic and extraordinary, further elevating her status above the ordinary. The use of English phrases like 'copy-paste' and 'movie' also adds a universal appeal to her Spanish lyrics, bridging cultural gaps and expanding her audience.

Throughout the song, there is a recurring theme of not just surviving but thriving under the spotlight, with references to luxury and exclusivity ('Ice, ice, ice, llevo en la cadena'). Kenia OS dismisses negativity ('Con el hate y esa mala vibe yo no me llevo') and focuses on staying 'high' and 'touching the sky,' which metaphorically represents her aspirations and achievements. The song is a celebration of her journey and a bold declaration of her continued relevance and influence in the music scene.