Trapstorno (part. Natan El Profeta, Rubinsky Rbk y Philippe)

The song 'Trapstorno' by Redimi2, featuring Natan El Profeta, Rubinsky Rbk, and Philippe, is a powerful critique of the mainstream trap music scene and its often negative and materialistic messages. Redimi2, a Christian rapper from the Dominican Republic, is known for his faith-based lyrics and for addressing social issues through his music. In 'Trapstorno,' he and his collaborators challenge the glorification of violence, drug use, and promiscuity prevalent in some trap music, offering an alternative perspective that promotes positive values and spiritual awareness.

The lyrics contrast the stereotypical trap lifestyle, which boasts of criminal behavior and wealth, with the lives of the artists themselves, who claim to be rappers with an extraordinary gift aiming to win souls through their music. They argue that many trap artists fabricate stories about lives they haven't lived, misleading their listeners. The song's title, 'Trapstorno,' a portmanteau of 'trap' and 'trastorno' (disorder in Spanish), suggests that the current state of trap music is disordered and needs a transformation.

Each verse is delivered by a different artist, sharing personal insights and experiences. They express concern about the impact of negative lyrical content on young listeners and communities. The song calls for authenticity and responsibility in music, emphasizing the power of words and the importance of using that power to uplift rather than degrade. The artists advocate for a music genre that can be safely consumed by all ages, promoting a message of faith and positive change rather than perpetuating harmful stereotypes.