Drifting
D.O.O.P Lyrics

The lyrics to D.O.O.P's "Drifting" speaks on various themes such as the love of money, loyalty, and the danger that comes with gangster lifestyle. The chorus "Quiere money quiere amarme, Ya es demasiado tarde, Solo amor pa’ mis gangstas, Ya me acabe el agave" translates to "She wants money, she wants to love me, it's too late, only love for my gangsters, I've run out of agave." The lines imply a rejection of love in exchange for money and a reminder of the struggles of the gangster lifestyle.

The verse "Flush, kush, rush on my mind, Tu y tu la pueden cromar, On my block con la glock, con la 45, Dripping bro on the top no me tiren na," delves further into the dangerous lifestyle. The use of slang for drugs, weapons, and the danger of being shot, depicts the risk and excitement that comes with gangster activities.

Additionally, "Que este mundo es frío, frío, Y si no hay dinero no me llamen al cel, Se que nadie quiere un lió, lió, Siempre me ven con el brillo on my neck," perhaps reflects the harsh reality of the world we live in. It suggests that the only thing that matters in the world is money and that people are only interested in materialistic things. The line "siempre me ven con el brillo on my neck" which means, "they always see me with the shine on my neck" portrays the idea that people only respect and recognize you when you have money and material possessions.

Overall, "Drifting" paints a picture of the harsh realities of the gangster lifestyle: the dangers, the love of money, and the rejection of love for material possessions.