Killa Lyrics by Bryant Myers & Clarent is a new spanish song by Bryant Myers and Clarent. The track is released on Bryant Myers’s official YouTube channel, written by Bryant Myers, Clarent, Domingo Melendez Rodriguez, and Turbo G. The production credits go to Turbo G, Jonniel, and Bassyy. Though no specific album is listed, Killa presents a bold and gritty experience, blending street realism with sharp lyricism and Latin trap energy that reflects the raw edge of contemporary urban music.
The song delves into themes of street credibility, emotional detachment, and dominance within a competitive environment. Through aggressive wordplay and vivid storytelling, Bryant Myers and Clarent assert their power while challenging others who falsely portray themselves as hardened or “killa.” The lyrics paint a picture of fast-paced lives marked by violence, fleeting relationships, and luxury, yet beneath the bravado lies a commentary on authenticity and reputation in urban culture. The tone is confrontational and unapologetically confident, capturing the unfiltered mindset of artists rooted in the realities of street life.
Killa Details
| Song | Killa |
|---|---|
| Artists | Bryant Myers & Clarent |
| Written By | Bryant Myers, Clarent, Domingo Melendez Rodriguez & Turbo G |
| Produced By | Turbo G, Jonniel & Bassyy |
| Label | Bryant Myers |
| Language | Spanish |
| Released Date | Apr 18, 2025 |
Killa (English Translation) Lyrics
[Intro: Clarent]
At the hotel in a bathrobe, you’re a friend, not my cat
I got you in, then I deleted the data
But today I remembered that I like the way you treat me
If I see you again, I won’t let you go
I’m lucky, I know I’ll see you again
You fight and laugh, who understands you?
You fucked a baller, tell them how it feels
That one night you’ll remember forever (Grra-grra, boom, boom, boom)
[Verse 1: Clarent]
Grra-grra, boom, boom in the face for the whores, the bad bitches (Yeah)
Don’t look at me like that, what do you want? For me to kiss you? (What do you want?)
You say we’re bad, that’s-that’s just a cliché (What’s up?)
I’m a sweetheart, I’m a pitcher, and I’m never going to miss an outfit check (Nah, nah)
Cooking in the kitchen, I became a chicken-slinger
Little, in the jungle, Doctor Dolittle
I walk around with drums and the band like the Beatles (Brr)
If you’re rambling, we’ll break it without a second thought
I’ll empty yours and my cove will grow (Let’s go, baby)
I don’t believe in names or any other bug (None at all)
I have money and power buys that (Yeah)
If you want war, then name me (Grra-grra, boom, boom)
I don’t shoot for the net, I go straight ahead, don’t hide (Paw, yeah)
And I don’t ride a Honda, I ride a BMW to hunt him down in style with the crocodile case
[Chorus: Bryant Myers]
You’ve never been a killer (Killa)
That movie isn’t yours, don’t live it (Live it)
I shoot, I’m not going to waste my breath (Waste my breath)
If I take away their picky, they won’t get on board
Me with the AK, Clarent with the R
If you want something, it’ll be packed here in PR
We’re in Medallo, we look like we’re from the series
Of the narcos on TV
[Verse 2: Bryant Myers]
A-Active with the rock band, in the Urus Corsa mode (Oh, oh)
Not in Miami, asshole, I have it in Carola (Hey)
Subzero if they snore at me, it’s deadly, there won’t be a fight (Hey)
Control your cats, I’ve already broken two of you (Ah, ah)
He doesn’t have any balls, I have the balls as a medicine man
Under the Lambo, inside Denny’s I’ll give you ninety like the Rodman (Hey)
I’ll cross you three by three like a note
You’re four peseta and you don’t make a dollar
Broke case, no call, four sticks per bus
You all leave if I see you and don’t send me (Eh-eh-eh)
You say that no one here gets on
If they see me, don’t put them on like the one at the Blessed concert
Dude, you know that I make them dance Macarena
Don’t give me a hard time ‘women’, what you’re hitting on is babes
You say you’re going to kill me, asshole, but it doesn’t count
That I caught you and asked you what you said, and you screwed up (Yeah)
[Chorus: Bryant Myers & Clarent]
You-You’ve never been a killer
That-That movie isn’t yours, don’t live it
I-I’ll shoot, I’m not going to waste my breath
If they I take off the picky, they don’t get involved
You’ve never been a killer (Come on, whoa)
That movie isn’t yours, don’t live it (Ah)
I shoot, I’m not going to waste my breath (Uh)
If I take off their Percos, they don’t get involved (Tell me, what are they going to do?)
My-Mynor with the AK, me with the R
If you want something, you’ll get involved here in PR
We’re in Medallo, we look like we’re from the series
Of the drug dealers on TV
[Outro: Clarent]
Yeah
Grra-grra, boom, yeah
The ballers of the city
Tell me, Turbo (Yeah, yeah)
The street is ours
Of the ballers, the ballers of the Metro, of the city (Did you hear?)
Jonniel (Yeah, if they’re not ballers, they should get out of the way)
Yeah, ah
Che Guevara in caparra
You can’t escape if he catches you
Tell me, Bassyy (Grra-grra, boom)
Killa Lyrics Meaning
[Intro: Clarent]
Clarent opens the song with a reflective yet bold introduction, recounting a casual encounter with someone who is not his romantic partner. He acknowledges having erased the memory of their past but admits the impact she left on him emotionally. Despite a disconnection, he hints at an unbreakable attraction. His tone blends arrogance with nostalgia, showing a complex dynamic where affection and detachment coexist. The lines also foreshadow the song’s theme of fleeting yet memorable experiences and unpredictable encounters.
[Verso 1: Clarent]
In this verse, Clarent dives into vivid street imagery and bravado. He positions himself as a stylish, fearless figure, unafraid to confront danger and assert dominance. References to cooking in the kitchen and moving “chicken” hint at drug trade metaphors, while pop culture comparisons (like The Beatles and Doctor Dolittle) create a playful contrast to the gritty tone. He dismisses social norms, showing disdain for false bravado and emphasizing that real power lies in action, not words. His aggression is layered with confidence in his appearance, money, and authenticity.
[Coro: Bryant Myers]
Bryant Myers takes the chorus to reject false personas. He calls out those who pretend to be “killa” and insists that bravado must be backed by real action. The chorus highlights the weaponry and readiness he and Clarent possess, emphasizing that they’re not just talk. The mention of Puerto Rico and Medellín ties their lifestyle to infamous drug cultures, reinforcing the image of dangerous legitimacy and creating a parallel with fictional narco narratives often seen in television.
[Verso 2: Bryant Myers]
This section sees Myers leaning into his lyrical dexterity, blending street references with sports and pop culture. He uses metaphors involving Sub-Zero from Mortal Kombat, Dennis Rodman, and Macarena to underline his unpredictable and dominant nature. He mocks those who act tough online but fold in real life, maintaining a confident and menacing tone. His message is clear: he is a real player in the game, not just in image but in action, and he won’t hesitate to prove it.
[Coro: Bryant Myers & Clarent]
The repeated chorus now features both artists, reinforcing the central message: fake personas are easily exposed. Their seamless handoff underlines their united stance in calling out pretenders. The reference to Perco (Percocet) adds to the gritty realism, showing how some rely on substances for courage, while Bryant and Clarent operate with clarity and readiness. The chorus strengthens the track’s theme of authenticity and confrontation.
[Outro: Clarent]
Clarent closes the song with a declaration of dominance over the city. He addresses Turbo and other producers, reaffirming their control over the streets and separating the real “ballers” from the rest. The mention of Che Guevara in Caparra adds a revolutionary undertone, implying leadership and unrelenting pursuit. The outro wraps the narrative with a mix of pride and menace, leaving no doubt about who holds power in their world.
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The "Killa" song is sung by Bryant Myers & Clarent.
The "Killa" song by Bryant Myers & Clarent lyrics was written by Bryant Myers, Clarent, Domingo Melendez Rodriguez & Turbo G.
The "Killa" song by Bryant Myers & Clarent was produced by Turbo G, Jonniel & Bassyy.
Bryant Myers & Clarent released "Killa" song on Apr 18, 2025.
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