Ohtani Lyrics (English Translation) – Eladio Carrión

Ohtani lyrics (English Translation) by Eladio Carrión is a new spanish song by the Puerto Rican artist, known for his sharp wordplay and confident delivery. The track is released on Eladio Carrion’s official YouTube channel, written by Eladio Carrión, produced by Finesse (ITA), Juan Castellano, Hide Miyabi, Fonta & SterlingMadeIt, and is part of the album DON KBRN. With a competitive and triumphant energy, the song reflects Carrión’s relentless ambition, comparing his success to that of baseball star Shohei Ohtani, emphasizing perseverance, dominance, and unwavering self-belief.

The lyrics of Ohtani revolve around themes of hard work, success, and the challenges of maintaining loyalty in the industry. Carrión highlights his rise to the top, reinforcing that his achievements are the result of relentless effort and an addiction to winning. He also acknowledges the presence of hidden envy and betrayal among those around him, contrasting the superficial support he receives with underlying resentment. Through sports and culinary metaphors, he presents himself as a leader who not only succeeds but ensures that those in his circle benefit as well.

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Ohtani (English Translation) Lyrics

[Chorus]
I had to sweat all of this out (I had to sweat), yeah
I never had time to doubt (No)
Vicious, I became addicted to winning
So much W, that I don’t even know how to lose
100×35, I’m not going to move
If I win, we all win, that’s plural
They call me “the chef who never stops cooking”
Because everyone has to eat

[Verse 1]
If I crown, we’re all going to get paid (Mula)
I was down, they kicked me, I won’t forget
I stood with my feet planted, I’ll never kneel (No!)
I can’t hear you, say it with your chest if you’re going to talk to me (Tell me!)
I can’t hear you, say it with your chest, you’re talking to the boss
‘We’re screwing it, here the dishes are going down (Rra)
Smoking gasoline, if I light it, Molotov (Mule!)

[Bridge]
My nigga, we here, all of mine are on the go (Go, go, go)
All of mine are on the go (Go, go, go)
They see me straight ahead smiling, but I know they’re hating on the low
All of mine are on the go (Go, go, go)
All of mine are on the go (Go, go, go)
They see me straight ahead, they shake hands, but I know they’re hating on the low

[Chorus]
I had to sweat all of this out (I had to sweat), yeah
I never had time to doubt
Vicious, I became addicted to winning
So many W’s, that I don’t even know how to lose anymore (Grra!)

[Verse 2]
Yo-Yo-Yo I’ve bet so much on myself, I got a problem, Ohtani (Shohei)
I don’t turn or bend, origami (No)
My neck is chillin’, Pablo Chill-E, Paloma Mommy (Ice)
Sad to see someone I served eating all for me (Bitch)
But I’m calm, piña colada with the two cherries (Hahaha)
Everything contributes, if you want to eat, then bring something to the table (Hey!)
I spend money, not my time, that doesn’t come back (No)
Disney backstage, I think I saw Mickey put his head on
Top boy, top boy, I’m with my two boys in London, Eliam and Eza (Rrra)
Sauceboy, sauceboy, I have the sauce like a Milanese (Rrra)
Punche, punche, I have the punches, Tyson with the right hand
Shohei, Shohei, I feel like Ohtani with all this punch

[Chorus]
I had to sweat all this (I had to sweat), yeah
I never had time to doubt (No)
Vicious, I became addicted to winning
So many W’s, I don’t even know how anymore lose
(100×35, I’m not moving)
(If I win, we all win, that’s plural)
(They call me “the chef who never stops cooking”)
(Because everyone has to eat)

[Outro]
What a feeling
Getting that money

Ohtani Lyrics Meaning

[Coro]
Eladio Carrión sets the foundation of the song with a chorus that embodies his work ethic and dedication to success. He describes how every achievement required immense effort, leaving no time for doubt. His mindset has become fixated on winning, to the point where he has forgotten what it feels like to lose. The mention of 100×35—a reference to Puerto Rico’s size in miles—signals his deep-rooted connection to his homeland, reinforcing that he has no plans to leave despite his global success. By referring to himself as “el chef que no para de cocinar,” he portrays his role as a provider, ensuring that everyone around him benefits from his success.

[Verso 1]
Carrión delves into his past struggles, recalling moments when he was underestimated and disrespected. He makes it clear that he hasn’t forgotten those experiences, using them as motivation rather than resentment. His refusal to kneel symbolizes his pride and independence, asserting that he stands firm no matter the circumstances. When he demands that others speak with conviction, it reinforces his dominance—those addressing him must do so with respect. The reference to “platos” (plates) being served for two signifies abundance, linking back to his chef metaphor, while his mention of “fumando gasolina” (smoking high-quality weed) adds a rebellious undertone to his victorious mindset.

[Puente]
Here, Carrión highlights his awareness of hidden envy among those who pretend to support him. He acknowledges that while people smile to his face and shake his hand, they secretly resent his success. Despite this, his team remains ready for anything, always prepared to defend their position. The repeated “on go” reinforces the idea that his crew is always alert, mirroring the mentality of a winning team that never lets its guard down.

[Coro]
The chorus returns to solidify the message of perseverance. Carrión reiterates his addiction to winning, emphasizing that his journey has been defined by struggle, resilience, and unwavering determination. The repetition strengthens the song’s theme, reinforcing the idea that once someone embraces the grind, failure becomes a foreign concept.

[Verso 2]
In this verse, Carrión expands on his competitive nature, making a direct comparison to Shohei Ohtani, the baseball phenomenon known for excelling in multiple roles. This reference underscores Carrión’s versatility and dominance in his field. He confidently states that he never bends or folds, likening his unyielding nature to origami. Mentions of luxury brands and artists such as Pablo Chill-E and Paloma Mami further illustrate his success and global reach. However, he also reflects on disloyalty, expressing disappointment in people he helped who later turned against him. Despite this, he remains unfazed, sipping piña coladas and enjoying the fruits of his labor. The verse continues with more sports analogies, describing himself as a fighter with a powerful punch, reinforcing his relentless drive. The final line, “me siento Ohtani con to’ esto’ ponche’” (I feel like Ohtani with all these strikeouts), solidifies the theme—just as Ohtani dominates on the baseball field, Carrión dominates in the music industry.

[Coro]
Reiterating the core message, the chorus serves as a victory chant, celebrating Carrión’s hard-fought success. The repetition ensures that the song’s main themes—perseverance, leadership, and unwavering confidence—remain at the forefront.

[Outro]
The outro provides a simple yet impactful closing statement. “What a feeling, getting that money” serves as the final confirmation of his achievements, encapsulating the pride and satisfaction that comes from reaching the top through relentless dedication.

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