PA NO PENSAR Lyrics (English Translation) – Peso Pluma ft Quavo

The song “PA NO PENSAR” is in Spanish and English and features Peso Pluma and Quavo. It is part of the album “ÉXODO” and was written by Peso Pluma, Quavo, watt, Cirkut and Rogét Chahayed. The production was done by watt, Cirkut and Rogét Chahayed, and the release was made under the Peso Pluma label, which is also the name of their YouTube channel.

“PA NO PENSAR” explores themes of escapism and excess, with a focus on the way artists deal with stress and pressure through substances and luxuries. The song reflects a life of high demand and the desire to disconnect from reality through the consumption of alcohol, pills and marijuana. The lyrics address how these habits have become a kind of ritual to avoid emotional pain and worry, while maintaining an image of success and wealth.

PA NO PENSAR Details

PA NO PENSAR (English Translation) Lyrics

[Chorus: Quavo & Featherweight]
Taking to not think
Pills to not remember
Smoking like a ritual
And the white one so I don’t go to bed
1,008 grams, that’s a key
Taking to not think
Put it on the boat overseas
Pills to not remember
Do it for the fam, everybody eat
Smoking like a ritual
If you not a boss, we could never speak
And the white one so I don’t go to bed

[Verse 1: Quavo & Featherweight]
Took her to the Cabos, smokin’ on Gelato, this good speck
I won’t tell you nothin’, ain’t gon’ talk about it, don’t pull me over (No)
Wrist bipolar, my neck is frozen (Neck froze)
Porsche, a million dollars, poppin’ all the bottles, everybody poured up
Twenty-eight grams of the stinkiest speck
Ultraviolet light, I already planted the branches in the still lifes
I have gone seventy-two hours without falling asleep, and that’s just the way it is.
Bring the mat, I bring the Puffco and there are plenty of diamonds

[Chorus: Quavo & Featherweight]
1,008 grams, that’s a key
Taking to not think
Pills to not remember
Smoking like a ritual
And the white one so I don’t go to bed
1,008 grams, that’s a key
Taking to not think
Put it on the boat overseas
Pills to not remember
Do it for the fam, everybody eat
Smoking like a ritual
If you not a boss, we could never speak
And the white one so I don’t go to bed

[Verse 2: Featherweight & Quavo]
I had to lose family, I had to earn money
Don’t go with the feint, you think I have what I want
Because sometimes I celebrate
And they see me with a new shirt and pants
From the North, I can’t be beat
Tryna go for the money (No)
I got angels watching me (Me)
But trappin’ is the devil (Devil)
It chose me, side, it chose me
Dope on my Rollie, Lambo creep-crawling (Skrrt)

[Chorus: Featherweight & Quavo]
Taking to not think
Pills to not remember
Smoking like a ritual
And the white one so I don’t go to bed
1,008 grams, that’s a key
Taking to not think
Put it on the boat overseas
Pills to not remember
Do it for the fam, everybody eat
Smoking like a ritual
If you not a boss, we could never speak
And the white one so I don’t go to bed

PA NO PENSAR Meaning

[Verse 1: Quavo & Featherweight]
highlights the luxurious lives that artists lead, with references to expensive properties and high-quality drugs. The verse illustrates a life of excess, with a focus on drug use and ostentation, indicating that personal well-being is achieved through material luxury and the avoidance of problems.

[Chorus: Quavo & Featherweight]
emphasizes the use of substances to escape reality. The mention of “pills to not remember” and “smoking as a ritual” reveals how artists use these elements to avoid facing their emotions and problems, while the reference to “1,008 grams, that’s a key” underlines the weight and importance of drugs in their daily lives.

[Verse 2: Featherweight & Quavo]
reflects the internal conflict between material success and personal loss. Featherweight mentions the loss of family and the focus on making money, suggesting that despite success and outward appearances, the emotional toll is significant. The lyrics also address how the life of luxury can be a way to escape from internal problems and the sense that the trap life is a choice of destiny, compared to a life of sin.

The final chorus reaffirms the themes of escapism and ritual, showing how substance use has become a way to manage stress and maintain an image of success. The combination of these images highlights a life full of contrasts between material luxury and emotional discomfort.

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