Vetements Lyrics (English Translation) – Eladio Carrión & Myke Towers

Vetements Lyrics (English Translation) by Eladio Carrión & Myke Towers is a new spanish song by Eladio Carrión and Myke Towers. Released on Eladio Carrión’s official YouTube channel, the track is written by both artists and produced by EY3ZLOWBEATZ, Foreign Teck, Hide Miyabi, Juan Castellano, Fonta, and SterlingMadeIt. It is part of the album DON KBRN and showcases the duo’s signature style, blending intricate wordplay with high-energy production. The song delivers a confident and luxurious vibe, reflecting the artists’ success and their ability to dominate the rap scene.

Lyrically, “Vetements” explores themes of wealth, ambition, and the journey from struggle to financial success. Eladio and Myke celebrate their accomplishments, using designer brands, financial milestones, and street wisdom as metaphors for their rise in the music industry. The song carries a triumphant tone, highlighting their relentless work ethic and resilience. With sharp punchlines and a smooth yet assertive flow, the track underscores their dominance in the Latin trap genre while offering an inspiring message about perseverance and vision.

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Vetements (English Translation) Lyrics

[Intro: Eladio Carrión]
Everything Foreign, haha
M-O-N-E-Y
It’s that feeling, nothing beats that feeling
Getting that money all you can say is:
“La, la-la-la-la, la-la-la-la-la-la”
Yeah

[Verse 1: Eladio Carrión]
If you saw the New Balance contract you’d understand why I don’t wear Nike anymore
If fear goes in a drawer, I have a drawer like IKEA (Damn)
They’re at a snail’s pace, not Leonardo or Mikey, nah (Hahaha)
Hey, if you see me filoteado
Hey, this ain’t Kith, lil nigga, this is Vetements (Bitch)
Young millionaire, my money runs on its own like a Tesla (Say it)
Couple of crazy people who throw me away, they don’t travel more than Kemba (Nah)
G5 with a bed when I arrive, no I’m getting jet lag (Yah, yah, yah, yah)

[Chorus: Eladio Carrión]
Hey, Ela, Ela, how do you keep doing it? (How do you do it?)
They keep on snobbing and you’re going crescendo (Hahahaha)
I don’t follow the rules so you can measure me (Grr)
If my movie bothers you, then stop watching (Paw, paw, paw, paw)

[Verse 2: Eladio Carrión]
Hey, I’m smoking a Z of Astor that cost me a pair of Amiri jeans
I’ve got a pack of stuff, got blues like B.B. King, yeah
How ironic, I didn’t have enough for the tires, nigga, hey
Now a chef with a couple of Michelin stars is cooking for me

[Chorus: Eladio Carrión]
Hey, Ela, Ela, how do you keep doing it? (What?)
They keep on exposing each other and you’re going crescendo (Hahahaha)
I don’t follow the rules so you’re measuring me
Listen to this

[Verse 3: Myke Towers & Eladio Carrión]
Yeah, yeah-yeah
There’s nothing worse than a bastard with money and little vision (Yeah)
Money doesn’t equal talent, that’s not the equation (Ah-ah), eh
Fucking hell, more practice, less complaining, and more patience, and
Seeing the fekas fall gives me satisfaction, ey
Inside the neighborhood I want to have a mansion, ey (Caimito and Quintana forever)
My baby doesn’t want drama anymore, he just asks for action, ey
From the boss to the user, I treat them with decency (Easy money, baby)
Where I go, you feel the fucking presence (Young Kingz, baby)
Look for it, earn it, invest it, for me that’s a science (Uh)
Don’t compare yourself to me, there’s no equivalence (Nah, nah)
I get to Quintana Roo and I feel like Ñengo in Valencia (Uh)
My pockets are fat, yours have anorexia
Vetements, but she says: “Vetements”
He says lowkey “get me in”
I’m high, who’s going to stop me? (Who?)
I always wanted to have my own money so I wouldn’t depend on anyone
And get paid like Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, or Mark Zuckerberg
When I was at zero, they underestimated me (Yeah)
Without knowing that’s how they activated beast mode (Yeah)
If they throw fire (What?), what do I throw? Lava? (Haha)
The drug dealers who’ve moved a ton listen to me
“Myke, how the hell do you do it?” they always ask me (How?)
This shit is super easy, do you feel me? Do you feel it?
“Myke, how the fuck are you doing it?” they ask themselves.
If they see us head on, their nerves betray them.
Young Kingz, baby

[Outro: Myke Towers]
Look, Eladio, I’m speaking clearly, asshole.
I’m coming now, I’m going to do a couple of reggaetones, haha.
We’ve already mastered this.
This is really easy, really.
We’ve been kings since we were kids, you hear?
Young Kingz, baby
Sauce Boyz
What?

Vetements Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Eladio Carrión]
The song begins with a playful yet boastful tone as Eladio sets the atmosphere with a catchy chant. The phrase “Everything Foreign” hints at luxury, referencing the expensive, high-end brands and lifestyle he has embraced. The repetition of “La, la-la-la-la” mimics the carefree feeling that financial success brings. The line “M-O-N-E-Y” establishes the song’s central theme—wealth and the confidence that comes with it.

[Verso 1: Eladio Carrión]
Eladio immediately asserts his financial status, mentioning his lucrative contract with New Balance, which explains why he no longer wears Nike. This detail subtly highlights his ability to make smart business decisions that align with his brand. The reference to having “gaveteros como IKEA” suggests that he stores his fears away, implying that he remains fearless and focused. He also contrasts his rapid success with others’ slow progress, using the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles as a witty metaphor. The verse emphasizes his wealth by name-dropping luxury brands like Vetements, Tesla, and Kemba Walker’s frequent travels, further reinforcing his elite lifestyle.

[Coro: Eladio Carrión]
In the chorus, Eladio acknowledges his continued success despite others’ failures. The rhetorical question “¿Cómo tú lo sigue’ haciendo?” expresses disbelief at his ability to keep elevating. The phrase “Siguen escrachándose y tú va’ en crescendo” highlights the contrast between his rise and others’ setbacks. His nonchalant attitude toward breaking rules suggests that he thrives by forging his own path rather than conforming to industry norms.

[Verso 2: Eladio Carrión]
This verse elaborates on his financial success, tying it to his past struggles. He references smoking an expensive strain of marijuana that costs as much as designer jeans, symbolizing how his lifestyle now revolves around luxury. The mention of B.B. King and having “blues” serves as a clever wordplay, alluding to both financial wealth (blue bills) and the legendary musician. His transformation from struggling to afford car tires to now having a Michelin-star chef cook for him reinforces his personal and financial evolution.

[Coro: Eladio Carrión]
The chorus repeats, reinforcing Eladio’s ability to keep thriving while others struggle. He subtly taunts his doubters, maintaining his confidence and drive. The phrase “Escucha esto” signals an upcoming shift in the song, leading into Myke Towers’ verse.

[Verso 3: Myke Towers & Eladio Carrión]
Myke Towers enters with a philosophical perspective, asserting that money without vision is meaningless. He emphasizes that success isn’t solely about wealth but also about patience and strategy. His reference to seeing “fekas caer” (fake people falling) suggests that those who lack authenticity and work ethic inevitably fail. He expresses his desire to own a mansion in his old neighborhood, reflecting on his roots while striving for greater heights.

The verse then shifts to his approach to business, treating everyone with respect while maintaining his dominance. He describes financial success as a science, reinforcing his calculated mindset. Comparing his earnings to tech moguls like Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos highlights his aspirations to reach the highest levels of wealth. He also touches on how people underestimated him when he had nothing, but that doubt only fueled his ambition. The line “Si ellos tiran fuego, ¿qué yo tiro? ¿Lava?” cleverly portrays his ability to outshine competition with even greater intensity.

[Outro: Myke Towers]
Myke closes the track with a confident declaration that he and Eladio have mastered the music industry. He playfully mentions his ability to switch between genres effortlessly, emphasizing their versatility. The phrase “Nosotros somo’ reye’ desde chamaquito’” reaffirms that they’ve been destined for success since their youth. The outro serves as a victory lap, celebrating their dominance and unwavering confidence in their craft.

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