BIKINI Lyrics (English Translation) – ANNA

[Intro: ANNA]
MILES
Real baddie on the mic, yeah

[Verse 1: ANNA]
He does-He does the gangsta on social media (Ah-ah)
But in real life he’s a weak man (Ah, ah)
He’ll get a complaint, yeah
For false advertising (You know)
I drink vodka from the bottle (Glu, glu)
Because I make the rules (Glu, glu)
I chew, my mouth open like gossipy girls

Pass me the bottle (Yeah, yeah, yeah)
You know I’m beautiful like a model (Yeah, yeah, yeah)
Even when I make mistakes, I don’t learn (Ah, ah, ah)
Either you accept it, or I leave (Let’s not argue)
I don’t give a damn about making corn (Nah, nah)
Because, if I’m not happy, then I’ll shoot myself (Pow)
Baddies come to sing at the stadium, yeah
I bring mares like Megan Thee Stallion, yeah

[Pre-Chorus: ANNA]
I’m s*xy without a bikini
All the boys want to give me kisses
When they see me pass by on the street
They shout as if they see Riri

[Chorus: ANNA & Guč]
I don’t have time for gossip
I want to make big money
I’m getting a house in Miami
Baby, please, stop calling me (Don’t, don’t)
I don’t have time for gossip
I want to make big money
I’m getting a house in Miami
Baby, please, stop calling me (G-U-Č)

[Verse 2: Guč]
Stop (Stop), slow down, baby
The way you move you know I get crazy (Crazy)
This girl would like a big daddy (Ah-ah)
Because his big guy only has the debit (Uh)
I dress dripped like a nigiri
In flow I’m as magical as Houdini
If I make these bikinis disappear
My booties tremble like puddings (Ahah)
I hear your boyfriend talking, ugh
Like iron I silenced it, ugh
I’m a selected perro, ugh
Another rapper I fired
A girl from Lithuania, another from Tijuana
They’ll slap you if you don’t respect ANNA, yeah
A black like Obama (Ah), a white like Dana (Ah)
She flies to the Bahamas, while you go, “Blah, blah”

[Chorus: ANNA]
I don’t have time for gossip
I want to make big money
I’m getting a house in Miami
Baby, please, stop calling me (Don’t, don’t)
I don’t have time for gossip
I want to make big money
I’m getting a house in Miami
Baby, please, stop calling me

[Intro]
ANNA introduces herself as a confident and assertive person. She calls herself a “real baddie,” suggesting she is strong, fearless, and unapologetic on the microphone.

[Verse 1]
ANNA starts by calling out people who act tough on social media but are weak in reality. She highlights their false image and predicts that they will face consequences for their fake behavior. ANNA then contrasts herself, describing how she confidently drinks vodka straight from the bottle because she follows her own rules. She openly admits to chewing with her mouth open, comparing it to gossiping, indicating she doesn’t care about societal norms. ANNA asserts her beauty and model-like appearance, even when she makes mistakes. She firmly states that people need to accept her as she is or she will leave without arguing. ANNA emphasizes that money isn’t her main focus, but her happiness is crucial. She would rather take drastic actions than be unhappy. She mentions that powerful women come to perform at large venues, comparing herself to Megan Thee Stallion, another strong and influential female artist.

[Pre-Chorus]
ANNA boasts about her attractiveness, saying she doesn’t need to wear a bikini to be s*xy. She describes how boys are eager to give her attention and kisses when they see her, likening their excitement to seeing a famous star like Rihanna.

[Chorus]
ANNA dismisses gossip and trivial matters, focusing instead on her ambition to make significant money. She dreams of buying a house in Miami, showcasing her desire for a luxurious lifestyle. ANNA firmly asks people to stop bothering her with calls, reinforcing her commitment to her goals and her disinterest in distractions.

[Verse 2]
Guè steps in, advising to slow down and appreciating the way his partner moves, which drives him crazy. He humorously suggests that the girl wants a wealthy partner, but the guy she has only has a debit card. Guè likens his style to nigiri, indicating it’s fresh and high-quality. He compares his magical flow to Houdini, implying he’s a master at his craft. When he makes bikinis disappear, it causes a commotion, like shaking puddings. He silences his rival’s boyfriend, showcasing his dominance. Guè describes himself as a “selected perro,” a chosen one, and mentions firing another rapper, highlighting his superiority. He talks about girls from different places who would defend ANNA. He compares himself to influential figures like Obama and Dana, suggesting diversity and excellence. Guè ends by contrasting ANNA’s glamorous lifestyle, flying to the Bahamas, with those who only talk without action.

[Chorus]
ANNA reiterates her disdain for gossip and focuses on making big money. She aims to buy a house in Miami, emphasizing her goal of achieving a luxurious lifestyle. ANNA firmly tells people to stop calling her, as she prioritizes her ambitions and has no time for unnecessary distractions.

1. Real baddie on the mic
ANNA asserts her confidence and dominance in the music industry, presenting herself as a strong, fearless performer who commands attention and respect on the microphone.

2. He does the gangsta on social media, but in real life he’s a weak man
This phrase criticizes people who act tough online but are actually weak and cowardly in real life, highlighting the difference between online personas and reality.

3. I drink vodka from the bottle because I make the rules
ANNA describes her rebellious nature and independence by saying she drinks vodka straight from the bottle, emphasizing that she lives life on her own terms and follows her own rules.

4. You know I’m beautiful like a model
ANNA confidently states her physical attractiveness, comparing herself to a model, which reinforces her self-assurance and pride in her appearance.

5. Even when I make mistakes, I don’t learn
She admits to not learning from her mistakes, suggesting that she embraces her flaws and is unapologetic about who she is, expecting others to accept her as she is.

6. Baddies come to sing at the stadium
ANNA points out that strong, independent women (referred to as “baddies”) are successful and perform at large venues, indicating their power and influence in the music industry.

7. I’m s*xy without a bikini
ANNA emphasizes that she doesn’t need to wear revealing clothing to be attractive, showcasing her confidence in her natural beauty and s*x appeal.

8. I don’t have time for gossip, I want to make big money
She dismisses trivial matters and focuses on her ambition to earn significant money, highlighting her determination to achieve financial success and her refusal to be distracted by petty gossip.

9. I dress dripped like a nigiri
Guè compares his stylish and high-quality appearance to a piece of nigiri sushi, indicating that his fashion sense is fresh, unique, and carefully curated.

10. A black like Obama, a white like Dana
Guè refers to diversity and excellence by comparing himself to Barack Obama, who represents African American success, and Dana, who symbolizes a different form of excellence, indicating his multifaceted identity and achievements.