PA NO PENSAR LYRICS – PESO PLUMA

[Coro: Quavo & Peso Pluma]
Tomando pa’ no pensar
Pastillas pa’ no acordarme
Fumando como un ritual
Y el blanco pa’ no acostarme
1,008 grams, that’s a key
Tomando pa’ no pensar
Put it on the boat overseas
Pastillas pa’ no acordarme
Do it for the fam, everybody eat
Fumando como un ritual
If you not a boss, we could never speak

Y el blanco pa’ no acostarme

[Verso 1: Quavo & Peso Pluma]
Took her to the Cabos, smoking on Gelato, this good mota
I won’t tell you nothing, ain’t gon’ talk about it, don’t pull me over (No)
Wrist bipolar, my neck is frozen (Neck froze)
Porsche, a million dollars, popping all the bottles, everybody poured up
Veintiocho gramos de la mota más apestosa
Luz ultravioleta, sembré ya las ramas en las bodegonas
Setenta y dos horas tengo sin dormirme, y es que así es la cosa
Traigan el tapete, que traigo la Puffco y los diamantes que sobran

[Coro: Quavo & Peso Pluma]
1,008 grams, that’s a key
Tomando pa’ no pensar
Pastillas pa’ no acordarme
Fumando como un ritual
Y el blanco pa’ no acostarme
1,008 grams, that’s a key
Tomando pa’ no pensar
Put it on the boat overseas
Pastillas pa’ no acordarme
Do it for the fam, everybody eat
Fumando como un ritual
If you not a boss, we could never speak

Y el blanco pa’ no acostarme

[Verso 2: Peso Pluma & Quavo]
Me tocó perder familia, me tocó ganar dinero
No se vayan con la finta, creen que tengo lo que quiero
Porque a veces me festejo
Y me ven con camisa y pantalón nuevo
From the North, I can’t be beat
Tryna go for the dinero (No)
I got angels watching me (Me)
But trapping is the devil (Devil)
It chose me, bando, it chose me
Dope on my Rollie, Lambo creep-crawling (Skrrt)

[Coro: Peso Pluma & Quavo]
Tomando pa’ no pensar
Pastillas pa’ no acordarme
Fumando como un ritual
Y el blanco pa’ no acostarme
1,008 grams, that’s a key
Tomando pa’ no pensar
Put it on the boat overseas
Pastillas pa’ no acordarme
Do it for the fam, everybody eat
Fumando como un ritual
If you not a boss, we could never speak
Y el blanco pa’ no acostarme

[Chorus]
The chorus reflects a mindset of using various substances and rituals to avoid thinking deeply or facing difficult emotions. “Tomando pa’ no pensar” (drinking so I don’t think) suggests using alcohol as a means of distraction, while “Pastillas pa’ no acordarme” (pills so I don’t remember) implies using drügs to forget. “Fumando como un ritual” (smoking like a ritual) indicates smoking as a habitual action to perhaps relax or escape. “Y el blanco pa’ no acostarme” (and the white so I don’t go to bed) likely refers to coc*ine or another stimulant to stay awake and avoid sleep. The mention of “1,008 grams, that’s a key” could symbolize a significant amount of drügs or wealth obtained through dealing.

[Verse 1]
In this verse, the artists describe a luxurious and risky lifestyle. “Took her to the Cabos, smoking on Gelato” implies a lavish vacation while enjoying high-quality mar!juana (“Gelato”). The lines “I won’t tell you nothing, ain’t gon’ talk about it, don’t pull me over” suggest secrecy and caution, possibly due to illegal activities like drug trafficking (“don’t pull me over”). References to expensive items like a Porsche and expensive alcohol (“popping all the bottles”) highlight wealth and excess. The mention of specific amounts of mar!juana and references to staying awake for 72 hours underscore the intensity and consequences of their lifestyle.

[Chorus]
This chorus repeats the theme of using substances and rituals to cope and distract from reality. It reiterates the use of alcohol (“Tomando pa’ no pensar”) and pills (“Pastillas pa’ no acordarme”) to avoid thinking or remembering difficult things. “Fumando como un ritual” (smoking like a ritual) suggests habitual drug use, possibly for pleasure or escape. The mention of “1,008 grams, that’s a key” continues to hint at involvement in drug trafficking or large-scale dealing, connected to ensuring the well-being of their family (“Do it for the fam, everybody eat”).

[Verse 2]
In this verse, the lyrics delve into personal struggles and successes. “Me tocó perder familia, me tocó ganar dinero” (I lost family, I gained money) reveals the trade-offs and sacrifices made in pursuit of wealth and status. The line “No se vayan con la finta, creen que tengo lo que quiero” (Don’t be fooled, they think I have what I want) reflects a facade of contentment or success. Despite outward appearances (“camisa y pantalón nuevo” – new shirt and pants), there’s an acknowledgment of internal conflicts and challenges. References to angels watching and trapping being the devil illustrate a conflicted morality and the complexities of their chosen path.

[Chorus]
The final chorus reinforces themes of avoidance and indulgence. “Tomando pa’ no pensar” and “Pastillas pa’ no acordarme” continue to highlight reliance on substances to avoid confronting realities. “Fumando como un ritual” suggests an ingrained habit of smoking, potentially as a coping mechanism or routine. The repetition of “1,008 grams, that’s a key” underscores the importance of drügs in their lives, possibly both financially and psychologically. References to doing it for family and the implication of status (“If you not a boss, we could never speak”) suggest a life driven by ambition, wealth, and survival in a challenging environment.

1. Tomando pa’ no pensar
This phrase suggests drinking alcohol to avoid deep thinking or dwelling on difficult thoughts. It reflects a coping mechanism where one uses alcohol to numb emotions or avoid facing realities.

2. Pastillas pa’ no acordarme
Refers to taking pills to forget or not remember. It implies using drügs as a means to escape from memories or traumatic experiences, highlighting a desire to suppress unwanted thoughts or feelings.

3. Fumando como un ritual
Describes smoking as a ritualistic activity. It portrays smoking as more than just a habit but as a structured routine, possibly indicating dependency or a deep-seated habit ingrained in daily life.

4. Y el blanco pa’ no acostarme
Suggests using coc*ine or another stimulant to stay awake. It implies using drügs to avoid sleeping, possibly to extend productive hours or to maintain alertness in a lifestyle where sleep is seen as a hindrance.

5. 1,008 grams, that’s a key
This phrase likely refers to a significant quantity of drügs, specifically coc*ine (“blanco”), symbolizing a crucial amount for trafficking or selling. It underscores the importance of drug trade in their lives, potentially linking it to wealth or survival.