PUT EM IN THE FRIDGE LYRICS – PESO PLUMA

[Verso 1: Peso Pluma]
¿Te acuerdas cuando estábamos solos de niños?
Que fuimos de barrio, pero ahora somos finos
Cuando fumaba mota en blunt con el vecino
¿Qué hace el destino? Si no hay nada decidido

[Refrán: Peso Pluma]
¿Sí? ¿No?
Pregúntale al gobierno cuando vino
Me vieron vestidito de marino
Pues a huevo que soy de oro latino
¿Sí? ¿No?

Divino
Los ojos rojos, siempre fumo fino
De este beat soy el puto asesino
Ya saben que estoy loco desde niño
Bélicos, somos bélicos mori—

[Verso 2: Cardi B]
Fifty burro’ por la’ cloud like Aurelio
Aladina por la alfombra walking
Sin la lámpara, con el cuerno de goat, ¿qué lo?
It’s the last time I can hear you talking about me
Peso Pluma con la peso heavy
En Jalisco ven mi culo y dicen, “Diablo, Cardi”
Tengo a to’s los narcos smelling de la white
Y a sus mamis pidiendo que les firme los panties
Ya no ‘tamos broke, ‘tamos shining, ‘tamos pretty
White powder del aeropuerto cruzando pa’ la city
Ya no ‘tamos broke, ‘tamos shining, ‘tamos pretty
Solo me siento en la mesa con los duros pa’ los meetings, prr

[Puente: Peso Pluma]
Me preguntan que por qué verga yo soy así
Ah, cómo lloran, no se llenan, déjenme dormir
La suela roja como el puto Christian Louboutin
APs, Milles and they fu*king coming in

[Refrán: Cardi B & Peso Pluma]
¿Sí? ¿No?
Encima de los beats los asesino
Tengo al presidente de vecino
El mundo es mío como Al Pa—, ja
Como Al Pacino
¿Sí? ¿No?
Pregúntale al gobierno cuando vino
Me vieron vestidito de marino
Pues a huevo que soy de oro latino
¿Sí? ¿No?

[Coro: Peso Pluma]
Forty shooters, if I send them in, they coming in
Fifty kilos, if you need them, then they coming in
Hundred thousand real killers and they’re Mexicans
I say the word and they put you in the fu*king fridge

[Puente: Peso Pluma]
Me preguntan que por qué verga yo soy así
Ah, cómo lloran, no se llenan, déjenme dormir
La suela roja como el puto Christian Louboutin
APs, Milles and they fu*king coming in

[Coro: Peso Pluma]
Forty shooters, if I send them in, they coming in
Fifty kilos, if you need them, then they coming in
Hundred thousand real killers and they’re Mexicans
I say the word and they put you in the fu*king fridge

[Verse 1 (Peso Pluma)]
Peso Pluma begins by reminiscing about their childhood, where they recall simpler times spent in their neighborhood. They reflect on the transformation from their modest upbringing to their current status of sophistication and refinement. The mention of smoking mar!juana with their neighbors reflects a nostalgic nod to their roots and the camaraderie of their early days. Peso Pluma questions the role of destiny in shaping their path, pondering whether outcomes are predetermined or subject to their own decisions.

[Refrain (Peso Pluma)]
In the chorus, Peso Pluma poses rhetorical questions that challenge societal norms and singerity. They assert their identity boldly, likening themselves metaphorically to a figure of Latin gold, symbolizing their value and cultural pride. The phrase “¿Sí? ¿No?” serves as a rhetorical device to emphasize their defiance and confidence. Peso Pluma declares themselves as formidable and unyielding, describing themselves as killers on beats, highlighting their dominance in the music industry. They assert their lifelong rebellious spirit, indicating they’ve always been assertive and bold from a young age.

[Verse 2 (Cardi B)]
Cardi B’s verse amplifies the theme of power and dominance. She boasts about her wealth and influence, referencing large quantities of money (“Fifty burro’ por la’ cloud like Aurelio”) and her opulent lifestyle (“Aladina por la alfombra walking”). Her reference to “the horn of the goat” alludes to protection or prowess, possibly indicating her readiness for any challenge. Cardi B dismisses gossip and criticism, asserting her influence in Jalisco and beyond, where even drug lords acknowledge her stature (“Diablo, Cardi”). She claims control over the narcotics trade, with rivals’ mothers seeking her approval, indicating her power and influence over others’ lives. Cardi B celebrates her rise from poverty (“Ya no ‘tamos broke”) to affluence, symbolized by the movement of drügs (“White powder del aeropuerto cruzando pa’ la city”) and her elite social status (“solo me siento en la mesa con los duros pa’ los meetings”).

[Bridge (Peso Pluma)]
Peso Pluma responds defiantly to criticism about their identity and choices, dismissing detractors and emphasizing their extravagant lifestyle. They draw comparisons to high-end fashion (“La suela roja como el puto Christian Louboutin”) and luxury cars (“APs, Milles”), underscoring their affluence and status. The mention of these luxurious items serves as a symbol of their success and the fruits of their labor, showcasing their unapologetic embrace of wealth and power.

[Refrain (Cardi B & Peso Pluma)]
The refrain echoes themes of dominance and singerity. Cardi B and Peso Pluma assert their supremacy over their domain, questioning the establishment (“¿Sí? ¿No? Pregúntale al gobierno cuando vino”). They proudly assert their identity as representatives of Latin excellence and assertiveness, likening themselves to the legendary figure Al Pacino. They reaffirm their confidence and unyielding spirit, emphasizing their unwavering commitment to their heritage and their ability to shape their own destiny.

[Chorus (Peso Pluma)]
The chorus reinforces their assertive and fearless persona. Peso Pluma boasts about their ability to mobilize a formidable force of enforcers and narcotics, implying they wield significant influence and power. They confidently state their capacity to eliminate adversaries, using metaphorical language (“put you in the fu*king fridge”) to underscore their dominance and singerity in their world.

In summary, “PUT EM IN THE FRIDGE” paints a vivid picture of empowerment, defiance, and success against the backdrop of their humble beginnings. It chronicles their journey from modest origins to becoming influential figures, asserting their identity and prowess in a world where power, wealth, and influence reign supreme. The song celebrates their rise to prominence, highlighting their unwavering confidence and unapologetic embrace of their success.

1. ¿Te acuerdas cuando estábamos solos de niños?
This phrase reminisces about childhood solitude, evoking memories of simpler times spent alone as kids.

2. Que fuimos de barrio, pero ahora somos finos
It reflects on a transition from a humble neighborhood upbringing to a refined, sophisticated lifestyle.

3. Cuando fumaba mota en blunt con el vecino
Recalling smoking mar!juana with neighbors, it nostalgically references youthful rebelliousness and camaraderie.

4. ¿Qué hace el destino? Si no hay nada decidido
It questions the role of destiny in life, pondering whether outcomes are predetermined or subject to personal choices.

5. ¿Sí? ¿No?
These rhetorical questions challenge singerity or norms, expressing defiance and confidence.

6. Me vieron vestidito de marino
This line suggests being seen dressed in a marine outfit, symbolizing a proud, bold appearance.

7. Pues a huevo que soy de oro latino
Asserting identity and cultural pride, likening oneself to Latin gold, symbolizing value and heritage.

8. Forty shooters, if I send them in, they coming in
This boasts about commanding a formidable force of shooters, indicating power and singerity over adversaries.