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Brr 00:06
00:08
Baby, ¿qué es la que hay? (¿Qué lo qué?) 00:12
¿Tiene' jeva o tiene' jevo? (Ey) 00:14
Si te cansas de él, mami, yo cojo el relevo 00:16
Yo me atrevo (yo me atrevo) 00:19
Te enseño truquitos nuevo' 00:20
Tú estás dura y yo me veo cabrona en el espejo 00:22
So, what's up? 00:26
Tú dando, mamacita 00:27
Dime what's up 00:28
Yo dando cuerpo y carita 00:30
Mami, what's up? 00:32
Yo sé que tu face card no declina, ey 00:33
Trépate en el tubo, yo tengo la propina 00:36
Llevo par de días visitando el joyero 00:39
Me caché par de anillos, uno pa cada dedo 00:42
La MVP de esto y con mi negocio no juego 00:46
Tirando chavo' mientras suena esta en el putero 00:49
¿Qui-quién es esa diva? Y sabes que están hablando de mí 00:52
Dos teléfonos encima y los do' en DND 00:55
Lo único que tengo en el bolsillo son los USD 00:58
¿Qué tienes, man? Chica, please, yo tengo más grande el key 01:01
Me gusta la película, pero solo a veces 01:06
Cuando me engancho toa' las cadena' es pa que me pese 01:08
A ti, mami, ¿qué te gusta?, rápido se crece 01:11
Me gusta que allá abajo baby Miko me la bese 01:15
So, what's up? 01:18
Tú dando, mamacita 01:20
Dime what's up 01:21
Yo dando cuerpo y carita 01:23
Mami, what's up? 01:24
Yo sé que tu face card no declina, ey 01:26
Trépate en el tubo, yo tengo la propina 01:28
No es confetti, eso es cash, y eso que es petty na má 01:32
Mami, si te vas conmigo, tu espalda va contra el dash 01:34
Lo hacemos encima 'el stash, el video con el flash 01:38
Tú como que estás switch, obvio que voy a smash 01:41
Girls wanna holla cuando ven los dollars 01:45
Rich lifestyle, quieren ser mis babies mamas 01:48
Son cosas de la fama (what, what) 01:52
But I don't want no drama (what the fuck?) 01:54
No quiero ohana (what, what) 01:56
Quiero cantarte "LALA" (what, what, what) 01:57
So, what's up? (It's Mauro and Baby Miko in this bitch) 01:58
Dime what's up (don't get it twisted, or they be taking your bitch) 02:01
Mami, what's up? (Ey, it's Mauro and Baby Miko in this bitch) 02:04
Mami, what's up? (Don't get it twisted, or they be taking your bitch, yeah) 02:08
Brr, ey 02:13
It's Baby Miko 02:14
Ey, ayo, Mauro 02:18
Mami, what's up? 02:23
It's Mauro and Baby Miko in this bitch 02:25
Don't get it twisted, or they be taking your bitch 02:27
Ey, it's Mauro and Baby Miko in this bitch 02:31
Don't get it twisted, or they be taking your bitch, yeah 02:34
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WASSUP – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

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Dive into the vibrant world of Latin trap with Young Miko's electrifying single, "WASSUP." This bilingual banger is a masterclass in modern Spanish slang and assertive expression, making it perfect for language learners eager to grasp contemporary colloquialisms and a confident tone. Discover how Young Miko blends her Puerto Rican heritage with global hip-hop sounds, creating an empowering anthem that's as educational as it is catchy.

[English]
Brr
...
Baby, what's going on? (What's up?)
Do you have a girl or a guy? (Hey)
If you get tired of him, baby, I'll take over
I dare (I dare)
I'll teach you some new tricks
You're fierce and I see myself as a badass in the mirror
So, what's up?
You're giving, babe
Tell me what's up
I'm serving body and face
Mama, what's up?
I know your beauty never declines, hey
Jump on the beat, I've got the tip
I've been spending a couple days visiting the jeweler
I snagged a couple of rings, one for each finger
I'm the MVP of this and I don't play with my business
Throwing cash while this plays in the brothel
Who is that diva? And you know they're talking about me
Two phones on top and both on DND
The only thing I have in my pocket is USD
What you got, man? Girl, please, I've got a bigger key
I like the movie, but only sometimes
When I get into it, all the chains are just to weigh me down
You, babe, what do you like? It grows fast
I like it when down there baby Miko kisses me
So, what's up?
You're giving, babe
Tell me what's up
I'm serving body and face
Mama, what's up?
I know your beauty never declines, hey
Jump on the beat, I've got the tip
It's not confetti, that's cash, and that's petty no more
Baby, if you go with me, your back will be against the dash
We do it on top of the stash, the video with the flash
You seem to be switched, obviously I'm going to smash
Girls want to shout when they see the dollars
Rich lifestyle, they want to be my baby mamas
They're fame things (what, what)
But I don't want no drama (what the fuck?)
I don't want ohana (what, what)
I want to sing you "LALA" (what, what, what)
So, what's up? (It's Mauro and Baby Miko in this bitch)
Tell me what's up (don't get it twisted, or they'll be taking your girl)
Mama, what's up? (Hey, it's Mauro and Baby Miko in this bitch)
Mama, what's up? (Don't get it twisted, or they'll be taking your girl, yeah)
Brr, hey
It's Baby Miko
Hey, ayo, Mauro
Mama, what's up?
It's Mauro and Baby Miko in this bitch
Don't get it twisted, or they'll be taking your girl
Hey, it's Mauro and Baby Miko in this bitch
Don't get it twisted, or they'll be taking your girl, yeah
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Key Vocabulary

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Vocabulary Meanings

atrevo

/aˈtɾeβo/

A2
  • verb
  • - I dare

cabrona

/kaˈβɾona/

B2
  • adjective
  • - badass

propina

/pɾoˈpina/

B1
  • noun
  • - tip

joyero

/xoˈʝeɾo/

B2
  • noun
  • - jeweler

anillos

/aˈniʎos/

A2
  • noun
  • - rings

MVP

/ˌɛm vi ˈpi/

B1
  • noun
  • - most valuable player

chavo

/ˈtʃaβo/

B2
  • noun
  • - money

diva

/ˈdiβa/

B1
  • noun
  • - diva

teléfonos

/teˈlefonos/

A2
  • noun
  • - phones

USD

/ˌju ɛs ˈdi/

A1
  • noun
  • - US dollars

cadena

/kaˈdena/

A2
  • noun
  • - chain

beso

/ˈbeso/

A1
  • noun
  • - kiss

confetti

/kənˈfɛti/

A2
  • noun
  • - confetti

cash

/kæʃ/

A1
  • noun
  • - cash

lifestyle

/ˈlaɪfstaɪl/

B1
  • noun
  • - lifestyle

drama

/ˈdrɑmə/

A2
  • noun
  • - drama

ohana

/oˈhɑnɑ/

B2
  • noun
  • - family

smash

/smæʃ/

B1
  • verb
  • - to hit hard

holla

/ˈhɒlə/

B2
  • verb
  • - to shout

stash

/stæʃ/

B2
  • noun
  • - hidden supply

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Key Grammar Structures

  • Si te cansas de él, mami, yo cojo el relevo

    ➔ Conditional sentence with 'si' (possible future)

    ➔ The sentence uses 'Si' (if) followed by the present indicative, implying a possible future action: 'Si ""te cansas""' (if you get tired).

  • Te enseño truquitos nuevo'

    ➔ Informal imperative (tú form)

    ➔ This is a direct command using the tú form imperative: '""Te enseño""' addresses the listener informally.

  • Yo sé que tu face card no declina, ey

    ➔ Subjunctive in relative clauses (after certainty)

    ➔ The subjunctive appears after 'sé que' for emphasis: 'que ""tu face card no declina""' expresses certainty with subjunctive nuance.

  • Llevo par de días visitando el joyero

    ➔ Present perfect progressive (ongoing action up to now)

    ➔ Uses 'haber + participio' with progressive: '""Llevo"" visitando' indicates an action that has been ongoing for days.

  • Tirando chavo' mientras suena esta en el putero

    ➔ Gerund (simultaneous actions)

    ➔ The gerund '""Tirando""' shows simultaneity with 'mientras suena', meaning 'while throwing' at the same time.

  • Me gusta que allá abajo baby Miko me la bese

    ➔ Subjunctive after expressions of preference (gustar + que)

    ➔ Subjunctive required after 'gustar' for desire: 'que ""baby Miko me la bese""' uses subjunctive to express hypothetical want.

  • Yo me veo cabrona en el espejo

    ➔ Reflexive verb for perception (me veo)

    ➔ Reflexive pronoun shows self-perception: '""Me veo"" cabrona' means I see myself as badass in the mirror.

  • Son cosas de la fama

    ➔ Impersonal expression with 'ser' (general truths)

    ➔ Impersonal 'Son' indicates general fact: '""Son"" cosas de la fama' states fame-related things as universal.

  • Me caché par de anillos, uno pa cada dedo

    ➔ Preterite for completed past actions (caché)

    ➔ Preterite marks a specific past event: '""Me caché""' means I bought (rings), completed in the past.