MAL ACOSTUMBRADO Lyrics – YSY A Ganlyrics

MAL ACOSTUMBRADO Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro sets the tone for the song with a catchy, confident vibe but doesn’t have a clear, specific meaning. It’s more about building anticipation for the rest of the track.

[Estribillo]
The chorus expresses the artist’s feelings of being used to a fast-paced, extravagant lifestyle. The lines highlight how he’s accustomed to being greeted with smiles, falling in and out of intense relationships, and quickly moving on to the next. The phrase “I’ve naturalized it” suggests that he’s become so used to this lifestyle that it’s now second nature to him. There’s also a subtle reference to a woman who is natural, confident, and loud, creating a sense of adventure and excitement in the artist’s world.

[Verso]
In the verse, the artist paints a picture of his high-energy, almost chaotic life. He can’t even relax—his mind is constantly racing. He mentions that the floor feels like lava, a metaphor for how everything around him feels too intense to settle down. He describes living in a city where there’s always something happening, where time moves quickly, and opportunities never run out. The lyrics reflect the constant rush and pressure to succeed. He jokes about relationships and the pressure of balancing work with personal life, like not having time for dinner because he’s focused on making music. There’s also a contrast between the image of being saved by an angel and the reality of dealing with his own demons. The mention of “healthy living” is ironic because his life is anything but—filled with indulgence, work, and constant motion. Ultimately, the verse conveys his addiction to this chaotic, fast-paced lifestyle and the impossibility of changing it.

[Estribillo]
In the second chorus, the repetition emphasizes how the artist has fully embraced his life of excess and intensity. He’s now so accustomed to the constant smiles and whirlwind romances that they feel completely natural to him. His life has evolved to this point where everything moves fast, and he doesn’t question it anymore.

[Outro]
The outro features playful banter and a deeper reflection on the artist’s rise to fame. The repeated lines about being “mal acostumbrado” (badly spoiled or overly accustomed) suggest that he’s now used to the luxurious, fast-paced lifestyle and can’t imagine going back to a simpler time. There’s a humorous mention of how someone is “from another planet” because they don’t show up on time, implying that the artist and his collaborators have their own world of working on their own schedules. The mention of “24 hours and five minutes” relates to the tight deadlines in their industry, showcasing how high-stakes and demanding their world is. Despite the lighthearted tone, the outro reflects the immense pressure of success in the music industry and the constant balancing act between creativity, deadlines, and fame.