WAIFU_153BPM2B Lyrics (English Translation) – Saramalacara, Evar Ganlyrics

WAIFU_153BPM2B (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro consists of vocal expressions and sounds that help set the mood of the song. It’s energetic and playful, with the repetition of “ey-yeah” and “woah,” building anticipation for the main content of the song. The artist’s name is also mentioned, establishing the vibe for the track. It’s a brief, non-lyrical intro that gives off a carefree, casual feel.

[Chorus]
In the chorus, the singer expresses a desire to be someone’s “waifu,” which is a term for an idealized romantic partner, often in a fantasy or playful context. The lyrics mix lust and longing, where the singer is engaging in a s*xual encounter but wants something deeper, like a real connection with this person. There’s also a mention of a s*xual act in a casual, almost humorous way (“like a Naranjú”), with the repeated lines showing confusion about their emotional role in the person’s life. The chorus captures a feeling of wanting intimacy and affection, despite not fully understanding the relationship dynamics.

[Verse]
In the verse, the singer details different moments in their relationship with this person, blending humor with feelings of frustration and desire. They acknowledge that they don’t fit traditional gender roles (“I don’t have a d!ck but I have the plug”), and express reluctance or mood swings about intimacy, such as not wanting to kiss or needing a break. Despite their feelings, they’re also trying to enjoy themselves—getting the other person to dance, making them jealous, and even showing off on social media. There’s a bit of rebellion and defiance, as the singer plays with the boundaries of attraction, often feeling ignored or dismissed. They wear the person’s shirt and use their belongings, showing how they want attention but also feeling conflicted. The verse portrays a mix of confidence, playfulness, and underlying frustration with the relationship’s imbalance.

[Chorus]
The second chorus repeats the same sentiments as the first, reinforcing the singer’s desire to be more than just a s*xual partner. They still want to be this person’s “waifu,” but there’s uncertainty about what they mean to the other person. Despite the s*xual involvement, they long for a deeper emotional connection, showing the inner conflict of being physically involved but desiring something more meaningful.

[Outro]
The outro is made up of soft, repetitive “mm” sounds, which are meant to evoke a feeling of contemplation or satisfaction. It serves as a loose, non-verbal ending to the song, possibly reflecting the singer’s mixed emotions—contentment with the experience but still uncertain or unresolved feelings about the relationship. The outro also helps close the song on a relaxed, almost meditative note, maintaining the playful and casual vibe throughout.