Furiosa means "furious" or "enraged." It's a strong, evocative adjective that perfectly captures the intense emotion in the song.
Becky G uses this word to describe her reaction when someone tries to take her love interest. She sings, "Y si alguien me la quita, me pongo, pongo furiosa" (And if someone takes her from me, I get, get furious), highlighting her possessive and passionate nature in a very direct and memorable way.
"2AM" is an inventory. Becky G goes down the list of what belongs to her — "Míos tus labios, mía tu piel" ("Your lips are mine, your skin is mine"), "Míos tus ojos, mío tu ser" ("Your eyes are mine, your being is mine") — and keeps going past the body into the ordinary business of being alive: "Lo que respiras, lo que bebes" ("What you breathe, what you drink"). Then the list reaches the one item she cannot claim: "Te veo con otra y ay-ay-ay" ("I see you with someone else and ay-ay-ay").
She hears how that sounds and gets ahead of it. "Y no es que sea celosa" ("And it's not that I'm jealous") arrives two lines before "Y si alguien me la quita / Me pongo, pongo furiosa" ("And if someone takes her from me / I get, I get furious"). What she asks for instead of an apology is a deletion: "Que los besos que te dieron / Lo has borrado, no existieron / Los te amos no valieron / Antes de mí" ("That the kisses they gave you / You've erased them, they never existed / The I-love-yous were worth nothing / Before me"). The chorus then returns four more times, which is the point — the counting never finishes.
Becky G, born Rebbeca Marie Gomez on March 2, 1997, in Inglewood, California, is a dynamic American singer and actress known for blending hip hop, pop, reggaeton, and regional Mexican music. Rising to fame through YouTube covers, her breakthrough came with the hit single "Shower" in 2014, which earned double platinum certification and launched her mainstream career.
With a strong connection to her Mexican heritage, Becky G sings primarily in Spanish and has released critically acclaimed albums such as "Mala Santa" and "Esquemas," both peaking within the top ten of the Billboard Top Latin Albums chart. She continues to break boundaries in the Latin music scene, earning numerous awards, including American Music Awards and Latin American Music Awards, while also exploring acting and entrepreneurial ventures like her own beauty brand, Treslúce Beauty.