Pedaleando means "pedaling" and it immediately brings to mind the image of riding a bicycle. It's a vivid and active word that isn't commonly found in many song lyrics.
In the song, LIT killah uses it to evoke a sense of nostalgia and simpler times, singing, "Pedaleando por mi barrio de ante' de tener likes" (Pedaling through my neighborhood from before I had likes). This line contrasts his past, when life was about simple pleasures like riding a bike, with his present, where social media validation is a focus. It's a relatable image that adds depth to his reflection on fame and authenticity.
LIT killah's "Soy Uno Más" [I'm Just One More] is a really honest look at what it's like to chase fame and then deal with the aftermath. He starts by pointing out how everyone wants to be like Drake, but then asks, "¿y quién es real?" [and who is real?]. It's like he's saying we're all pretending a bit.
He talks about losing himself in the process, feeling alone even though he's trending. He misses the old days, "Pedaleando por mi barrio de ante' de tener likes" [pedaling through my neighborhood before having likes], and now he's got "mucho más que perder" [much more to lose]. The song ends with him just wanting to go back to his old life, to Catán, and hang out with his friends, not be a star. He just wants to be "uno más" [one more] again, which is a pretty powerful message about the cost of success.