Mal acostumbrando is a fascinating phrase that literally means 'badly accustoming' or 'spoiling'. It's used when someone is getting used to negative habits or being spoiled by another person's actions.
In the song, LIT killah sings, "Siento que tú me está' mal acostumbrando" (I feel like you're spoiling me / getting me used to bad habits). This phrase perfectly captures the feeling of being drawn into a toxic pattern in a relationship, making it a unique and relatable word choice.
LIT killah's "OTRA VEZ" is a super direct track about moving on from a relationship where one person just wasn't putting in the effort. He's tired of repeating himself, saying, "No lo entiendes, baby, no / Voy a repetírtelo otra ve', una y otra ve'" [You don't understand, baby, no / I'm going to repeat it to you again, and again]. He feels like his ex was "mal acostumbrando" [badly accustoming] him, and he's done with the games.
He's making it clear that he's better off without them, even boasting, "Oro en mi cuello, oro en mi mano / Y lo conseguí sin ti" [Gold on my neck, gold on my hand / And I got it without you]. He's deleted their number and is focused on his own success, telling them to "Aprende a caminar sola que yo voy por mi camino" [Learn to walk alone because I'm going my own way]. It's a blunt, no-nonsense breakup anthem about reclaiming your independence and not looking back!