Below, I translated the lyrics of the song CYBERTRUCK by Bad Bunny from Spanish to English.
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Intro 1
You know
I don't know
I notice them confused, confused
You hang out with yours, I hang out with mine, resentful
Chorus 1
This is PR, here nobody stops at the stop signs
They're for you to heal and shoot
That horny face makes me get hard
Baby, you and I are the same
But with these bastards, no, don't compare me
No, please, don't compare me
Because you already know that I'm not normal
Postchorus 1
That's why I f*ck them both at the same time
One on all fours, the other the other way around
She listens to me since 'Diles' and 'Pa' Que Le De'
'Diles' and 'Pa' Que Le De' are early hits from Bad Bunny's career
Together they're a twenty because they're both a ten
That's why I gave it to them both at the same time
One on all fours, the other the other way around
You hear me on a track, and you know that I'm going to kill it
These bastards shoot, but they don't let themselves be seen
Verse 1
I don't clear up doubts
Think what you want
Let those who hate me hate me
Let those who love me love me
Days without sleep, look at the baggy eyes
Or: Days without sleep, look at the bags under my eyes
Don't call to complain, because I'm not Ojeda
Luis Francisco Ojeda was the host of popular radio call in show in Puerto Rico where callers would call in and express their grievances with Puerto Rican life and politics
Bastard, stop the whining
The babes are asking for a thug
Justin Gaethje, the blunts, Cristiano, I kick this beat
Bad Bunny kicks this beat like Justin Gaethje, the MMA fighter, and Cristiano, the football player
I remember in university when I rolled blunts with the pages of Mateo
Or: I rolled blunts with the pages from the Bible
The new religion, the little babies at Mass
'La nueva religión' is a phrase popularised by Bad Bunny, which was once rumoured to be the title of one of his albums
So that you move that booty, all the Doja's and all the SZA's
Bad Bunny mentions 'Doja Cat' and 'SZA', who are musical artists known for their music, style, and dancing
I'm a Paso Fino horse, I walk without haste
'Paso Fino' is the name of a horse, but also of the new shoes that Bad Bunny launched as merch alongside his new album
I drop a track, and everything freezes
It is rumoured that Bad Bunny caused Soundcloud to freeze / crash, when he was releasing songs there at the beginning of his career
Stuck on the street and TikTok, Tok
Making donuts in the Mercho, Ken Block, Block
Ken Block was an American rally driver known for his maneuvers in cars. In this line, Bad Bunny compares himself to Ken Block when he does 'donuts' in his Mercedes
Kendo Kaponi, I'm also a Glock, Glock
Kendo Kaponi is a singer and songwriter from PR. The verse refers to 'La 40', a song in which Kendo talks about his Glock
Forty without the lock, lock
Or: Guns without the lock, lock
What about you, what? I don't give a f*ck, f*ck
I enter the genre doing ollies, Tony Hawk, Hawk
Tony Hawk is a skateboarder, and 'ollie' is a skateboarding trick
Shooting from half-court, Trae Young in the Hawks, Hawks
Trae Young is a basketball player for the Atlanta Hawks who is known for frequently shooting from mid-court or from the three-point line
He ran out of shots, clock, clock
I ran over him in the Cybertruck, truck
The Cybertruck is an electric truck sold by Tesla Motors
Because
Chorus 2
This is PR, here nobody stops at the stop signs
They're for you to heal and shoot
That horny face makes me get hard
Baby, you and I are the same
But with these bastards, no, don't compare me
No, please, don't compare me
Because you already know that I'm not normal
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Get ready for a high-octane ride through Puerto Rico’s nightlife. In “CYBERTRUCK,” Bad Bunny steers a rugged, futuristic vehicle as a symbol of his unstoppable swagger. Over pounding reggaeton drums, he fires off confident lines about cruising with his crew, brushing off haters, and living outside the rules of ordinary society. The chorus reminds us that on the island “nadie para en los pares” – nobody really stops at red lights – so the track feels like a late-night street race where limits do not apply.
Behind the revving engines and bold pop-culture shout-outs, the song is also an ode to self-expression. Bad Bunny flaunts his sexual freedom, refuses unfair comparisons, and celebrates the rebellious spirit of Puerto Rico’s urban scene. References to fighters, athletes, and viral TikTok moments underline his message: he dominates every arena he enters, just like a Cybertruck rolling over anything in its path. Buckle up – this is a celebration of confidence, desire, and breaking every speed limit life throws at you.
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