Virado literally translates to "turned" or "spun". However, in Puerto Rican slang, it takes on a whole new meaning, describing someone who is acting wild, angry, or is completely unrestrained.
In the song, Bad Bunny declares "salgo esta noche virado pa' la calle" (I'm going out wild into the street tonight). He uses this powerful slang to show he's embracing a rebellious, carefree lifestyle and has completely "flipped" from the person he used to be.
This song is one big, defiant statement after a bad breakup. Bad Bunny kicks things off by saying he got burned the last time he trusted someone, so he's completely done with love. He puts it pretty bluntly: "Me compré una forty y a cupido se la vacié" (I bought a forty [a type of gun] and emptied it on Cupid). From now on, he's not falling in love again.
He tells his ex that he's actually better off without her and has already found other women. The chorus is the core of the song, where he declares that if he was a bad guy before, he's even worse now, and it's all her fault: "Si antes yo era un hijueputa ahora soy peor / Ahora soy peor, ahora soy peor por ti" (If I was a son of a bitch before, now I'm worse / Now I'm worse, now I'm worse because of you). He's decided to focus only on himself, partying, and making money, saying "Pa'l carajo el amor verdadero, yo sólo pienso en hacer dinero" (To hell with true love, I only think about making money).