Chiripielca is a fascinating and somewhat rare slang term, particularly in some Caribbean Spanish dialects. It can literally refer to diarrhea, but it's often used metaphorically to describe a sudden fit of nerves, fear, or an intense, almost uncontrollable reaction.
In the context of the song, the lyric "a la hora de dar cara le da la chiripielca" suggests that when it's time to confront someone or face a challenge, the person gets cold feet or a sudden attack of fear, making them unable to act. It's a vivid and memorable way to describe someone losing their nerve.
In "GOTITAS," Cauty paints a picture of a life under the spotlight, filled with confidence, women, and a clear disdain for his haters. He feels like he's being watched constantly, comparing himself to the boxer Floyd Mayweather in the ring with "all the cameras on him." He sends a strong message to those who wish him ill, saying they get scared and run when it's time to confront him.
He boasts about his complicated love life, referring to his group of women as "el ganado" (the herd) and describing a situation so messy that "not even God can save" him from it. He's surrounded by "bandidas" (bad girls) and issues a warning to anyone who might look at his woman, confidently stating they can't compete with what he has to offer.