Presumimos comes from the verb presumir, which means "to show off," "to boast," or "to flaunt." It's a key word in the song's title and chorus.
In the context of "PRESUMIMOS," Farruko uses this word to explain why he and his crew display their success. They're not just showing off; they're celebrating their hard work and overcoming past struggles, emphasizing that their achievements were earned, not given. It's a declaration of pride in their journey from humble beginnings to success.
Farruko and Nino Freestyle trade verses about earning everything they show off, from the "Cvrbon Vrmor" project. The hook keeps the boasting in check: "No somos ricos pero mal no estamos" [We're not rich but we're not doing bad], repeated like a reminder rather than a brag. Farruko draws the line between stolen and earned wealth straight away — "Lo mío no fue robado" [What's mine wasn't stolen], "Lo mío fue trabajao'" [What's mine was worked for] — then names the cost behind it: friends who ended up "muertos o presos" [dead or in prison] while he stayed on the legal path.
Nino Freestyle picks up the same thread from his own side, listing the watches and cars only to undercut the flex: "Las prendas, los carro y to' lo que tú ve' en mis redes" [The jewelry, the cars and everything you see on my social media], he raps, before adding "Más bien es de que se puede lograrlo" [It's more that it can be achieved]. The song closes on gratitude rather than a victory lap — "Que a Dios no le pedimos nada, sólo le agradecemos" [That we don't ask God for anything, we just thank him] — turning what could be a straightforward flex track into two rappers accounting for how they actually got there.