Abstinencia translates directly to "abstinence," meaning the practice of refraining from something, typically alcohol, drugs, or sex. It's a strong and somewhat formal word that stands out in a reggaeton context.
In this song, Feid uses it metaphorically to express a deep longing and withdrawal from his lover's presence and energy. He sings, "Mami, yo tengo abstinencia de meter tu energía en mi conciencia" (Mommy, I have abstinence from putting your energy into my consciousness), conveying an intense emotional and physical craving for her, as if her absence is causing a form of withdrawal.
Feid’s “YO AK” is basically a late–night WhatsApp chat turned into a reggaetón banger. From the very first line, the Colombian singer admits he is his lover’s “principal fanático,” still hoarding her photos and replaying steamy memories like a private video loop. The beat drops while he paints flashbacks of wild Christmas-Eve parties on a finca, smoky rooms, and impulsive photo exchanges. Every lyric drips with nostalgia + desire: they are miles apart, yet they keep “touching each other from afar” through texts, tweets, and risky selfies.
At its heart, the song explores that addictive gray zone where lust survives long–distance. Love? Maybe. Pleasure? Definitely. Feid uses Medellín slang like chimba (cool/sexy) and playful Spanglish to show how intoxicating physical chemistry can be—even when it’s only fueled by memories, screens, and a couple of drinks. The result is a seductive anthem for anyone who has ever scrolled through old photos at 2 a.m., wishing they could teleport straight back into someone’s arms.