Natanael Cano and JhonnyX serve up a bilingual boast-fest in Lean, inviting us into a night where designer clothes, purple-tinted drinks, and fast freeway rides are the norm. The chorus, built around the hypnotic chant “I got my lean”, paints the picture of a rapper who has already made it: he is balling with his crew, dripping in Bape, and cruising down Highway 6 while everyone around him — lovers and rivals alike — takes notice.
Under the shiny surface, the verses hint at the fleeting nature of this wild lifestyle. Cano flips from English bravado to Spanish confession, admitting he is hooked on both the codeine-laced drink and a no-strings lover who only calls when it’s convenient. The track becomes a snapshot of modern corridos-trap culture: money, fame, and quick thrills feel “amazing,” yet there is an undercurrent of uncertainty about tomorrow. In short, Lean is a swagger-filled anthem that celebrates the rush of success while quietly acknowledging that it might all disappear as fast as the last sip in the styrofoam cup.