“London Calling” is a jet-lagged postcard from ARON and MYGAL, stamped in every cool capital you can name. Over a woozy, trap-pop beat the duo hop from London to Berlin, flash "green, green money" and ride an orange metro card “like Bugs Bunny,” turning each city into their personal arcade. The chorus feels like a late-night airport announcement: urgent, catchy and a little surreal, blending English and Spanish slang so smoothly that borders disappear.
Beneath the flexing there’s a quieter story. Between cries of "gugu, gaga" and Tamagotchi nostalgia, the artists admit they’re “llorando por las esquinas” after the party lights fade, pockets torn open by the very cash they chased. References to The Clash, NFTs and “bros before hoes” show a restless search for identity: part rebel, part businessman, always artist. In the end, the song celebrates creative freedom while hinting at its cost—an anthem for anyone sprinting through time zones, trying to stay sweet like honey without melting in the spotlight.