Translation: "That body is worth fifteen grand."  
(= "She has about $15,000 invested in / on her body.")

- **En**: "in / on."  
- **el**: "the."  
- **body**: English loan-word meaning "body"; in Puerto Rican urban slang it often refers to a woman’s figure or everything she is wearing on it (surgery, designer clothes, jewelry).  
- **son**: "are / is" – used the same way Spanish uses *ser* to state a price (e.g., *Son diez dólares* = "It’s ten dollars").  
- **quince mil**: "fifteen thousand" (implied U.S. dollars).

Here the rapper brags about how much money—around $15,000—has gone into enhancing or dressing up her body, underscoring luxury and status.

Translation: "Natural *goosie* and your body has the whole kit"

- **Goosie**: Puerto-Rican/urban-slang adaptation of English “good pussy.” It’s a crude compliment about a woman’s vagina, implying it’s desirable.
- **natural**: natural, i.e., not surgically enhanced.
- **y**: and.
- **tu body**: your body. The English word “body” is commonly mixed into Spanish lyrics.
- **tiene**: has.
- **to'l**: contraction of “todo el” – “all the.”
- **ki**: phonetic spelling of English “kit,” meaning the complete set or package.

Figurative meaning: The rapper tells the woman that her intimate parts are naturally attractive and that, overall, she’s the total package physically.

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