Brindis is Duki’s high-octane toast to success, swagger and healthy rivalry. Over a trap beat that bounces between Buenos Aires and London, the Argentine star flaunts his designer drip, sold-out stadiums and lightning-fast flows, reminding listeners that yesterday’s kids now fill the Bernabéu. Yet the celebration is not just for friends; Duki raises his glass to his enemies, wishing them well so the competition stays sharp. Every luxury label, sports-arena flex and chess reference underlines one idea: he has earned his spot and refuses to be anyone’s pawn.
Headie One’s verse broadens the picture. From Dior loafers on a yacht to memories of near-misses with jail or addiction, the UK rapper echoes Duki’s climb while stressing the loneliness and vigilance that come with the throne. Together they craft an anthem of ambition, resilience and gratitude, proving that obstacles—whether street dangers or online haters—are just fuel for bigger dreams and louder victories.