Translation: "I don’t get bummed out anymore; I spend my time happy."

- **Ya**: "already" or "now," signaling a change compared to before.
- **no**: "not" / "no longer."
- **me agüito**: from Mexican slang **agüitarse**, meaning "to get sad, upset, or discouraged." So, "me agüito" = "I get upset."
- **ya no me agüito**: together, "I don’t get upset anymore."
- **me la paso**: colloquial phrase meaning "I spend my time" or "I go around (doing something)."
- **contento**: "happy," "content."

Cultural note: **Agüitarse** is everyday Mexican slang. Using it here shows a relaxed, street‐level tone typical of hip-hop lyrics; the speaker is emphasizing that he’s moved on and is now in good spirits.

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