Embrollar literally means "to tangle" or "to complicate". It's a fantastic, descriptive verb that paints a vivid picture of getting caught in a messy situation, a word you won't find in every song.
In "25/8", Bad Bunny delivers a confident warning: "no apuestes en mi contra, que te vas a embrollar" (don't bet against me, or you'll get yourself into a mess). He uses this unique word to boast that challenging him will only lead to complex trouble, which is a much more powerful image than simply saying you'll have problems.
In "25/8", Puerto Rico's Bad Bunny pushes past the standard 24 hours in a day and seven days in a week. He is working overtime and running at full speed without slowing down. Even with high-end Louis Vuitton gear and a garage full of luxury rides, his core rule stays the same: "Yo sigo siendo el mismo, yo no he cambiao'" ("I'm still the same, I haven't changed"). He stacks up heavy Puerto Rican slang to flex his status while keeping his circle tight. When he warns people "no te guaye'" ("don't scrape yourself" or "don't mess up"), he is daring rivals to test his streak. He compares his deadly accuracy on the mic to NBA superstar Luka Dončić ("Luka Dončić, no hay manera que yo falle" ["Luka Dončić, there's no way I miss"]), and brags about raking in cash like an NFL wide receiver.
The second half turns into an open flex where Benito calls out critics who think his fame detached him from the island. He mocks folks who rent flash in Florida while he parks his Lamborghini Urus right at home in Carolina, Puerto Rico ("Ustedes la tienen en Miami, yo la tengo en Carolina"). There is also sharp bite here; he remembers scraping by on Puerto Rico's minimum wage—calling it out directly with "7/25, bo, con eso no se vive" ("$7.25, man, you can't live on that")—and even jabs at slow disaster relief by pointing out the blue tarps still stuck on roofs ("casas con toldo"). Mixing pop culture drops like John Cena's invisible persona with intense soccer rivalries ("Boca-River"), he treats the booth like a gold mine while laughing off anyone whining about missing Grammy nominations.