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Verse 1

They say that the world is going to end, hopefully it's soon

Sometimes I ignore and act dumb

Who the hell said that I want to be an example?

Everything good that I do, I do it because I feel it

And it's crazy, wow, I'm almost thirty

Rolex and AP, I don't know why

If time passes and I don't even realize

Making money while you comment

But nobody knows, no, what it feels like

Feeling alone with a hundred thousand people in front

That all the people talk about you

Without knowing shit, without knowing you

And they even wish you death

But not me, I wish them good luck, yeah

People have to stop being so stupid and think

That they know the lives of famous people

Wow, so many podcasts, so many idiots

Today I woke up fed up like Laura Bozzo

Laura Bozzo is a famous Peruvian talk show hostess. She was involved in many scandals

With the desire to diss someone on a beat

For a while I haven't seen my therapist

Maybe that's why I have my mind cross-eyed

This album is not to be played, nor a billion views

It's for my real fans to be happy

Although inside, I don't feel at one hundred percent

It's for them to cancel me and hate me

Raise your hand the one who wants to go to one of my concerts

I sold the Bugatti because I felt it was slow, and

Because my people don't fit in one seat

I knocked it out of the park on the first attempt

You're wrong if you think that I'm in my peak

That hasn't arrived, too focused

You don't know Bad Bunny, you've just exposed yourself

I'm the winning horse, I'm ahead by twenty lengths

Verse 2

And without saying my name you know my voice

Tell me who was better than me, I forgot

Since I'm here, it's a pride to be number two

The one who never quit, well, never lost

Don't blame me, blame God

Yes, because He was the one who gave me the gift

To make it easy, to make it look very easy

And it's true, I'm not a trap artist, nor a reggaeton artist

I am the biggest star in the whole world

Everyone wants to be number one, I don't understand the effort

If you want I'll give it to you, bastard, I don't even want it

I've lost loves, I've lost money

Because of my best flaw, being very honest

But I don't lose faith or the desire to kill them

It's not saying that you're real, it's showing it

It's not saying "I'm the best" you have to prove it

It's not making money, my love, it's multiplying it

Don't call me, I'm racing a motorcycle in Monte Carlo

Because money was made to spend it, yeah

Or: Because the money was made to be spent, yeah

And the black card doesn't give decline

They write to you all, you've always been AI

If on WhatsApp we talk about the best of all time

We kick you out of the group chat, we leave you offline

I take advantage of my time making history and you making storytime

I'm not at my peak anymore, now I'm at my prime

That's why they're praying that I crash, Ayrton Senna

Ayrton Senna is a highly decorated Formula 1 driver, winning the World Championship, 41 Grands Prix and 65 pole positions, with the latter being the record until 2006. He died in an accident while leading the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix

I'm a work of art, Mona Lisa, Last Supper

It's going to give you diabetes

If Sugar is on the mound, you get off in the ninth

I impress myself, like Randy Arozarena

Randy Lia Arozarena González is a Cuban-born Mexican professional baseball outfielder for the Tampa Bay Rays of Major League Baseball (MLB). He previously played for the St. Louis Cardinals. In 2020, Arozarena set the MLB record for home runs in a single postseason with 10

Bad Bunny is out, put your albums in quarantine

Bad Bunny's album came out, don't bother releasing competing albums

Playing everywhere, we hijack the airwaves

I'm from the Caribbean, going all out runs in my veins

Arroyo two thousand and four in Athens

Carlos Arroyo was the outstanding performer for Puerto Rico's basketball team in Athens 2004

The heat is burning

My flow I owe to God and Tego Calderón

Wow, how much I f*cked in the suite of Vander

I think that I've matured, I hope that it's not too late

Don't demand from me, Bad Bunny isn't a mayor

Don't give me your number, I'm never going to call you

Stop comparing, you know that I'm different

Just enjoy, everyone did their part, yeah

Verse 3

I'm not Daddy Yankee, I'm not Don Omar

I'm Bad Bunny, motherf*cker, I'm not normal

There are many people wishing that I do badly

Or: Many people wish for my failure

Sadly, those people have to suck it

You're not my real fan, that's why I threw your phone

Referring to his famous incident throwing the phone of a 'fan' who approached him to take a photo

The real ones forever I will love

Let all the bastards who want to talk talk

The one who doesn't know the story always wants to tell it

I finish with the 'L', with the 'R' it sounds bad

Bad Bunny refers to the accent of Puerto Rico, where words ending in 'R' are pronounced with the 'L' due to the dialectal differences

I don't care about the fame, I'm never going to change

I can move out of PR

I could move out of Puerto Rico

But PR from my soul can never be moved

I know that I'm not perfect, and neither do I want to be

I like being how I am, sometimes good, sometimes bad

And from now on, all the decisions of my life

I'm going to make them think about me and only me

Because in the end you'll never be able to please everyone

Someone will always love you and someone will always hate you

Chorus 1

Nobody knows what's going to happen tomorrow

What's going to happen tomorrow

Nobody knows what's going to happen tomorrow

What's going to happen tomorrow

That's why I do it today

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SONG MEANING

Bad Bunny’s “NADIE SABE” feels like reading the superstar’s private journal, only set to a hypnotic reggaeton beat. The Puerto Rican icon pulls back the curtain on the glittering world of fame and reveals a surprisingly lonely backstage. Between witty one-liners and sharp social commentary, he questions why people expect him to be a role model, admits to skipping therapy sessions, and vents about critics who think they know him just because they follow his every move online. Each bar is a mix of bravado and vulnerability: he celebrates colossal success while confessing that none of the Rolexes, Bugattis, or sold-out arenas can shield him from feeling isolated.

At its core, the song is a reminder that “nobody knows” what tomorrow holds, so Bad Bunny is determined to live for today on his own terms. He urges listeners to stop judging celebrities from a distance, doubles down on staying authentic, and embraces the fact that he will never please everyone. The track becomes an anthem for self-focus and resilience: spend your money, chase your passions, multiply your wins, and ignore the noise. Whether he’s racing motorbikes in Monte Carlo or repping Puerto Rico wherever he goes, Bad Bunny’s message is clear: don’t let outside voices define you, because only you know the truth of your own story.

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