Krippy is a slang term for high-quality marijuana, often referring to potent, sticky weed. It's a word commonly used in reggaeton and trap music, reflecting a specific cultural context.
In "JORDAN IV [Remix]", Feid repeatedly mentions krippy in the context of a night out with a love interest, offering it as part of the allure: "Te traje una bolsa con krippy" (I brought you a bag with krippy) and "Quiere fumar krippy, yo le llamé la cone'" (She wants to smoke krippy, I called her the plug). This word is interesting because it's a prominent piece of modern urban slang, offering a glimpse into contemporary Spanish street language and its prevalence in music.
“JORDAN IV [Remix]” is a playful urban jam where Colombian star Feid teams up with Puerto Rican rapper Myke Towers to paint the picture of a no-strings-attached rendezvous. The narrator knows the girl already has a boyfriend (“gato”), yet he is confident she still checks her phone the moment he texts. To win her over for the night, he gets “fresco” — meaning he dresses sharp — buys her a flashy pair of Jordan Retro IV sneakers, and brings some krippy (high-quality weed). The sneakers symbolize status and exclusivity, while the krippy hints at a relaxed, intimate vibe they plan to share.
Beyond the gifts, the lyrics celebrate bold attraction and mutual temptation. Myke Towers adds verses that double down on the swagger: he brags no one else satisfies her quite like he does, dares anyone to match his touch, and promises travel adventures if she keeps coming back. Together, both artists mix confidence, desire, and luxury items into a catchy soundtrack for late-night flirting — a story of two people ignoring the outside world just long enough to enjoy each other’s company in style.