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Mother de Tyler

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CHROMAKOPIA (TEST PRESSING VERSION 1)

21 de febrero de 2025

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La canción "Mother" de Tyler, parte del álbum "CHROMAKOPIA (TEST PRESSING VERSION 1)", es una obra que se adentra en las complejidades de la vida familiar, la lucha social y la búsqueda de identidad. Con un enfoque crudo y directo, Tyler reflexiona sobre su crianza, las expectativas familiares y los desafíos que enfrenta en un entorno hostil, utilizando un lenguaje que mezcla el amor profundo con la crítica social.

Desde el principio, la letra establece una clara separación entre el protagonista y su entorno. La repetida advertencia de su madre sobre no visitar ciertos lugares muestra la intención protectora que ella tiene hacia él. Sin embargo, a medida que avanza la canción, queda claro que esa protección no solo es física; es también emocional. La figura materna aparece como un faro de sabiduría en medio del caos, recordándole constantemente el camino a seguir: evitar caer en las trampas que atrapan a muchos en su comunidad.

El protagonista enfrenta amistades y situaciones nocivas en sus interacciones cotidianas. El uso de expresiones coloquiales y lenguaje explícito refleja tanto una defensa como un lamento por aquellos a quienes ha dejado atrás. En este sentido, hay una ironía palpable: aunque desea mantenerse alejado del peligro y de las malas decisiones (“Momma told me not to come over there”), siente nostalgia por esos momentos compartidos con amigos que han elegido estilos de vida destructivos pero atractivos bajo ciertas condiciones sociales.

A lo largo de la vasta letra, se presentan motivos recurrentes como la lucha por romper ciclos dañinos y el deseo genuino de superación personal. Tyler retrata experiencias cercanas al dolor: amigos atrapados en pandillas o perdiéndose en vicios como el alcohol o las drogas. Esto no solo humaniza a estos individuos sino que subraya la trágica realidad de cómo estas elecciones impactan vidas enteras, incluidos los seres queridos.

Emocionalmente cargada, la pieza mueve al oyente al mostrar tanto vulnerabilidad como resiliencia. El tono fluctúa entre melancólico y empoderado cuando el protagonista reafirma su propia valía (“I turned out fine”). En esta declaración resuena tanto orgullo personal como confirmación del sacrificio hecho por su madre; sin embargo, también puede leerse como una confrontación ante quienes lo juzgan o esperan menos de él.

La historia detrás del tema principal gira alrededor del legado familiar complejo: mientras Tyler reconoce los aportes cariñosos y luchas previas con sus propias palabras “I was raised in a house full of love”, también lidia con aspectos más oscuros vividos por su madre. Esta dualidad se convierte así en una fortaleza; representa tanto la carga emocional heredada como los frutos esperados tras ideales asfixiantes.

Desde un punto cultural, "Mother" presenta varias capas para desentrañar dentro del contexto urbano contemporáneo estadounidense. Las referencias a pandillas y violencia indican una conexión profunda con realidades vividas por muchos jóvenes afroamericanos hoy día. A pesar de tratar temas difíciles, el mensaje final es uno esperanzador: hay siempre espacio para crecer más allá del entorno desalentador.

Por último, este tema invita al oyente no solo a reflexionar sobre sus propias circunstancias sino también sobre cómo las figuras maternales pueden influir profundamente en nuestras elecciones vitales y trayectorias futuras. Tyler no brinda respuestas sencillas; presenta realidades complejas y recuerda que cada pequeño paso hacia adelante cuenta dentro del viaje inevitablemente tumultuoso hacia la madurez e identificación propia.

En resumen, "Mother" opera como un reflejo íntimo e introspectivo donde amor maternal se entrelaza con luchas generacionales; esta combinación teje una narrativa rica cargada tanto ofrendas personales como advertencias universales sobre crecer lejos del dolor físico y emocional ligado al pasado.

Interpretación del significado de la letra realizada con IA.

So, now
Don't call me, nigga
Talkin' 'bout bailin' you outta jail
Because your stupid ass over there stole a ...
Tryna impress a friend
And I'm a single parent, I've got bills to pay

I'm not tryna bail you outta jail, nigga, 'cause you're stupid as fuck

Yeah, momma told me not to come over there

Y'all niggas lost and you trapped in your thoughts (Mmm)

'Cause you shoot and you kill over land you ain't bought (Mmm)

Y'all probably gon' end up dead or in jail (Mmm)

Momma told me not to come over there (Mmm)

Y'all niggas smoke and you drink 'til it's dark (Mmm)

And you think that it's smart and I heard you sell dope (Mmm)

And you rob and you steal, shoot your guns in the air (Mmm)

Momma told me not to come over there (Bih)

Y'all niggas bang and you all from a gang (Bih)

And you hang and you press little niggas like me (Bih)

Outside a area, nobody care (Bih)

Momma told me not to come over there (Bih)

Y'all with the shits, I was born with a gift (Bih)

And if I fall in love, y'all can unwrap it quick (Bih)

So I make sure that I'm never present (Bih)

Momma told me not to come over there (Bih, bih, bih, bih)

That ain't the move and niggas is goons (What?)

And that I'm a real nigga, shit isn't cool (Bih)

Said I should never abide by the rules of the street (Ooh, ooh)

Shit is real and it's also not real (Hey)

Spray what you claim and fuck up the building

Spray up the party and rake all the bodies

Nobody gon' stop 'til somebody get killed (Mmm)

Momma told me not to come over there (Ooh)

But that's all y'all knew, the red and the blue

I liked baby pink at the time (Mmm)

Homie made sure nobody came to press lines, fine

Momma told me not to come over there (Mmm, yeah)

But y'all treat me right, y'all handle my fights (Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah)

And told me not to ever, ever, ever, ever pick up this life (Yeah, yeah)

I hope I did right (Yeah)

Father told me nothin', fuck it

I understand as a man that I wasn't his plan (Woo, woo, woo)

Had some other ideas in his head

I hold no grudges, I heard he a fan

Pockets hella heavy, healthy, sweet as Betty Crocker (Mmm)

I wake every mornin', gettin' ready (Mmm)

Happy as a motherfucker, spent five hundred thousand (Mmm)

Ain't think nothin' of it, that must count for somethin', right? (Yeah)

Life, got the cheese, want a slice? (Uh, yeah)

Got the cheese, what a mice (Yeah)

With the pussy, what's my vice?

New threads and a bike

Shit sweet, like rice

With the sugar and the butter, got it from my grandmother (Mmm)

I ain't like the salt and pepper, lil' nigga from the gutter (Mmm)

I don't show it, but I know it (Know it)

I'm a painter, not a poet (Not a poet)

Get the picture, come together (Mmm)

Like stitches with a scar

Daddy gone, I ain't lyin' (La-la)

That's a bar, yeah, I said it (Uh, uh)

Like alarm, now set it (La-la)

Like speak, but you read it (Uh)

Like bleed

Momma told me, 1970

Youngest of seven, it wasn't heavenly

Home was South Central, school's Beverly

Brother locked up, sister strung out

High school president, ran for it

Had the chance to move out, ran for it

Love them Africans, met one

Let him in, when they got to knew you, ran for it (Ooh)

Twenty, I popped out—

I was perfect, she ain't need to plan for it (Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey)

Knew I was the future, she was clairvoyant (Hey, hey, hey, hey)

Touched me and she catch the hand (Woo, woo, hey, woo)

Me and her, we ain't need a man (Hey, hey, hey, hey)

College courses with me in her hand (Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey)

Asked her why she didn't have a plan B

She said I wouldn't understand

Then, she had a daughter, the father had a baby momma (Baby momma)

Causin' problems, momma almost caught a gun charge-uh, 'cause of drama (Phew-phew-phew)

Court case, hair gone (Gone)

Weight gone, bare bones (Bones)

Switched homes, ain't right to me, light for me

She would always fight for me, yeah, she over-protect

'Cause she had a momma who got a boyfriend who ain't know how to keep hands to himself (Mmm, hands to himself, nigga)

I was raised in a house full of love

I was raised on that type of time

Niggas say, "She did a good job"

Duh, bitch, I turned out fine

Duh, bitch, I turned out fine

Lookin' like him, bitch, I turned out fine (Ooh)

Say what you want, bitch, I turned out fine (Hoo, hoo, hoo)

Some niggas fall, but I turned out fine

Can't have it all, now I have it all (Woo)

'Cause I had it all, bitch, I turned out fine (Woo)

Can't tell me nun', bitch, I turned out fine

I am the guy, bitch, I turned out fine

Look at this house, bitch, I turned out fine (Turned out fine)

Look at these kids, I turned out fine

Look at me, bitches, I turned out fine

Look at me, bitches, I turned out fine

Look at me, bitches, I turned out fine

Look at me, niggas, I turned out fine

Look at me, bitches, I turned out fine

Look at me, bitches, I turned out fine

Mother

Letra traducida a Español

Traducción de la letra realizada con IA.

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