Oniel Bebeshito has just revealed a fresh musical collaboration with Tekashi 6ix9ine, marking a return to the essence of old-school reggaeton. The lyrics of this new track are grabbing significant attention. It's a song that leaves little to the imagination, featuring extremely explicit lines that some might find degrading and obscene towards women, particularly those from Cuba and Colombia.
The track, titled "La cubana anda trending," has started making waves on social media, despite being laden with stereotypes about women. For some, it's just another spicy tune in the urban genre with an irresistibly catchy beat.
The chorus goes, "She’s chalk and she’s fire, likes the bad things / That ass is from Medellín, but you were born in Havana / Got the full makeover, face, ass, and tits / But the Cuban, when she moves her booty on Insta, she’s trending / She wears Gucci, wears Fendi / I put her on all fours and hit it, she was off and I turned her on / I gave it to both, and to the friend too, because I realized she’s into me."
It's not surprising that this track might go viral within days, with many women possibly dancing to it in their reels. It's well-known that Oniel Bebeshito's music is characterized by highly sexualized lyrics, where women are often portrayed as sexual objects and sources of allure. Nevertheless, this hasn't stopped him from amassing a large female fanbase who enjoy tunes like "Totaila" or "La batidora."