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c4st11n said:
@kifykify @Tumor @over0 💀
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Tumor said:
Ye ye @kifykify
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Ye Ye secrets you didn't notice:

The "Oh, oh; oh, oh" is rhyming with "dos" and "los" and it sounds harmonic

Constant rhymes echoing:
"Doce", then "dos se" in "dos semanas". "noche", "no sé". "Tan", "tanto", "volverte", "ver"
etc.

Words used as a block to build rhymes with:
"satélite" is rhyming with "y ni te", "si te", and especially all the "te" that came after "satélite"

Elongation of end syllables to create rhymes and switch flow:
"di-i-i", "cli-i-ick", "entendí-í"

Pre-Chorus implemented in the middle of the song, not following a predictable structure and also working as a second chorus with how catchy it is 👀

Ye Ye and lots of multi-syllabic and assonant rhymes that make him never lose flow
 
kifykify said:
Ye Ye secrets you didn't notice:

The "Oh, oh; oh, oh" is rhyming with "dos" and "los" and it sounds harmonic

Constant rhymes echoing:
"Doce", then "dos se" in "dos semanas". "noche", "no sé". "Tan", "tanto", "volverte", "ver"
etc.

Words used as a block to build rhymes with:
"satélite" is rhyming with "y ni te", "si te", and especially all the "te" that came after "satélite"

Elongation of end syllables to create rhymes and switch flow:
"di-i-i", "cli-i-ick", "entendí-í"

Pre-Chorus implemented in the middle of the song, not following a predictable structure and also working as a second chorus with how catchy it is 👀

Ye Ye and lots of multi-syllabic and assonant rhymes that make him never lose flow
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Dnr but ye ye
 
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