Bebe
by 6ix9ine (featuring Anuel AA)

Album: Dummy Boy (2018)
Charted: 67 30
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Songfacts®:

  • This Spanish-language song finds 6ix9ine hooking up with Latin trap star Anuel AA. The rapper has a Mexican mother and a Puerto Rican father, so it's no surprise he's reached out to the Latin market with this track.
  • 6ix9ine croons throughout the track in Auto-Tune, while Anuel takes care of the chorus and second verse. Lyrically, the track is about their lust for a girl who is the "devil inside a woman."
  • The upbeat tropical beat is courtesy of Ronny J who is a member of Denzel Curry's Miami-based hip hop collective C9. Though mostly known for his production with south Florida rap artists, such as Lil Pump and XXXTENTACION, Ronny J had two placements on Eminem's Kamikaze album, "The Ringer" and "Not Alike."

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  • Anonymousi like the song but it is in a different langue
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