The song "MBM" by Jala Brat and C-Kan combines elements of Balkan and Latin music, creating a fusion of their respective cultures. The song talks about their lifestyle and their association with the Balkan and Mexican mafia. The lyrics convey a sense of confidence and power, emphasizing their ability to change cars every day and their loyalty to their "brothers." They also mention their luxurious possessions, such as Rollie watches and the need to tint their car windows for privacy. Jala Brat's verses describe a strong and dangerous woman who burns like she has been doused in gasoline. He compares her to a goddess with a body as beautiful as Athena's. However, he also mentions her tendency to manipulate and be unfaithful in relationships. C-Kan's verse discusses his encounter with a girl who is seen as a criminal. He recalls how they kissed and had a good time together. He refers to her carrying an "Uzi" (a type of firearm) in her Louis Vuitton bag. She doesn't want a committed relationship with him but is interested in him only for smoking and having fun. Overall, the song showcases the artists' confidence, the portrayal of a dangerous woman, and the acknowledgment of their involvement in criminal lifestyles.
