PRENDE Lyrics – Lil Naay & NTG | from “THE MVP OF THE YEAR”

Lil Naay’s claiming his crown with THE MVP OF THE YEAR, a six-track trap grenade lobbed on Christmas Eve via his own grind, and “PRENDE” ft. NTG is the lit fuse—raw perreo heat that’ll have you grinding through the holiday haze like it’s carnival season.

This banger, track three on the drop, is Lil Naay and NTG trading verses like old sparring partners in a San Juan cypher: booming 808s from producer Kookies that thump like a heartbeat on Henny, laced with dembow rhythms and those slinky synths that scream late-night club surrender. It’s pure Latin trap with reggaeton swagger—gritty street tales of bad mami’s who move that culo like a weapon, guns tucked in the waistband as foreplay, and that addictive push-pull of lust and leave-’em-behind.

Thematically, it’s all electric tension: “Prende, mami, que yo sé que tú eres mala” hooks you on the thrill of the chase, flipping vulnerability (“esta ñema le hace falta”) into unapologetic flexes about hotel romps and high-end highs. No watered-down vibes here; it’s creative direction straight from the block—Naay’s half-sung flows dripping confession, NTG’s bars adding that smooth menace, all building to a chorus that begs for encores. Dropped with a visualizer on YouTube yesterday, it’s already spiking TikToks with dance challenges, fans stitching their own “bájate linda” moves under neon lights.

THE MVP OF THE YEAR? Naay’s debut EP manifesto, clocking in at a lean 20 minutes of fire that cements his MVP status in Puerto Rico’s underground. It’s stacked: opener “SALEN MALOS” ft. Yk It’s Junaa sets the malicious tone, “DANDOTE PILA DE AAW” with Slayter brings the party pile-on, then this NTG collab, followed by “UNA BABY EN SANTIAGO,” the divine plea “AY DIOS SANTO” ft. Keyviem, and closer “MENOR NUNCA ROBES” with Fran King. No overarching saga, just Naay looping back to his roots—vaulted demos turned anthems, proving he’s the underdog scripting his own league. Recorded between PR studios and fleeting island sessions, it’s got that live-wire energy, sparse but potent, like a mixtape that moonlights as a victory lap.

Naay’s exploding into ’26 at 22, off viral singles like “L Nama” that cracked Apple Music’s Latin charts and collabs whispering with heavyweights. The Carolina kid who ditched school for SoundCloud uploads is now packing clubs from Old San Juan to Miami pop-ups, this EP his bold stake in the trap throne—evolving from bedroom bars to borderless bops that hit global. Yesterday’s drop? It’s the gift that keeps on giving, with X timelines already crowning him the year’s sleeper king.