Buenos Dias
Intro: Uncle Dags
Sa 'yo ko pa na patapat ngayon, kawawa ka lang, 'tolKaya kitang lapastanganin kahit sa wikang EspanyolVete a la mierda, go to hell, you're a bumMe follé a tu madre, meaning no'n, "I fucked your mom"AhChorus: Uncle Dags
Buenos días mi amor, por favorSoy el único señor, tomador'Di pwe-pwede kung kanino lang basta'Di porket me regla, 'di pwe-pwede kastaBuenos días mi amor, por favorSoy el único señor, tomador'Di pwe-pwede kung kanino lang basta'Di porket me regla, 'di pwe-pwede kastaVerse 1: Uncle Dags
Break it down parang b-boy sa sahigKung 'di mo maintindihan 'yung pinagsasabi (Ah)Kung sino'ng 'di nilalamigParang boothang kasi cream na katanimGive it to me if you wanna go (Wanna go)Pwedeng palihim o patago (Patago)Laging madikit chicks kada zone (Ah)Lights out pang three in the morning (Yeah)Kung gusto mo makatikim ng Filipino fucking rollercoasterIpakita mo sa akin, down ka? (Down ka?)Boss mo ako, amo, pati ownerNo problem, kulong naGusto ko na bitch, no stonerBig tits, walang coverDig deep, 'eto big dick, go slow (Hah, hah, hah, hah)Chorus: Uncle Dags
Buenos días mi amor, por favorSoy el único señor, tomador'Di pwe-pwede kung kanino lang basta'Di porket me regla, 'di pwe-pwede kastaBuenos días mi amor, por favorSoy el único señor, tomador'Di pwe-pwede kung kanino lang basta'Di porket me regla, 'di pwe-pwede kastaVerse 2: Fern.
Gusto ko 'yung supermodel body with an angel's face'Di yung sino-sino lang, boomBig dreams 'cause your money, baby, that's youNet worth, pataas ang pera times soon, shitPero sino sa'tin ang nagbibilang?If I treat you nice, ibibigay mo langThat's my señorita, oohDoes the world though do it like that tapos kunin no cap? Shit (Ah-ah-ah)Sama, money pussy so wet, tapos sabi mo, "Swim" (Ah-ah-ah)Ikaw napili ko, 'cause baby, you a starKung anong kailangan mo, baby, sabihin mo langChorus: Uncle Dags
Buenos días mi amor, por favor (Ooh)Soy el único señor, tomador (Ooh)'Di pwe-pwede kung kanino lang basta (Ooh)'Di porket me regla, 'di pwe-pwede kasta (Ah, ah)Buenos días mi amor, por favor (Ah)Soy el único señor, tomador (Ooh)'Di pwe-pwede kung kanino lang basta'Di porket me regla, 'di pwe-pwede kastaOutro: Uncle Dags
'Pag sinabi mong hindi gusto, no wayGusto ko sa akin lang ito, all dayHit the streets then we break the code, no wayHit the brakes when they on patrol, no way ‘Pag sinabi mong hindi gusto, no wayGusto ko sa akin lang ito, all dayHit the streets then we break the code, no wayHit the brakes when they on patrol, no wayWhat the song means
"Buenos Días" is a braggy, taunting track that mixes Tagalog, English and Spanish. It opens by calling out a rival, then turns to the singer's self-image. The intro is a sharp insult that mocks the other person and boasts about the singer's command of language. The chorus repeats a mock-polite greeting that flips into an arrogant claim to be the only real "gentleman" and heavy drinker around. The verses are mostly swagger: the narrator presents himself as a skilled performer, a man with money and status, and someone who expects others to bend to him. The second verse shifts to wealth, status and a woman he calls a star, and the mood stays playful and cocky rather than tender.
The outro brings the energy back to the street. Lines about breaking a code and hitting the brakes when patrols appear suggest a rebellious, rule-breaking attitude and an awareness of being watched. The repeated "no way" lines work like a dare, as if the singer is claiming the right to do as he pleases.
The key images are "señor, tomador", which turns politeness into a self-given title, and the greeting "Buenos días mi amor", a catchy hook that contrasts with the crude content around it. The song's main subject is ego and attitude. Its lyrics are sexually explicit and treat women in objectifying ways, so it is best understood as a study of bravado rather than a message to live by.
Key phrases explained
- patapat
- to go head-to-head, to challenge someone — Used in the intro to announce a confrontation with a rival.
- kawawa ka lang, 'tol
- you're just pitiful, pal — Casual Taglish insult, with "'tol" as a friendly-but-mocking term for "buddy."
- Vete a la mierda
- get lost, go to hell — Spanish profanity that adds an aggressive, mocking tone to the intro.
- tomador
- heavy drinker, boozer — Used in the chorus as part of the self-styled title "señor, tomador."
- parang b-boy sa sahig
- like a b-boy (breakdancer) on the floor — A hip-hop reference that signals the singer's dance-floor swagger.
- hit the brakes when they on patrol
- stop quickly when the police are around — English line in the outro that suggests evading authorities.
Song info
- Release date
- 2026-10-23
- Written by
- Uncle Dags, Fern. (PHL)
- Produced by
- Fern. (PHL)
- Interpolates
- Kendrick Lamar – Money Trees
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