"Cabo" by Bankrol Hayden tells a story about his experience meeting a woman in Cabo who is a model and has a villa by the beach. The song is about his desire to have a physical relationship with the woman without any emotional attachment.

He talks about his material possessions, such as his Clase Azul tequila and his Lamborghini truck, suggesting that he may use them to attract and impress the woman. He also mentions his ability to get the woman into the United States without a visa, further emphasizing his wealth and status.

However, he seems to be aware that this relationship is not real or meaningful, as he references wanting to "get behind it like [he's] Five-O" and throwing money in the air "like [they] hit the lotto." He does not seem to value or respect the woman, as he talks about her friend being "choosy" and needing to follow her lead.

The line "let your guard down, put your guns up" suggests that he wants the woman to lower her defenses and be open to his advances. However, the line "you remind me of a girl I used to be playing" suggests that this is not a new or genuine connection for him. In fact, he admits to thinking about his ex during their physical encounter.

Overall, "Cabo" portrays a shallow and materialistic relationship that lacks emotional depth and genuine connection. It highlights the objectification of women and the importance of wealth and status in certain social circles.