The song "Werk That (Funky Manosa)" by Chingo Bling is an upbeat and lively track that mainly talks about a girl who is willing to do anything to make money. The opening line "Mama say, mama sa, ma-manosa" is a reference to Michael Jackson's song "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'". The chorus encourages the girl to work and jerk her body to make money.

Verse one describes the wild party atmosphere and Chingo Bling's determination to take over the game. He talks about sweating until it smells like beer "barcas" and feet "patas," indicating the intensity of the party. He also mentions "horchata," which is a traditional Mexican drink made with rice and cinnamon.

Verse two introduces a new character, a girl who is confident and provocative. She wears a new skirt and has just gotten her hair done, but doesn't wear panties. Chingo Bling gives her his number and is willing to break the rules for her.

The main concept in the song is the idea of a "manosa," which is a derogatory term for a woman who does provocative things for money. Chingo Bling encourages her to work it and jerk it, and even tells her to pick up her money off the floor while calling her "stupid".

Overall, the song is not intended to be taken too seriously and it celebrates a wild and reckless party culture.