The text appears to be a dialogue from a song or performance, where the characters are discussing a situation of gender inequality and seeking revenge. The main character is frustrated with a man who threw a ball into a tree and refused to retrieve it, treating the women as if they were not capable. The character known as "opossum" is repeatedly told to "kiss my feet" and "pay attention" to the women, but refuses, stating that he is the one in charge. The women retort that they are in charge and are tired of being underestimated. They express their desire for a change in how men treat them, and the song ends with a call for revenge.
1. The text is a dialogue between two individuals, with timestamps indicating when each line was spoken.
2. The conversation revolves around a ball being thrown up a tree and the speaker's request for the other person to retrieve it.
3. The speaker expresses frustration that the other person, who is up in the tree, refuses to throw the ball down.
4. The speaker pleads with the other person to please lower the ball, to no avail.
5. The speaker then suggests that the other person grab the ball themselves and throw it down.
6. The speaker expresses disdain for the other person, calling them spoiled and chivalrous.
7. The speaker mentions a "guy" who is going too far and being spoiled.
8. The speaker encourages the other person to keep trying to lower the ball.
9. The speaker references a person named "Chilenita" and a "question."
10. The speaker mentions a "music" and "applause" in the text.
11. The speaker talks about a man named "Lula" and a girl named "Chilenita," and how the man likes the girl.
12. The speaker talks about a "music" and "applause" in the text again.
13. The speaker talks about a "music" and a "guy" named "onion" asking for help to grab something.
14. The speaker talks about a "music" and a "guy" named "opossum" being bothered.
15. The speaker talks about a "music" and a "guy" named "possum" not having time.
16. The speaker talks about a "music" and a "guy" named "possum" not being a friend.
17. The speaker talks about a "music" and a "guy" named "possum" not being able to grab a girl named "Angelina."
18. The speaker talks about a "music" and a "guy" named "possum" not wanting to play with men.
19. The speaker talks about a "music" and a "guy" named "possum" not wanting to throw a ball up a tree.
20. The speaker talks about a "music" and a "guy" named "possum" not wanting to pass a doll to the speaker.
21. The speaker talks about a "music" and a "guy" named "possum" not wanting to change.
22. The speaker talks about a "music" and a "guy" named "possum" not wanting to pass a ball to the speaker.
23. The speaker talks about a "music" and a "guy" named "opossum" not wanting to pay attention to women.
24. The speaker talks about a "music" and a "guy" named "opossum" not wanting to pay attention to the speaker.
25. The speaker talks about a "music" and a "guy" named "opossum" not wanting to kiss the speaker's feet.
26. The speaker talks about a "music" and a "guy" named "opossum" not wanting to move.
27. The speaker talks about a "music" and a "guy" named "opossum" not wanting to clean up.
28. The speaker talks about a "music" and a "guy" named "opossum" not wanting to bend over.
29. The speaker talks about a "music" and a "guy" named "opossum" not wanting to give up power to women.
30. The speaker talks about a "music" and a "guy" named "opossum" not wanting to hit a target.
31. The speaker talks about a "music" and a "guy" named "opossum" not wanting to continue a conversation with a girlfriend and ex.
32. The speaker talks about a "music" and a "guy" named "opossum" not wanting to continue a conversation with the speaker.
33. The speaker talks about a "music" and a "guy" named "opossum" not wanting to continue a conversation with the speaker again.
34. The speaker talks about a "music" and a "guy" named "opossum" not wanting to continue a conversation with the speaker once more.
35. The speaker talks about a "music" and a "gu