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Os Menino da Nova Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Veigh & Niink]
The intro sets the tone for the song, where the artists proclaim they are the dominant figures from their neighborhood (“os menino’ da Nova”). They highlight that competition is low, and they’re focused on collaboration and success. Despite still being in the same area, they emphasize their elevated status, using references to specific people or locations that reflect their connections and success in the streets. It’s a mix of street pride and confidence, with some playful call-and-response energy between the artists.

[Verso 1: Niink & Veigh]
In this verse, the artists describe their lifestyle, including driving in a car with tinted windows to stay low-key, away from the police (“pig”). They emphasize the need for discretion, as one of their crew members is involved in some work that requires being careful. There’s also a sense of superiority as they describe their moves, using metaphors like “shooting diagonally” and making their opponents look bad. They boast about their cool, controlled attitude in front of women, making them do things like rolling another joint for them. They also mention riding in luxury vehicles like a Jeep or G63, flaunting their success without dwelling too much on others’ possessions.

[Verso 2: Veigh]
In this verse, Veigh continues to showcase his dominant and carefree attitude. He mentions his car being as intimidating as a tank, symbolizing power and protection. The lyrics also feature some gritty street references, such as the Glock and smoking weed (“skunk”). He challenges a girl’s actions, noting how she wants attention but is also trying to claim ownership of him on social media. There’s an air of rebellion, as Veigh dismisses the need for close-up photos and emphasizes that the only perspective that matters is from his crew. He also reflects a rough image of street life, claiming to be a hero in his own right, while dealing with fake relationships and dismissing women who try to attach themselves too easily.

[Verso 3: Ghard]
Ghard’s verse continues the bold, street-smart vibe of the song, describing how he casually handles a woman and the night moves on. He makes it clear that he’s not into the spotlight, preferring to stay low-key (“bandido não gosta de close”). He talks about feeling like he’s in a shooting range due to the dangerous environment he’s in, referencing both literal and metaphorical “shots” in the streets. His luxury lifestyle is mentioned through symbols like a red Ferrari, showing that despite the street dangers, he’s made it to the top. He mocks others who aren’t as skilled at rapping, while also saying that his success makes people crave his attention, including former reality TV stars asking for chances.

[Verso 4: G.A, Niink & Ghard]
This verse expands on the lavish lifestyle and constant movement of the artists. They boast about their flashy cars, expensive clothes, and the way women are attracted to their power and wealth. There’s a mention of how their style and habits have them constantly on the go, even in terms of smoking weed. They reference their success in the streets, making money and handling business without involving themselves in any illegal or troublesome situations (“sem artigo 12”). The reference to “cutting” others like a butcher suggests how ruthless they are with competition. They also make playful references to women in their lives, indicating they can have any woman they want, even those who seem out of place with their lifestyle.

[Saída: Ghard]
The outro is a playful and confident sign-off, with Ghard shouting out the group’s brand (“S-P-N-V”) and asking another artist what they’re doing, keeping the energy casual and laid-back as the song ends.