Hylander

Abbot's song 'Hylander' is a fierce and unapologetic diss track that delves into themes of authenticity, street credibility, and rivalry. The song opens with a bold declaration, dismissing the United States and emphasizing the Brazilian context, setting the stage for a localized and personal confrontation. The central figure, Hylander, is portrayed as a poser who lacks genuine street experience and credibility. Abbot criticizes Hylander for his perceived inauthenticity, highlighting the disparity between Hylander's claims and his actual background.

The lyrics are filled with vivid imagery and references to material possessions, such as Louis Vuitton bags and VLONE clothing, which symbolize status and wealth in the hip-hop community. Abbot accuses Hylander of being a 'comédia' (a joke) and mocks him for his reliance on his father's money, suggesting that Hylander's success is not self-made. The repeated refrain of 'Hylander comédia, roubamo os teus ice' underscores the idea of taking away Hylander's superficial symbols of success, further diminishing his credibility.

Abbot also touches on themes of loyalty and betrayal, accusing Hylander of associating with the police despite claiming to be affiliated with the Comando Vermelho, a notorious Brazilian criminal organization. This accusation serves to further discredit Hylander's street credibility. The song's aggressive tone and confrontational lyrics reflect the competitive nature of the rap scene, where authenticity and respect are paramount. Abbot's 'Hylander' is a powerful statement about the importance of staying true to one's roots and the consequences of pretending to be something one is not.