Ronaldinho (feat. Steve Lean)

In 'Ronaldinho,' Beny Jr, featuring Steve Lean, delivers a powerful message of defiance and authenticity. The song opens with a declaration of patience and self-assurance, as Beny Jr waits for his moment to shine. He criticizes those who pretend to be gangsters or artists just to gain fame, emphasizing that he only collaborates with people he genuinely respects. This sets the tone for a song that is both a critique of the music industry and a declaration of his own values.

The chorus draws a parallel between Beny Jr's swagger and the iconic footballers Neymar and Ronaldinho. He boasts about his confidence and skill, likening himself to these legendary players. This metaphor extends to his disdain for those who try to imitate him, suggesting that their attempts are futile and self-destructive. The repeated line 'Oh-oh-oh' adds a rhythmic, almost taunting quality to his message, reinforcing his sense of superiority and self-assuredness.

Beny Jr also addresses the superficiality of fame and the music industry. He dismisses the importance of views and popularity, focusing instead on his loyalty to his crew and their shared experiences. The references to insomnia and burning another (likely a metaphor for smoking) hint at the pressures and coping mechanisms associated with his lifestyle. He contrasts his authenticity with the fabricated personas of others, emphasizing that he doesn't need to pretend to be something he's not. This theme of authenticity versus pretense is a central thread throughout the song, making 'Ronaldinho' a bold statement of self-identity and integrity.