O Escolhido (Michael Kaiser)

Blxck's song 'O Escolhido (Michael Kaiser)' is a powerful anthem that delves into the psyche of a football prodigy, Michael Kaiser, who is portrayed as an almost divine figure on the field. The song is inspired by the manga and anime series 'Blue Lock,' which focuses on the intense world of competitive football. The lyrics are a monologue from Kaiser's perspective, filled with arrogance, confidence, and a sense of destiny, as he declares himself the chosen one and the true emperor of the football field.

The song opens with a triumphant welcome to the Blue Lock players who have made it to Europe, setting the stage for a new level of competition. Kaiser immediately establishes his dominance, belittling his opponents and asserting that the European football scene is vastly different and more challenging. He mocks Yoichi Isagi, a central character in 'Blue Lock,' calling him a clown and predicting a massacre rather than a mere game. This sets the tone for the rest of the song, where Kaiser continuously emphasizes his superiority and the inevitability of his victory.

Throughout the lyrics, Kaiser’s ego and self-assuredness are palpable. He refers to himself as a gift from God and the sole emperor of the field, dismissing any notion that the 'hero'—presumably Isagi—could triumph. The song also touches on Kaiser's backstory, revealing a troubled past where he was treated as worthless, which fuels his relentless drive to dominate and succeed. This backstory adds depth to his character, showing that his arrogance is not just a facade but a defense mechanism built from years of hardship and rejection.

The recurring theme of 'the chosen one' and 'the emperor' underscores Kaiser's belief in his predestined greatness. The song's climax is a dramatic showdown where Kaiser faces humiliation but vows to come back stronger, highlighting the relentless nature of his ambition. Blxck's intense delivery and the aggressive, high-energy beat complement the lyrics, making 'O Escolhido (Michael Kaiser)' a compelling portrayal of a character who embodies both the glory and the dark side of competitive sports.