Plano B

Brocasito's song 'Plano B' delves into the gritty realities of street life, juxtaposed with aspirations for a better future. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a world where danger and luxury coexist. The opening lines, 'Juug eles pedem, meu nome elas grita,' highlight the protagonist's notoriety and the allure he holds. This fame, however, comes with a dark side, as indicated by the presence of 'atiradores 2 metros da Síria,' suggesting a constant threat of violence.

The song's narrative oscillates between moments of hedonism and the harsh realities of the protagonist's environment. Lines like 'Ligo pra bitch ela é capa de revista' and 'Sua buceta engole minha pica' reflect a lifestyle filled with fleeting pleasures and objectification. Yet, these moments are interspersed with stark reminders of mortality and danger, such as 'Um telefone e meus rival fica sem vida,' indicating the ease with which life can be taken away in this world.

Amidst the chaos, there is a glimmer of hope and a desire for change. The line 'Vou sair dessa vida você sabe eu tenho um plano' reveals the protagonist's yearning to escape the cycle of violence and crime. This 'Plano B' represents a potential path to redemption and a better life, contrasting sharply with the immediate gratification and peril that dominate the rest of the song. Brocasito's lyrics thus capture the duality of street life, where dreams of a different future persist despite the omnipresent dangers and temptations.