Lógico (Drill)
CoronellWaves
Navigating Fame and Materialism in 'Lógico (Drill)' by CoronellWaves
In 'Lógico (Drill),' CoronellWaves delves into the complexities of fame, materialism, and personal ambition. The song opens with a contemplative question: 'E se eu mudasse de vida?' ('What if I changed my life?'). This sets the tone for a narrative that explores the dichotomy between personal aspirations and the superficial allure of wealth and status. The artist reflects on the idea of living a beautiful life by doing everything he dreams of, yet he remains wary of those who might contaminate his 'wave' or unique style. This metaphorical 'wave' represents his individuality and creative essence, which he fiercely protects from inauthentic influences.
The chorus highlights the transactional nature of relationships in the context of fame. CoronellWaves acknowledges that women in the club are attracted to him because of his 'drip'—a term that signifies his stylish appearance and wealth. However, he is acutely aware that their interest is not genuine love but a desire for his money. This realization leads him to invest his money wisely, aiming to generate more wealth rather than squander it on fleeting pleasures. The repeated phrase 'Ela quer um dread com pulso caro' ('She wants a guy with an expensive wrist') underscores the superficial criteria by which he is judged, prompting a dismissive 'bitch fuck you' in response to insincere advances.
Telmo Diogo's verse echoes similar themes, pondering the impact of material success on one's life. He seeks divine guidance to amass more wealth, aiming to live comfortably and avoid the negativity of others. The verse also touches on the pressure to maintain a high-status image, with references to expensive clothing and the constant attention from women. Despite the allure of materialism, both artists express a desire for something more meaningful, hinting at the emptiness that often accompanies a life focused solely on wealth and status. The song ultimately serves as a critique of the superficiality that pervades modern relationships and the music industry, while also celebrating the pursuit of genuine success and individuality.