Tá Dá Raiva

Deezy Wonder's song 'Tá Dá Raiva' delves into the complexities of success and the envy it often breeds. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of someone who has worked hard to achieve their status, only to be met with jealousy and resentment from those who haven't reached the same heights. The song's title, which translates to 'It Makes You Angry,' encapsulates the frustration and bitterness felt by those who wish they could be in Deezy's shoes but can't seem to get there.

The song opens with Deezy addressing the envy directly, acknowledging that others want to shine like him but are held back by their circumstances. He points out that while others are busy criticizing and looking for flaws, he remains focused and dedicated to his craft. This dedication is what sets him apart and allows him to sit on his 'throne' with his crew, a metaphor for his success and the hard work that got him there.

Deezy also touches on the personal aspects of this envy, mentioning how even the significant others of his detractors are drawn to his music and persona. This adds another layer to the jealousy, as it extends beyond professional success to personal admiration and attraction. Deezy's confidence is palpable as he states that he understands why people might feel this way, even admitting that he might feel the same if he were in their position. However, he emphasizes that his success is a result of relentless work and focus, not just luck or superficial charm.

The recurring chorus reinforces the idea that the envy others feel is not just about wanting to be like Deezy but also about the frustration that comes from knowing they can't achieve it. This is compounded by Deezy's indifference to their feelings, which only serves to heighten their anger. The song is a powerful commentary on the emotional toll of success, both for those who achieve it and those who aspire to it but fall short.