VVS

In 'VVS,' Dei V delves into a world of opulence, danger, and street credibility. The song's title, 'VVS,' refers to Very Very Slightly included diamonds, a high-quality grade that symbolizes luxury and success. This theme of wealth is prevalent throughout the lyrics, with references to expensive brands like Gucci and Prada, and the desire for high-end items over more common brands like Zara. The diamonds serve as a metaphor for the artist's elevated status and the allure it brings, both in terms of material wealth and the attention of others.

The song also paints a vivid picture of the street life, filled with references to firearms, gang affiliations, and a sense of brotherhood among the 'bandido' or bandits. Dei V describes a life where danger is ever-present, and loyalty is paramount. The lyrics mention 'Glock' and 'AKs mini,' highlighting the constant threat of violence and the need for protection. The artist's crew is depicted as a tight-knit group, always ready to defend each other, which is emphasized by the imagery of covering their faces and being 'conectao' like a hotspot.

Additionally, 'VVS' explores themes of power dynamics in relationships. Dei V contrasts himself with a rival, boasting about his ability to provide luxury and excitement, something the other man cannot offer. The lyrics suggest a sense of dominance and control, both in romantic and street contexts. The repeated reassurance to 'tranquila, no tengas miedo' (relax, don't be afraid) underscores the artist's confidence and the security he offers to his partner, despite the chaotic and dangerous environment they navigate.