Me Papa Que É Pop (feat. Mc Lullu)

The song "Me Papa Que É Pop" by Mc Lullu is a provocative and explicit piece that delves into themes of sexuality and dominance. The lyrics are straightforward and leave little to the imagination, with the artist asserting her sexual desires and control. The repetitive chorus, which includes the phrase "Soca piru" (a vulgar expression for sexual intercourse), followed by a command directed at a male partner, emphasizes the artist's demand for sexual satisfaction.

Mc Lullu employs an approach that is common in Brazilian funk: the open exploration of sexuality without any taboo. The repetition of the verse "Soca piru" is a clear allusion to sexual intercourse, and the phrase "na minha buceta, seu cachorro" can be interpreted as a way to express her dominance and control over the sexual relationship, reversing the traditionally submissive role often imposed on women.

Throughout the lyrics, wordplays are made with the words "Papa," "papar," and "bicho-papão." Additionally, the title "Me Papa Que É Pop" alludes to the well-known phrase "O Papa é Pop," from one of the songs by the group "Engenheiros do Hawaii." The mention of the "bicho-papão" can also be seen as a reference to men who present themselves as studs but would be dominated by the singer. In short, Mc Lullu plays with words to describe a sexual act clearly, something very common in Brazilian funk.