PATRÍCIO’S

Duzz's song 'PATRÍCIO’S' is a hard-hitting critique of the current state of the rap scene, particularly in Brazil. The lyrics are filled with sharp disses and pointed observations about the behavior and ethics of other rappers. Duzz calls out the superficiality and dishonesty he perceives in the industry, accusing others of using lies and the names of others to gain profit. He doesn't hold back, using strong language and vivid imagery to paint a picture of a scene that has lost its way.

The song also delves into personal grievances and social commentary. Duzz criticizes a specific individual, referred to as 'LH,' for their past actions and hypocrisy. He accuses this person of failing to take responsibility for their child and using false accusations for personal gain. This personal attack is intertwined with broader criticisms of how some rappers handle their fame and influence, suggesting that they are more interested in personal gain than in contributing positively to the culture.

Amidst the harsh critiques, Duzz also reflects on his own journey and the values instilled in him by his mother. He acknowledges his own mistakes but emphasizes his commitment to staying true to himself and his roots. The song ends on a somewhat hopeful note, with Duzz expressing gratitude for the attention he receives and his desire to use it to uplift others in the rap community. This blend of personal reflection and social critique makes 'PATRÍCIO’S' a powerful statement on the state of modern rap and the importance of integrity and authenticity in the industry.