Tamecuyar

Lebasi's song 'Tamecuyar' is a vibrant and boastful exploration of wealth, luxury, and the high life. The lyrics are filled with references to expensive brands like Cartier and Moschino, showcasing the artist's affinity for high-end fashion and accessories. The repeated phrase 'tá me cuyar' suggests that these luxury items are not just possessions but integral to his identity and status. The imagery of 'Cartier tá me cuyar' and 'baú no meu pulso' emphasizes the weight and presence of his wealth, almost as if it defines him.

The song also delves into the artist's social life, filled with parties, women, and a carefree attitude. Lebasi mentions 'quatro bitches e uma princesa,' indicating a life surrounded by women and indulgence. The line 'minha vida é notícia, tá no telejornal' suggests that his lifestyle is so extravagant that it becomes newsworthy. This portrayal of a lavish lifestyle is further accentuated by references to 'champagne' and 'Maybach,' painting a picture of opulence and excess.

Lebasi's lyrics also touch on themes of power and dominance. The mention of 'correntes apertar o pescoço' and 'esse game é nosso' implies a sense of control and superiority in his world. The artist's confidence is evident in lines like 'meu flow tá te dar barai' and 'sou muito bom (sorry), soa mal,' where he unapologetically asserts his prowess and influence. The song's energetic and rhythmic flow mirrors the fast-paced, high-stakes lifestyle it describes, making 'Tamecuyar' a bold statement of Lebasi's place in the world of luxury and power.