Oi, Né

Major RD's song 'Oi, Né' is a bold declaration of individuality and defiance against societal norms and expectations. The repeated phrase 'Oi, né, sou quem vocês não seriam' translates to 'Hi, right, I am who you wouldn't be,' setting the tone for the entire song. Major RD positions himself as someone who stands apart from the crowd, someone who refuses to conform to the expectations of others. This sentiment is reinforced by his critique of those who follow trends without understanding their deeper implications, as seen in the lines 'Só ficou no Hype porque a menozada é burra,' which means 'Only stayed in the hype because the kids are dumb.'

The song also delves into themes of struggle and resilience. Major RD references the harsh realities of life, such as incarceration and systemic oppression, with lines like 'Meu mano Iury quer liberdade' (My brother Iury wants freedom) and 'Sempre algum preto sofre, O preto só se fode' (Always some black person suffers, The black person always gets screwed). These lines highlight the ongoing struggles faced by marginalized communities, particularly black individuals, and the artist's desire to bring these issues to light through his music.

Additionally, Major RD's lyrics are filled with cultural references and metaphors that add depth to his message. He mentions 'Hunter x Hunter,' a popular anime, and 'Forrest Gump,' a well-known film, to draw parallels between his experiences and those depicted in these stories. The line 'O presidente fede, Resident Evil, Campo Grande' (The president stinks, Resident Evil, Campo Grande) is a sharp critique of political leadership, likening it to a dystopian scenario. Through these references, Major RD not only showcases his cultural awareness but also uses them to underscore his points about societal issues and personal authenticity.