Século XXI (feat. MC Hariel)

MC Davi's song "Século XXI (feat. MC Hariel)" paints a vivid picture of the hedonistic lifestyle embraced by some in the 21st century, despite the underlying economic crises. The lyrics highlight a stark contrast between the reality of financial struggles and the carefree, indulgent behavior of those who seem unaffected by it. The repeated phrase "Como se nada tivesse aumentado" (As if nothing had increased) underscores the obliviousness or deliberate ignorance of rising costs and economic hardships. This creates a sense of disconnection from the real world, where money appears to flow endlessly for those living in this bubble.

The song delves into the escapism found in constant partying and substance use. The lines "Segunda a segunda, é balada em balada, só Bala e bala aromatizando" (From Monday to Monday, it's party after party, only drugs and drugs aromatizing) depict a relentless cycle of nightlife and drug use. This lifestyle is further glamorized by the presence of women and the abundance of alcohol, creating a scene where reality is blurred, and the pursuit of pleasure takes precedence over everything else. The repetition of "Música, mulher, money, mafu mafu" (Music, women, money, weed) encapsulates the core elements of this hedonistic existence.

The song's chorus, "Século XXI pros 4m tá susu" (21st century for the 4m is easy), suggests that for a select group, life in the 21st century is smooth and effortless. However, this ease is built on a foundation of superficial pleasures and a disregard for the broader societal issues. MC Davi and MC Hariel use their lyrics to critique this lifestyle, highlighting the emptiness and potential consequences of living in such a detached and self-indulgent manner. The song serves as a commentary on the disparity between appearance and reality, urging listeners to reflect on the true cost of their choices.