O Golpe Tá Aí (feat. Menor Nico)

In 'O Golpe Tá Aí,' Matheuzinho, featuring Menor Nico, delivers a cautionary tale about the dangers of deceit and false promises. The song's lyrics are a stark warning to those who might be easily swayed by charming words and glittering appearances. The opening lines, 'Ele não presta, abre teu olho / Nem tudo que brilha nessa vida é ouro,' set the tone by advising listeners to be vigilant and discerning. The metaphor 'Nem tudo que brilha nessa vida é ouro' (Not everything that glitters is gold) underscores the idea that appearances can be deceiving.

The song continues with a straightforward message, 'O papo é reto, é sem malícia / Quando a esmola é muita, o santo desconfia,' which translates to 'The talk is straight, without malice / When the alms are too much, the saint gets suspicious.' This line emphasizes the importance of skepticism, especially when something seems too good to be true. The repeated refrain, 'O golpe tá aí, cai quem quer,' which means 'The scam is out there, fall for it if you want,' serves as a reminder that individuals have the power to avoid being deceived if they choose to heed the warnings.

Matheuzinho's collaboration with Menor Nico adds a layer of authenticity and relatability to the song, as both artists are known for their ability to connect with their audience through relatable themes and straightforward lyrics. The song's message is clear: be cautious of those who make grand promises, especially in matters of love. The line 'Se ele falou que te ama / Não se ilude que é migué' (If he says he loves you / Don't be fooled, it's a lie) drives home the point that words alone are not enough to prove genuine affection. In a world where deception is common, 'O Golpe Tá Aí' serves as a timely reminder to stay alert and trust actions over words.