Tipo Ruyter

MC Saci's song 'Tipo Ruyter' is a vibrant celebration of a carefree, luxurious lifestyle. The lyrics paint a picture of someone who revels in their single status, avoiding commitments and embracing the freedom that comes with it. The phrase 'Eu sou da tropa dos não casa' (I belong to the troop of the unmarried) encapsulates this sentiment, highlighting a preference for a life unburdened by serious relationships. This choice is portrayed as less costly and more enjoyable, with 'milhões de motivos' (millions of reasons) to live a 'vida rasa' (shallow life).

The song juxtaposes love and money, suggesting that while love has never paid the bills, money has never betrayed the narrator. This is emphasized through the imagery of driving a Ferrari, a symbol of wealth and status, which garners attention and admiration. The line 'Eu passo com ela e ela faz psiuu' (I pass by with it and it goes shh) underscores the allure and power that come with financial success. The ease of becoming famous in Brazil is humorously compared to the ease of removing an IUD, further emphasizing the narrator's nonchalant attitude towards fame and fortune.

Throughout the song, MC Saci references the global nature of his lifestyle, with parties happening 'nos 4 cantos do mundo' (in the four corners of the world). The repeated mention of 'Tipo Ruyter no Instagram' suggests a life constantly on display, curated for social media, and filled with endless celebrations. The rhetorical question 'A vida é essa vai querer?' (This is the life, do you want it?) invites listeners to consider whether they too would enjoy such a lifestyle. The song concludes with a playful nod to casual relationships, reinforcing the theme of living in the moment and enjoying life's pleasures without serious commitments.