Dollar

The song 'Dollar' by the artist Only is a braggadocious track that delves into themes of wealth, sexual prowess, and street credibility. The lyrics paint a picture of a lifestyle filled with luxury, money, and intimate encounters, all wrapped in a sense of self-made success and exclusivity. The artist boasts about his financial status, keeping his earnings secure, and his ability to attract women, particularly one he refers to as his 'bad bitch' who is his 'fã number one'—a Portuguese phrase meaning 'number one fan'.

The repeated chorus 'E eu jogo esse Dollar' which translates to 'And I throw this Dollar' suggests a carefree attitude towards money, symbolizing the artist's financial abundance. The mention of the 'cheiro da marola' or 'smell of the smoke' in the car and the nonchalant reference to the leather seats not staining with soda further emphasizes a lifestyle of leisure and indulgence. The artist's self-assuredness is also highlighted through references to his watch, a Patek, which is a luxury brand, indicating his taste for the finer things in life.

The song also touches on the artist's journey and self-reliance, with the line 'Auto didata é meu vulgo' meaning 'Self-taught is my nickname'. This suggests that the artist values his ability to learn and succeed on his own terms. The presence of his peers, such as 'Nego Blood' and 'Ruffz', indicates a tight-knit circle that shares in the lifestyle and success. Overall, 'Dollar' is a celebration of opulence, self-achievement, and the hedonistic pleasures that come with it, all while maintaining an air of mystery around the artist's 'secret' to fame and fortune.