Amém (feat. TZ da Coronel)

Orochi's song 'Amém,' featuring TZ da Coronel, is a raw and unfiltered portrayal of life in the streets, where survival and success are intertwined with constant vigilance and faith. The repeated phrase 'Meu Deus, amém, tô vivo' (My God, amen, I'm alive) underscores a sense of gratitude for life amidst the dangers that surround him. Orochi emphasizes the importance of his Glock, a symbol of protection and power, and his Nike shoes, representing his street credibility and style. These elements are not just material possessions but essential tools for navigating a perilous environment.

The lyrics delve into the harsh realities of living in a place likened to a war zone, 'Rio de Janeiro, isso é Faixa de Gaza' (Rio de Janeiro, this is Gaza Strip). Orochi contrasts his past struggles with his current success, highlighting a journey from hardship to prosperity. The mention of luxury items like Mercedes and BMW cars signifies a significant transformation, yet the underlying message is that this success comes with its own set of challenges and the need for constant vigilance. The reference to Timmy Turner, a character known for his magical abilities to change his reality, suggests a desire to transcend his circumstances through sheer will and ambition.

Faith plays a crucial role in the narrative, with repeated affirmations of 'Fé em Deus, inabalável' (Faith in God, unshakable). This faith is portrayed as a source of strength and resilience, enabling Orochi and his crew to overcome obstacles and threats. The song also touches on themes of loyalty and betrayal, with Orochi expressing a readiness to defend himself and his ambitions against any adversaries. The gritty, unapologetic tone of the lyrics reflects the harshness of street life while celebrating the victories and resilience of those who navigate it successfully.