Assault (Jóias no Pulso) (feat. Borges, Oruam, Chefin e MC Poze do Rodo)

Orochi's song 'Assault (Jóias no Pulso)' featuring Borges, Oruam, Chefin, and MC Poze do Rodo, is a vivid portrayal of the duality of street life, blending themes of crime, wealth, and resilience. The lyrics paint a picture of a world where material success and street credibility are intertwined, and where the protagonists navigate their environment with a mix of bravado and strategic focus.

The song opens with a confrontational tone, questioning the audacity of others and establishing a sense of dominance. The references to luxury brands like Patek Phillipe and Fendi, alongside mentions of firearms and gang affiliations, highlight a lifestyle that is both opulent and dangerous. This juxtaposition underscores the complexity of their reality, where wealth is flaunted as a symbol of success, yet the threat of violence is ever-present.

Throughout the lyrics, there is a recurring emphasis on focus and determination. Lines like 'Cê não tem foco, por isso não vence' (You don't have focus, that's why you don't win) and 'Aprendi com os brabos, me recuso a errar' (I learned from the tough ones, I refuse to make mistakes) reflect a mindset of relentless ambition and the importance of staying sharp to survive and thrive. The mention of 'Mainstreet' as the 'maior do mundo' (biggest in the world) serves as a declaration of their crew's supremacy and unity.

The song also touches on themes of envy and authenticity. The artists dismiss those who speak ill of them out of jealousy and stress the importance of being genuine. This is encapsulated in the line 'Seja verdadeiro no seu papo e fala, porque a mentira, menor, também mata' (Be true in your talk and speak, because lies, kid, also kill). The narrative is one of overcoming adversity, where the protagonists have risen from challenging circumstances to achieve their current status, and they are unapologetic about their journey and the means by which they have attained their success.