Assault (feat. Azevedo, Shok, Shenlong, Ryan TXG)

The song 'Assault' by Orochi, featuring Azevedo, Shok, Shenlong, and Ryan TXG, is a vivid portrayal of the artists' experiences with newfound wealth, success, and the lifestyle that accompanies it. The lyrics are a celebration of their achievements, highlighting the luxuries they can now afford, such as designer brands, expensive jewelry, and high-end cars. The recurring theme of living a dream is evident as they describe their daily lives filled with opulence and indulgence.

Azevedo's verse sets the tone by emphasizing the surreal nature of their success, likening it to a dream. He mentions enjoying the finer things in life, such as Louis Vuitton bags and Dolce & Gabbana attire, while also hinting at the envy and desire their lifestyle evokes in others. The imagery of 'fudendo comigo a noite toda à Lua' (making love to me all night under the moon) adds a romantic and hedonistic layer to the narrative, showcasing the pleasures that come with their status.

Shenlong MC and Ryan TXG continue this narrative by focusing on the financial aspects of their success. Shenlong's verse speaks to the relentless pursuit of wealth, even in the face of obstacles and adversaries. He portrays a sense of invincibility and determination, driving at high speeds and evading the authorities. Ryan TXG, on the other hand, emphasizes the strategic and calculated nature of their success, mentioning the multiplication of euros and the importance of staying calm and focused.

Shok and Orochi's verses further delve into the lifestyle of excess and the societal implications of their success. Shok's lyrics highlight the thrill and excitement of living on the edge, while Orochi addresses the broader social context, challenging stereotypes and celebrating the visibility and success of black individuals in a world that often marginalizes them. The repeated line 'Quem disse que preto não rima com dinheiro?' (Who said black doesn't rhyme with money?) serves as a powerful statement of pride and defiance, underscoring the importance of representation and success in their community.