Do Jeito Que Tu Gosta (feat. Ludmilla)

PK (Class A) and Ludmilla's song 'Do Jeito Que Tu Gosta' delves into the complexities of a no-strings-attached relationship, where physical attraction and desire take center stage. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a passionate, yet non-committal connection between two individuals who are irresistibly drawn to each other. Despite the lack of a formal commitment, there's an undeniable chemistry that keeps pulling them back together, creating a cycle of intense encounters.

The song's chorus, with its repetitive 'Que bota, que bota,' emphasizes the physical aspect of their relationship. This phrase, which can be loosely translated to 'put it in,' is a bold and explicit expression of their sexual desires. The lyrics also highlight the mutual enjoyment and satisfaction derived from their encounters, with lines like 'Os cria te pega bem, do jeito que tu gosta' (The guys get you well, the way you like it) and 'Você chamando meu nome, arranhando minhas costas' (You calling my name, scratching my back).

Culturally, the song reflects a modern, open attitude towards casual relationships and sexual freedom. It acknowledges the tension between societal expectations and personal desires, as seen in the line 'Eu não nasci pra putaria, mas o problema é que a putaria nasceu pra mim' (I wasn't born for debauchery, but the problem is that debauchery was born for me). This line encapsulates the internal conflict of wanting to adhere to societal norms while also embracing one's own desires and pleasures. The collaboration between PK and Ludmilla adds a dynamic interplay of male and female perspectives, enriching the narrative with a balanced view of mutual attraction and satisfaction.