Print Na Briga

Raffa Moreira, also known as Lil Raff or BC Raff, delves into his personal and professional life in the song "Print Na Briga." The lyrics open with a reference to a conflict with an ex-girlfriend, setting a tone of personal turmoil. This conflict is not just a private matter but something that has been publicized, as indicated by the phrase "Print na briga com a ex." This public exposure adds another layer of stress and complexity to his life, reflecting the invasive nature of fame.

The song then transitions into Raffa's reflections on his career and achievements. He mentions his recognition in the music industry, with lines like "Nego conhecido, wow" and "Já tocou na rádio, wow." Despite his success, he acknowledges his struggles with mental health, specifically depression. The line "Se ele soubesse, eu tive depressão" reveals a vulnerable side of the artist, contrasting with the bravado often associated with the trap genre. Raffa's encounter with God, who tells him not to take his own life, adds a spiritual dimension to his journey, suggesting that his faith played a crucial role in his survival and success.

Raffa also touches on the skepticism he faces from others in the industry. He addresses critics who claim he doesn't live the life he raps about, challenging them to do better if they can. This defiance is encapsulated in the lines "Esse mano canta o que não vive, ele não é rap pra mim / Se fizer melhor mostra pra mim." The song concludes with a powerful statement of self-worth and ambition. Raffa declares his intent to achieve greatness, not by taking from others but by earning what he believes he deserves. This is evident in the lines "Vou conquista o que é deles pra mim," emphasizing his determination to succeed on his own terms.