Trap (feat. Dfideliz, MC Igu, Jé Santiago e Derek)

Recayd Mob's song 'Trap' featuring Dfideliz, MC Igu, Jé Santiago, and Derek delves into the complex and often contradictory world of the trap lifestyle. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the highs and lows experienced by those entrenched in this culture. The song opens with a sense of worry and excess, highlighting the consumption of alcohol and drugs, and the presence of women, which are common themes in trap music. This hedonistic lifestyle is juxtaposed with the harsh realities of life in the favelas, where young men are armed and ready for violence, often without basic necessities like shoes.

The chorus, which repeatedly mentions giving 'amém' (amen) to those who live, those who are incarcerated, and those who have passed away, adds a layer of spirituality and solemnity to the song. It acknowledges the precariousness of life in this environment and the need for divine protection and guidance. The artists express a sense of solidarity and respect for their peers, whether they are still alive, imprisoned, or deceased.

The recurring phrase 'escravos do trap' (slaves of trap) serves as a powerful metaphor for the entrapment that comes with this lifestyle. Despite the wealth and success symbolized by luxury brands and expensive jewelry, there is an underlying sense of being trapped by the very culture that brings them fame and fortune. The song also touches on themes of authenticity and imitation, criticizing those who try to mimic the trap lifestyle without truly understanding its roots and struggles. This duality of success and struggle is a central theme in 'Trap,' making it a poignant reflection on the realities of the trap world.