Tóxica Só Que Vicia (feat. CJota e Cave)

Thiago Kelbert's song 'Tóxica Só Que Vicia,' featuring CJota and Cave, delves into the complexities of toxic relationships that are hard to resist. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a lifestyle filled with luxury, attention, and the magnetic pull of a toxic partner. Kelbert opens the song by emphasizing his desire for the best in life, highlighting his confidence and the attention he garners wherever he goes. This sets the stage for the introduction of a 'bitch' who is irresistibly drawn to him, despite the toxicity of their relationship.

CJota's verse adds another layer to this narrative, describing an encounter with a woman whose allure is so powerful that it consumes him. He admits to not even knowing her name, yet he is captivated by her dance and the 'maldade' (wickedness) in her eyes. The repeated line 'Tóxica só que vicia, sua buceta consome' underscores the addictive nature of this toxic relationship, where physical attraction overrides rational thought.

Cave's contribution to the song explores the uncertainty and allure of this toxic relationship further. He questions the reality of the woman's existence and whether she thinks about them when alone. Despite recognizing the toxicity, he is drawn to her beauty and the sexual chemistry they share. The song concludes with Kelbert reiterating his desire for the best and his natural talent, suggesting that despite the toxicity, he remains confident and in control.

'Tóxica Só Que Vicia' captures the paradox of toxic relationships—how they can be both harmful and irresistibly addictive. The song's raw and explicit lyrics, combined with its catchy rhythm, make it a compelling exploration of the darker side of love and attraction.