Carrie 2

In 'Carrie 2,' Ugovhb crafts a narrative that revolves around a mysterious and captivating woman named Carrie. The repetition of the phrase 'eu conheci uma bitch estranha, Carrie' (I met a strange bitch, Carrie) sets the tone for the song, emphasizing the enigmatic nature of this character. The comparison to 'Carrie,' a reference that could be linked to the iconic character from Stephen King's novel, adds a layer of intrigue and possibly hints at a darker, more complex personality beneath the surface.

The lyrics focus heavily on Carrie's physical attributes, with repeated mentions of her 'peitão' (big breasts) and 'bundão' (big butt). These descriptions are exaggerated to the point of surrealism, likening her body parts to balloons and mattresses. This hyperbolic portrayal could be seen as a commentary on the objectification and fetishization of women's bodies in contemporary culture. The vivid imagery used to describe Carrie serves to both highlight and critique the superficial standards of beauty that are often imposed on women.

Beyond the physical descriptions, there is an undercurrent of danger and violence in the song. References to a 'canhão' (cannon) under the bed and the line 'furei esse mano com a blicky' (I shot this guy with a gun) introduce a sense of menace. This juxtaposition of allure and threat creates a complex character in Carrie, who is both desirable and dangerous. Ugovhb's refusal to 'fechar com mano vacilão' (associate with unreliable guys) and his assertion that he hasn't changed despite his success ('não mudei quando eu bati meu um milhão') further underscore themes of loyalty and authenticity in a world that can be both glamorous and perilous.