Triplex

Verly's song 'Triplex' delves into the emotional turmoil of unrequited love, capturing the essence of longing and frustration. The title itself, 'Triplex,' metaphorically represents the significant space the object of his affection occupies in his mind. This metaphor is a clever way to illustrate how deeply ingrained his thoughts about her are, almost as if she has rented a luxurious, expansive apartment in his head. The lyrics convey a sense of obsession and helplessness, as he constantly thinks about her, especially on Friday nights, a time often associated with socializing and romance.

The song's narrative reveals a one-sided affection where Verly is deeply infatuated with a woman who does not reciprocate his feelings. This unbalanced dynamic is poignantly expressed in lines like 'O problema é que ela não pensa em mim também' (The problem is that she doesn't think about me too). The frustration is palpable as he tries to cope with his feelings 'sem compromisso' (without commitment), indicating a struggle to move on while being constantly reminded of her through social media posts. The modern-day dilemma of dealing with unrequited love in the age of social media is a relatable theme for many listeners.

Verly's lyrical style blends vulnerability with a touch of humor, as seen in the repeated phrase 'É brincadeira' (It's a joke), which adds a layer of irony to his predicament. The song also touches on the internal conflict of wanting to ignore her messages but failing to do so, highlighting the difficulty of breaking free from emotional attachment. The mention of losing money on Blaze, a gambling platform, as a preferable alternative to liking her posts, underscores the irrational decisions driven by his emotions. This blend of modern references and emotional depth makes 'Triplex' a compelling exploration of unrequited love and the complexities of human emotions in the digital age.