Oi, Como Cê Tá?

Vulgo FK's song "Oi, Como Cê Tá?" is a vivid portrayal of a hedonistic lifestyle, filled with indulgence and emotional detachment. The lyrics revolve around a night of partying, where the protagonist is more interested in physical pleasure and materialistic pursuits than in forming any deep emotional connections. The repeated inquiry, "Oi, como cê tá?" (Hey, how are you?), serves as a superficial greeting, masking the true intentions of the night, which are far from genuine concern for the other person's well-being.

The song is rich with references to contemporary party culture, including the use of drugs like MDMA and the freedom to smoke and drink. The line "E só não vale se apaixonar" (And just don't fall in love) underscores the emotional detachment that the protagonist insists upon. This detachment is further emphasized by the materialistic desires expressed, such as wanting to know the color of the woman's underwear and offering her things that will make her 'wet,' indicating a focus on immediate physical gratification rather than emotional intimacy.

Cultural references also play a significant role in the song. The mention of "Bonde do 7" and "terra da garoa" (land of drizzle, referring to São Paulo) situates the narrative within a specific social and geographical context. The protagonist's lifestyle is marked by luxury and status symbols, such as driving a Velar and drinking champagne by the sea. These elements highlight a life of excess and superficiality, where appearances and momentary pleasures take precedence over meaningful connections. The song captures the essence of a modern, fast-paced, and emotionally detached urban lifestyle, making it a reflection of certain aspects of contemporary youth culture in Brazil.