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Matuê & Rich The Kid’s – Conexões de Máfia Lyrics Meaning English Translation
“Conexões de Máfia,” written by Matuê & Rich The Kid, is a song released on the 30th of April 2023. The track was first teased on Matuê’s Instagram and took two years to officially release. “Conexões de Máfia” lyrics meaning glorify violence and crime, with boastful claims and warnings of danger from both Matuê & Rich The Kid. The music video echoes Matuê’s message that seeking revenge in the mafia often leads to fatal consequences. This theme is also explored in “The Godfather.” It has inspired the video in which Michael Corleone’s involvement in the mafia ultimately leads to his isolation and death.
Embedded below is the Official Music Video of the song from YouTube. Read the rest of the article while the music plays in the background. The complete lyrics of the song “Conexões de Máfia” by Matuê & Rich The Kid are at the end of this article.
What Are “Conexões de Máfia” Lyrics by Matuê & Rich The Kid About?
“Conexões de Máfia” by Matuê ft. Rich The Kid is a powerful and assertive song that boasts about their connections to the mafia in the lyrics. Also, the song highlights their ability to overcome obstacles. The lyrics are delivered with confidence and bravado. They highlight the luxurious lifestyle that comes with being a part of the mafia. In the song, the artists opine whether it’s “kill or be killed.” It implies that the artists are not to be messed with. The line-by-line analysis of the meaning of the lyrics behind the song “Ella Baila Sola” by Matuê and Rich The Kid is below:
“Conexões de Máfia” lyrics are bold and it is an unapologetic track that showcases Matuê and Rich The Kid’s prowess and dominance in the music industry.
Verse 1: Matuê boasts about his power and status
My chain and my watch are white and rose
Verse 1 to “Conexões de Máfia” Lyrics by Matuê & Rich The Kid
Everything’s sweet, a candy, a V bullet
I didn’t come from the countryside, I’ll avenge
Those who avenged me, just to screw you (Oh)
Doubt me? Just pay to see (Yeah)
Want a show? Just pay to see (Yeah)
Once they tried to trick me
See my body on TV news
Matuê starts the song with a boastful verse, describing his white and rose gold chain and watch and his ability to seek revenge. He emphasizes that he did not come from the countryside and that he’s willing to do whatever it takes to come out on top. Matuê challenges anyone who doubts him to pay to see him perform. He then reflects on a time when someone tried to trick him, resulting in his body being featured on the news.
Chorus: Emphasizing the superiority of those with “mafia connections”
I have mafia connections
Chorus to “Conexões de Máfia” Lyrics by Matuê & Rich The Kid
No one will ever hold me back
Special conditions
Can’t compare, we’re not the same
Fiction on TV, yeah
Kill or be killed? Yeah (Grrah)
Ye-yeah, that’s the question
That’s the question
The chorus of the song is the most memorable part, featuring the phrase “I have mafia connections.” This line emphasizes the artists’ power and connections. He makes it clear that he will not be held back by anyone. The chorus also includes the question of “kill or be killed.” This suggests that both Matuê & Rich The Kid are willing to do whatever it takes to succeed.
Verse 2: Rich The Kid flaunts his wealth and success
Had to stash the whole milli in the ceiling
Verse 2 to “Conexões de Máfia” Lyrics by Matuê & Rich The Kid
Need a Visa for a b… in Brazilly (B…)
Mob boss, my wrist is like two-fifty
Might fly to Brazil and pull out the Bentley
Show love to the kids, I’m passin’ money
Hundreds, fifties, make it rain twenties
Overseas b… saying, “Make it rain on me” (On me)
I was in the trap ‘fore I had a chain on me
Rich The Kid takes over in the second verse and raps about stashing money in the ceiling. He raps about his ability to fly to Brazil and pull out a Bentley. Also, he describes himself as a mob boss and brags about passing out money to children. Rich The Kid also talks about making it rain dollar bills of the twenties and being in the trap before he had a chain on him.
Verse 3: Matuê advises caution and reflects on the value of life
Be careful with life, bro (Bro, yeah)
Verse 3 to “Conexões de Máfia” Lyrics by Matuê & Rich The Kid
Death is already a guarantee, bro (Bro, yeah)
Be careful where you step, bro (Bro)
It could be a trap, bro (Bro)
(Three in the morning with the MAC in my crotch)
And I’ll only leave when it’s daytime, bro
It’s like my grandma used to say, bro (Ye-wo-yeah)
“What’s the point of having life if you’re not going to live it?”
Put lemon on the wound
Bad things become news
No room for anyone to mess up, things won’t get even more serious
In the third verse, Matuê advises listeners to be careful with their lives and to watch where they step. He emphasizes that death is a guarantee and that it’s essential to live life to the fullest. Matuê also talks about putting lemon on wounds and avoiding making mistakes to prevent things from getting even more serious.
Verse 4: Rich The Kid further emphasizes his power and compares himself to notorious figures
(Mob Ties, Mob Ties)
Verse 4 to “Conexões de Máfia” Lyrics by Matuê & Rich The Kid
Just for a rack, my n…, they gettin’ you wet (Mob Ties, Mob Ties)
I feel like Al Capone, Big Meech (Big Meech)
Real so they give me love in the streets (In the streets)
And the way that she feel (She feel)
Took her home from Brazil (Home from Brazil)
Mayweather its hand like a pro boxer (Pro boxer)
Kicked her out the crib like I play soccer (Soccer)
Freaky lil’ bih like to play doctor
Mama walked in my room, seen a real choppa
We got big g… like the mafia (Mafia)
When you’re gettin’ to the money, ain’t no stoppin’ you (Stoppin’ you)
They call me The Kid like a toddler (Toddler)
Bullet proof car like a mobster (Mobster)
Rich The Kid returns in the fourth verse and he raps about his “mob ties” and compares himself to Al Capone and Big Meech. He describes himself as a real person who receives love in the streets. Then, he mentions a woman he brought home from Brazil. Rich The Kid also talks about his bulletproof car and being kicked out of the house like he’s playing soccer.
What Are the Lyrics of the Song “Conexões de Máfia” by Matuê & Rich The Kid?
These are the lyrics of Matuê & Rich The Kid’s “Conexões de Máfia” via Genius:
[Intro: Matuê]
(Grrah)[Verse 1: Matuê]
My chain and my watch are white and rose
Everything’s sweet, a candy, a V bullet
I didn’t come from the countryside, I’ll avenge
Those who avenged me, just to screw you (Oh)
Doubt me? Just pay to see (Yeah)
Want a show? Just pay to see (Yeah)
Once they tried to trick me
See my body on TV news[Chorus: Matuê]
I have mafia connections
No one will ever hold me back
Special conditions
Can’t compare, we’re not the same
Fiction on TV, yeah
Kill or be killed? Yeah (Grrah)
Ye-yeah, that’s the question
That’s the question[Verse 2: Rich The Kid]
Had to stash the whole milli in the ceiling
Need a Visa for a b… in Brazilly (B…)
Mob boss, my wrist is like two-fifty
Might fly to Brazil and pull out the Bentley
Show love to the kids, I’m passin’ money
Hundreds, fifties, make it rain twenties
Overseas b… saying, “Make it rain on me” (On me)
I was in the trap ‘fore I had a chain on me[Verse 3: Matuê]
Be careful with life, bro (Bro, yeah)
Death is already a guarantee, bro (Bro, yeah)
Be careful where you step, bro (Bro)
It could be a trap, bro (Bro)
(Three in the morning with the MAC in my crotch)
And I’ll only leave when it’s daytime, bro
It’s like my grandma used to say, bro (Ye-wo-yeah)
“What’s the point of having life if you’re not going to live it?”
Put lemon on the wound
Bad things become news
No room for anyone to mess up, things won’t get even more serious[Chorus: Matuê & Rich The Kid]
I have mafia connections
No one will ever hold me back
Special conditions
Can’t compare, we’re not the same
Fiction on TV, yeah
Kill or be killed? Yeah (Grrah)
Ye-yeah, that’s the question (Yeah, yeah)
That’s the question (Yeah, yeah)[Verse 4: Rich The Kid]
(Mob Ties, Mob Ties)
Just for a rack, my n…, they gettin’ you wet (Mob Ties, Mob Ties)
I feel like Al Capone, Big Meech (Big Meech)
Real so they give me love in the streets (In the streets)
And the way that she feel (She feel)
Took her home from Brazil (Home from Brazil)
Mayweather its hand like a pro boxer (Pro boxer)
Kicked her out the crib like I play soccer (Soccer)
Freaky lil’ bih like to play doctor
Mama walked in my room, seen a real choppa
We got big g… like the mafia (Mafia)
When you’re gettin’ to the money, ain’t no stoppin’ you (Stoppin’ you)
They call me The Kid like a toddler (Toddler)
Bullet proof car like a mobster (Mobster)[Chorus: Matuê]
Matuê & Rich The Kid’s “Conexões de Máfia” Lyrics
I have mafia connections
No one will ever hold me back
Special conditions
Can’t compare, we’re not the same
Fiction on TV, yeah
Kill or be killed? Yeah (Grrah)
Ye-yeah, that’s the question
That’s the question
What Is the Conclusion of Matuê & Rich The Kid’s “Conexões de Máfia” Lyrics Meaning?
“Conexões de Máfia” is an assertive and powerful song that highlights the dominance of Matuê and Rich The Kid. The lyrics are filled with confidence and bravado, emphasizing the artists’ connections to the mafia and their ability to overcome any obstacle. The song’s chorus, in particular, is memorable and emphasizes the artists’ power and willingness to do whatever it takes to succeed. “Conexões de Máfia” is a bold and unapologetic track that showcases Matuê and Rich The Kid’s prowess and dominance in the music industry.
The release of “Conexões de Mafia” also marks the first international partnership of 30PRAUM, the company that produced the music video. With an impeccable aesthetic and full of concept, Matuê continues to break the barriers of trap and Brazilian music worldwide.
Felipe Santos via RAPMAIS
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