100% MOLHO Lyrics (English Translation) – Brandão85

100% MOLHO (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The song kicks off with energy, setting the mood for a bold, hard-hitting trap mixtape with street vibes.

[Chorus: Brandão85]
Here, Brandão is talking about how he’s deeply loyal to his crew and doesn’t care for outsiders. He’s confident in his status and only moves forward, no looking back. Being in Brazil gives their lifestyle its own special flavor. He’s rocking luxury fashion and making money nonstop with his people. Even if things go wrong, he’s saying he knows how to disappear. It’s all about the hustle, success, and sticking with his team no matter what.

[Verse 1: Brandão85 & Jovem Dex]
This part shows off their flashy lifestyle with fast cars and women, saying they live big because it suits them. They’re also armed and ready if anyone messes with their space. Haters talk online, but they don’t matter — they’ve already made it big. Becoming a “ref” seems like slang for winning or leveling up. Basically, they’ve reached a place where they don’t need to prove anything to anyone anymore. They’re not just surviving; they’re dominating.

[Verse 2: Young Dex]
Dex is saying everyone wants to copy his style, but he’s always ahead, starting new trends. He even claims other rappers’ success comes from stealing his flow. He compares his speed and grind to a V8 engine — powerful and fast, unlike the slower competition. He works like a machine, always on the move, and people are hooked on his music. He calls out others for being unoriginal and brags about his unique, unstoppable creativity. The Dragon Ball and Tom Cruise lines show he sees himself as both flashy and action-packed. He’s saying he never needed stuntmen or fake moves — he does it all himself. Everything he does comes from pure drive and hustle. It’s all about leading the game, not following anyone else.

[Chorus: Brandão85]
This part repeats the same strong loyalty and focus as earlier — always moving forward, loyal to the gang, living the unique Brazilian street life. Flashy gear, nonstop money-making, and staying untouchable if trouble comes their way. Brandão keeps emphasizing that he’ll never quit grinding for his people.

[Verse 3: Brandão85 & Leviano]
They’re saying the goal is to make money, not waste time or mess around. If anyone tries to block their shine, they’ll just fade out — these guys are too far ahead. Making beats is effortless for them now. They keep their money flowing only into their own world, not sharing it with outsiders. No matter where they are, in or out of their comfort zone, they only move for their own cash.

[Verse 4: Leviano]
Leviano questions the need for big music labels because he and his team are already doing it all independently. He blames his scattered focus on being high and not used to certain things. He doesn’t care about gender — his gun is ready no matter who the threat is. He paints a picture of wealth with big houses and multiple cars. He once struggled for basic things but now owns luxury rides like Lambos and Rovers. Drügs and loud vibes are part of his lifestyle. He mixes fashion into his look naturally. He’s got so much money it’s falling out of his pockets. Even his neighbor smells the weed in the morning. He reminds us that his area may not look rich, but it’s rising fast. He’s been away from his hometown for a while but now he’s back and ready to take over again.

[Interlude: Alee]
Alee hypes things up, telling Brandão it’s time to show others how to really live the street life. He’s back and confident.

[Verse 5: Alee]
Alee shares his flaws like being careless and messy, but also opens up about wanting to change his life. He’s got people around him who make him act more mature. Some people are so devoted to him it feels like a religious cult. He warns anyone trying to copy him that they’ll fail. He reflects on his choices, and even mentions dark, raw relationships. Even without formal education, he’s making real money. To him, trap music is about exposing fake people and lifting up the ones who came from nothing. He compares life to a bingo game where every person’s journey is different. After some time away, he and his crew are back stronger. People are repeating his words, proving his influence. He says they’ve shaken the system, and now he’s with a foreign girl he barely knows, living wild and free.

[Exit: Alee]
He closes by saying he and his crew are setting the example for real trap life. They’re not just talking — they’re living it fully, loud and proud.