Ponto Galo Lyrics – NGC Daddy

Ponto Galo Lyrics Meaning

Here, NGC Daddy is showing off his strength and street power. He mentions having big guns and wearing thick, flashy chains, sending the message that he’s well-armed and living a high-risk, high-reward lifestyle. He throws shade at his enemies by saying their equipment is old and weak, while his weapons are new and ready for action.

This section is him hyping himself up. Repeating his name over and over, he’s letting everyone know who’s in charge. It’s got that confident, boss energy—like a street anthem to remind everyone he’s the main one.

He’s saying he’s never without his weapon, even when sleeping. The “choppa” (gun) is basically part of him now. If anyone tries to come into his neighborhood or territory, they better be ready because that place, “Ponto Galo,” isn’t quiet—it explodes with action when things go down.

He warns people that they already know what will happen if they show up. He and his crew are always training, always alert, even on regular days. They’re like soldiers—ready for war any time, and not scared to fight.

Now he paints a picture of himself deep in the forest, hiding with his AK set to rapid fire. He’s fully loaded and not afraid to use grenades if trouble shows up. His Glock is always ready too, and anyone trying to challenge him will end up dead. It’s intense, showing the violent reality of the streets.

He says he’s been sharp since he was a kid, always thinking smart and making money, even if it’s from shady business. He compares himself to a Monopoly king, flipping dirty money. He spends that cash on popular influencers, and he’s got so much swagger that they scream his name in bed. It’s all about power, control, and ego.

He describes his street fashion—tight shirt, a shiny pistol on his waist, and a sharp haircut. Women are drawn to him when he passes by. He says some of them want designer stuff, fake breasts, and to hang with a criminal like him, not even wanting to go home afterward. It shows how street life can attract attention and desire.

Sometimes he’s calm, but mostly he’s angry and always suspicious. He has no patience for backstabbers—he handles them with bullets. He doesn’t take orders, just gets his money and disappears. People are addicted to his lifestyle and what he brings, no matter what it is.

Once again, he talks about having big guns and heavy chains. His enemies are still behind with outdated gear, while he’s fresh and upgraded. If someone gets lost in his world, they’ll be surrounded and won’t even have time to call for help.