TRAPLIFE Lyrics – Brandão85

TRAPLIFE Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
It’s just a hype opening, announcing the mixtape and hyping up Brandão to drop his signature style.

[Refrão]
He’s proudly saying he’s living the trap life—fast money, street style, and being real. He’s into the vibe, the lifestyle, and even the girls around him want in on it. People love the trap energy, especially in Ceará, his hometown. Good weed boosts his mood and energy. He’s not just pretending—this is real for him. He’s making moves, creating memories with his girl, and staying loyal to her. He also throws a little shade, saying most people aren’t really genuine and can’t match his unique vibe.

[Verso]
He talks about spoiling his girl with expensive jewelry that makes her shine, changing the atmosphere around them. Money used to be tight, but now things turned around quickly. Even if someone tries to bring him down, they can’t touch his mindset or hustle. He’s riding around Fortaleza, showing off the life he built. Just one call made him a hundred thousand, and now everyone wants to know his secrets. He’s deep in thought, always planning and staying ahead.

[Refrão]
He repeats the message loud and clear—he’s fully living the trap lifestyle and loving it. The girls around him are drawn to this flashy, rebellious world. Everyone around, especially in Ceará, is catching on to this trap wave. He feels lifted and energized by the weed he smokes. Everything he’s doing is real—he’s recording life like a movie with his girl right by his side. He keeps repeating how true he is to himself and how no one fake can match what he brings. It’s about staying authentic while everyone else is just trying to copy the look and not the substance.

[Saída]
It ends by doubling down on the trap life vibe. The question at the start asks why he’s got so much “molho” or sauce—basically asking why he’s so cool, stylish, or full of swag. Then it rolls into a chant of “trap life” over and over, like a statement or anthem. It’s not just a lifestyle—it’s his identity, repeated again and again like a motto. It feels like he’s stamping it in your head: this is who he is, this is how he lives.