O Que A Julia Vai Ser? Lyrics – Ajuliacosta

O que a Julia vai ser? Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
Just a playful vocal warm-up and energy kick.

[Verso 1]
Here she’s venting about the world’s mess and her place in it. She compares hell to a mother’s heart, always making room for more problems or toxic people, and even throws in a jab at Trump. She admits she could just keep doing the same old music but feels drained by it. Advice from others doesn’t help anymore because it doesn’t match what she’s searching for. She feels trapped between limited options—either falling into shallow roles or striving to make real change. She points out how unfair and absurd the system is, where the weak and the powerful are stuck in the same cycle. She insists she’s no better than anyone but chooses to use her brain. She reflects on what she really wants: fame built on scandal isn’t her path, and easy money isn’t either, especially when she knows her identity puts her at a disadvantage in that world. She jokes about following silly trends or cheap shortcuts but quickly pulls back, saying she values social awareness above all. Late at night, she questions if superficial things, like body image and social media trends, are the only way to gain success, showing her frustration with society’s shallow expectations.

[Refrão]
She keeps asking what she really wants and who she will become. Life may change, circumstances may shift, but her inner hunger and drive stay the same. This chorus shows her determination not to lose her passion no matter how much the world transforms.

[Pós-Refrão]
She highlights her fearlessness, saying this makes her different from people who just sit back waiting for change to magically happen.

[Verso 2]
She talks about herself with confidence, saying her small height doesn’t mean weakness. She challenges anyone who feels scared and insists that being in the world means facing it head-on. For women, she stresses that avoiding challenges only keeps them stuck, and she refuses to let that be her reality. Now in her twenties, she feels it’s the time to take risks because waiting longer could mean losing opportunities. She sees herself as someone who can teach and inspire, even calling out those who underestimate her. She looks ahead boldly, even to 2025, saying she doesn’t care about external approval. Instead, she frames her journey like writing a new personal declaration or testament.

[Refrão]
Again, she circles back to the same question: what does she want and who will she be? Life might change in many ways, but her thirst for purpose and authenticity never fades. This hook repeats to emphasize her restless drive and ongoing search for self-definition.

[Pós-Refrão]
Once more, she asserts she has no fear, and that courage separates her from people who just sit around waiting for change instead of creating it themselves.