Artista Genérico Lyrics – Veigh

Artista Genérico Lyrics Meaning

[Verso 1]
Here, Veigh starts by reminding us where he came from—the hood, the real streets. He’s not faking anything; he’s lived it. He compares himself to others who pretend to be real but just act like it. Then he talks about a girl he gave everything to, only for her to walk away when he needed her most. Once he started doing well, she wanted to come back, acting like a fan. That hurt, especially because he trusted someone who didn’t even trust herself. But he didn’t let that stop him. He brought his close friends with him and together, they built something big. He’s proud of being the first from his neighborhood to succeed. Then he turns to the haters—people who used to talk down on him, doubted his success, even mocked him for not collaborating on weak songs. They called him a “generic artist” online, which is easy to say behind a screen. But while they’re talking, he’s out here making things happen. He says he’s inspired by other artists, but he purposely does things differently, his own way. He stays cautious, even when praying, keeping things to himself. He dreams big—luxury cars, sharp mind, full skill. He knows what he wants and doesn’t settle. He won’t waste time with someone if he’s not feeling it. He even jokes about not understanding modern dating slang—it’s not his world. He wants real connection, no games. He ends by repping where he’s from—Dos Prédios—saying he’s always switched on, always active, never offline.

[Refrão]
Veigh reflects on how more money and fame bring more problems and more people trying to connect, often with fake intentions. He says figuring out what he’d do in someone else’s shoes might be tough, but for him, the answer is simple—just keep moving. He handles things on his own and refuses to go back to being broke. Only a few friends are truly loyal, and with them, he’s building a new legacy, like a fresh empire starting from scratch.

[Verso 2]
Veigh opens up more personally here. He says he’s usually calm, but can be chaotic too. If people knew how far he’s come, they’d understand why his faith in God is so strong. He throws a bit of shade at those claiming it’s “their year,” saying they better hurry up—time flies. He encourages others to be original, make their own trends, build their squad, and stay focused on their plans. Then he flips the script—he challenges people wasting energy on drügs to use that same energy on building something real, like he did. He points out the difference in choices: he used his first rap money to help his mom, while others just showed off. He questions the credibility of people who talk big but haven’t even made a mark in their own neighborhood. It’s time, he says, to re-educate the people from the hood—to think differently. And while others are wasting breath talking about him, he’s making moves in silence, his car burning fuel just by sitting there. He’s not interested in fake people and fake energy. This is the story of someone who never gave up, a real one from Dos Prédios—Thiago, finally taking center stage.