Brazil Lyrics (English Translation) by Oliwka Brazil is a latest Polish song in the voice of Oliwka Brazil. Its music too is composed by singer while brand new Brazil song lyrics are also written by Oliwka Brazil. This is a popular song among the people of United States of America. The song It is a bold and playful rap where she shows off her confidence, strength, and originality. She takes shots at weak rappers, brags about her dominance, and mixes humor with attitude, all while keeping the vibe fun, cheeky, and a little rebellious.
Brazil (English Translation) Lyrics
[Verse 1]
(Yuh)
“Hey mama,” all the female dogs in town say to me.
They have no respect—they’ll run away like rats in the subway.
Your favorite rapper came backstage, he wanted to trap me.
He admitted there wasn’t a female rapper in Poland, even a little better.
There’s no b!tch I can’t outdo, if necessary—I’ll run around.
I had to give birth to a lame rapper, I carried the pregnancy to term.
The king of rap probably got me pregnant with that, talking good things about me.
Szpak, did you have to write the lines when I was fertile? I love my kids, but it’s a shame they’re incompetent.
Twenty-three years old – I’m holding my body count in one hand.
Call the ambulance, my soda’s gone for good.
I’m pouring wine for my white girls, he was struggling with the toddler.
I won’t disown that b!tch, even though she’s making a face out of it.
Don’t piss off my white girls if you don’t want to get hit.
Or play the last role in “Kryminatorium” and get hit in the bag.
[Chorus]
And you spin it – up, down like (Brazil)
Show me how you do it, baby (Brazil)
Make it stand up like (Brazil)
Your m*mmy’s coming back with milk (Brazil)
And you spin it – up, down like (Brazil)
Show me how you do it, baby (Brazil)
Make it stand up like (Brazil)
Your m*mmy’s coming back with milk (Brazil)
(Brazil) And you, spin it—up, down like— (Ha, ha)
[Transition: Olive Brazil, Natsu]
Hello?
What are you doing tomorrow, Brazil?
[Verse 2]
I’ll bark, I’ll bite, boys (??) can leave.
These b!tches still want to rap something—they can come to the traffic jams.
You know the alphabet, A, B-B-Brazil, then just squirt.
Don’t stutter, little b-b-b-b—you better shut your mouth.
B-R-A-Z-I-L, I like his UK accent.
And he looks at my juicy lips and glue-on eyelashes.
He was looking at me a year ago, and now, when I’m three tenners less.
These asses still don’t repeat, and they’re playing on my stage.
These guys make me feel like I’m fu*king gay.
These guys who patted me on the back make me trust them less.
Because they were afraid they’d fu*k up their ads by giving me a feat.
And he walks around over-reflecting, what the fu*k are you doing, Yeat?
[Chorus]
So spin it – up, down like (Brazil)
Show me how you do it, baby (Brazil)
Make it stand up (Brazil)
Your mama’s coming back with milk (Brazil)
And you spin it – up, down like (Brazil)
Show me how you do it, baby (Brazil)
Make it stand up (Brazil)
Your mama’s coming back with milk (Brazil)
(Brazil) And you spin it – up, down like— (Ha, ha)
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Brazil (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning
[Verse 1]
Here she’s basically bragging about how other girls in the rap scene see her as the boss, but also show fake respect and quickly back off when faced with her confidence. She mentions how even well-known male rappers approach her, and one admitted there’s no woman in Poland who can match her level. She’s saying she can beat any female rival easily. She uses a metaphor of giving birth to “lame rappers,” suggesting she unintentionally inspires weaker artists who can’t keep up with her. She also points out that some people hype her up like the “king of rap” blessing her, but she still thinks those who come after her aren’t capable. She reflects on her age, saying she’s still young but has kept her private life controlled. There are also playful lines about drinking with her friends, standing up for her girls, and warning others not to mess with them, or they’ll regret it.
[Chorus]
This part has a fun, dancey vibe. She’s comparing movement and energy to the rhythm of “Brazil,” almost like a club chant. The lines about spinning up and down and making it stand up are playful, flirty, and full of attitude. The repeated “your mama’s coming back with milk” adds humor, almost like mocking immaturity while keeping the groove lighthearted and cheeky. It’s less serious and more about creating a catchy, hyped-up moment.
[Transition: Olive Brazil, Natsu]
A quick playful check-in, like a casual phone call.
[Verse 2]
Here, she keeps her tough, playful attitude going. She compares herself to a barking or biting dog, warning boys to back off. She teases other girls who still want to compete, mocking them with her name spelled out as if it’s the whole alphabet. She plays with stuttering to make fun of her rivals who can’t speak up confidently. Then she switches to a flirty image, saying she likes a guy’s British accent and how he checks her out. She also reflects on how people once ignored her but now notice her after she’s lost weight and leveled up. She calls out men in the industry who pretend to support her but really avoid helping because they don’t want to hurt their own brand. She ends with a jab at another artist, calling out their confused behavior. It’s a mix of confidence, shade, and self-awareness.
[Chorus]
Once again, this repeats the fun, energetic lines about spinning and moving like “Brazil.” It’s playful, catchy, and full of swagger, mixing dancing vibes with a cheeky reminder that she’s in control of the fun and energy.
FAQs
Q. Who has sung Brazil (English Translation) song?
A. Brazil (English Translation) song is sung by Oliwka Brazil.
Q. Who wrote Brazil (English Translation) lyrics?
A. Brazil (English Translation) lyrics are penned by Oliwka Brazil.
Q. Who has given the music of Brazil (English Translation) song?
A. Brazil (English Translation) music is composed and produced by Oliwka Brazil.
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