Ela Só Pensa em Sexo Lyrics – Orochi

Ela Só Pensa em Sexo Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
This part is a conversation where one person is questioning another about their connection to Orochi. They ask if they know him personally and if they have attended his after-parties. There’s a sense of jealousy and curiosity, as one person feels possessive about someone being close to Orochi. It’s not about being romantically involved with him but just being around his presence. The tone is playful, with a mix of insecurity and humor. The back-and-forth exchange highlights how Orochi’s status and influence make people feel a certain way, whether it’s admiration, envy, or fascination. The laughter at the end suggests that even though there’s a bit of jealousy, it’s not entirely serious—it’s more like friendly teasing about how being near Orochi is something special or exclusive.

[Verso 1]
This part describes a luxurious and wild lifestyle. The artist is smoking hash inside a club called Scarlet, sitting in a high-end executive area. He’s surrounded by beautiful women, some of whom are OnlyFans models, dancing in a mansion. The scene is extravagant and excessive, reflecting a world where money, fame, and pleasure dominate. He also touches on how others have an issue with him simply being in this environment, suggesting that his presence alone stirs up emotions or jealousy.

[Refrão]
This section repeats the idea that the woman in the song is obsessed with pleasure and physical intimacy. She isn’t interested in emotions or relationships—her focus is purely on desire and attraction. The repetitive nature of the lyrics emphasizes that this is her defining trait in the context of the song.

[Verso 2]
Here, Orochi continues to describe his high-rolling lifestyle. He talks about how even if it’s risky, it’s okay if a certain woman comes to his show. He boasts about making over 200K in one night and being surrounded by stunning, high-maintenance women dressed in expensive brands like Chanel. He emphasizes that in his world, failure isn’t an option—everyone is always winning. A specific woman stands out, wearing pink like a Barbie and indulging in a fast-paced, party-driven life, even doing drügs inside a luxury car. The rapper compares his lifestyle to that of Travis Scott, referencing fast cars, turbulence, and endless excitement. He also mentions dodging police in São Paulo, making it clear that his crew moves in a world where singerity and rules don’t hold them back. He contrasts himself with others, suggesting that while he lives freely, others are stuck in relationships with women who secretly crave his lifestyle. He describes this woman as addicted to pleasure, unable to stop chasing excitement.

[Refrão]
Once again, the chorus reinforces the idea that the woman in question is entirely focused on pleasure and physical attraction. There’s no deeper emotional connection—just a constant desire for excitement and intimacy.

[Ponte]
In this section, Orochi references different people, possibly from the rap or party scene, all engaging in the same lavish, woman-filled lifestyle. He highlights that his entire crew is living the same way—constantly partying, being around beautiful women, and enjoying the fast life without worry. The repetition of names and the phrase “marolando com as puta’” (chilling with women) suggests that this lifestyle isn’t just for him but for his whole team.

[Saída]
This is a quick sign-off, where Orochi shouts out “Mainstreet,” his label or crew, followed by a blunt and rebellious farewell, emphasizing his unapologetic attitude.