Malvada Lyrics (English Translation) – Bb trickz

Malvada (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1]
She’s saying she’s not some innocent girl who follows the rules—she’s out late, doing her own thing. She rolls with a tough crew, and people can feel their presence. Everyone talks about her, so it’s better not to make up stories. She’s dangerous, even threatening. Her crew is bold, fearless, and ready for anything. Tonight, no one is thinking straight—it’s all about partying hard and letting loose without worrying about anything.

[Chorus]
She’s full of confidence, saying she never loses and only knows how to win. The “pile of F’s” might refer to past fails or obstacles, but she wears them like a badge of honor—she’s still a star. The next lines sound wild and bold—like if you mess with her or her people, there’s a price to pay. She moves with style and power, and no one can block her path. She knows people hate her, but it’s because she’s so unapologetically strong and “bad”—in a cool, edgy way. The repeated “evil” lines are like a chant, owning her fierce attitude. When she says “a pack of twenty,” she might be talking about money or something valuable that boosts her confidence. The whole vibe is about being untouchable, full of energy, and not caring what anyone thinks. She embraces this villain-type energy, calling herself “evil as a bullet,” sharp and unstoppable.

[Verse 2]
Here she’s flexing—saying everyone wants to be like her. She’s got money (referred to as “cheese”) and style. She jokes about wanting free fast food, showing she’s playful even while boasting. She’s not tied down to one guy—she’s got options. When she gets money, she flaunts it. The “tennis” line might be talking about expensive shoes or lifestyle, and how it stresses people out trying to keep up. Someone is making her feel love without even trying too hard. She and her crew go all in, without needing to explain everything—they just live it.

[Chorus]
Again, she’s making it clear—she doesn’t lose, only wins. She repeats that superstar energy, owning all her past mess-ups like they made her better. There’s a line that sounds like it’s saying: if you’ve got backup, great—but if you get caught slipping, you’ll pay for it. She’s smooth and fierce, and no one can slow her down. People can’t even stop her face-to-face. The hate she gets just fuels her, and she embraces the role of the “bad girl.” She’s got that mix of style and power that makes her stand out. The “twenty-dollar heel” could be a cheap item that still makes her look like a total package—it’s not about the price, it’s the confidence. The vibe is cool, effortless, and strong. When she says “evil as a bullet,” it’s like she’s saying she’s sharp, fast, and not to be messed with—just straight-up dangerous in the best way.