Medo de Quem? Lyrics – WIU

Medo de Quem? Lyrics Meaning

[Verso 1]
In the first verse of “Medo de Quem?” WIU paints a vivid picture of his car as a sanctuary for indulgence and chaos. He’s unconcerned about messing up the front seat while he rolls a joint (“bé”), but he draws the line at dirtying the backseat, where he knows all the action happens. Inside the car, his companion curses and scratches him, drains his stash of ganja, and loses herself in the moment. WIU attempts to resist her charms but finds himself drawn to her devilish gaze and provocative moves. Reflecting on his current popularity, he muses about how everyone seems to like him now, even though he knows the risks involved. Money (“notas de cem”) has become a central pillar of his existence, and after enduring life’s wild twists and turns, his current goal is to live the high life without losing touch with his core identity. His call at the end of the verse is casual, simply inviting someone over, highlighting his nonchalant approach to pleasure-seeking.

[Refrão]
The chorus echoes this carefree attitude, inviting someone to come over quickly (“vem chapar”), promising a gathering filled with balloons, candles, fire, sun, and sea—simple yet effective elements that promise to impress and entertain effortlessly.

[Verso 2]
In the second verse, WIU contrasts his romantic inclinations with his wild, sometimes reckless behavior. He describes finding peace amidst the chaos of his life (“achei a paz”), proudly showcasing his gold tooth and expressing his faith in a higher power (“Deus ‘tá na frente”). WIU exudes confidence, questioning who he should fear now that he’s mastered his environment. Despite reserving a VIP section, he shares it generously with others, demonstrating a mix of extravagance and generosity. Amidst a seemingly bleak world, WIU sees a bright future ahead. He reflects on the allure he holds over women (“elas amam meu pescoço”), flaunting his wealth symbolized by baguettes served at lunch. WIU recounts overcoming past hardships (“aquela bad era osso”) and feeling like he’s finally completed life’s puzzle. He asserts his confidence (“eu tenho molho”) and his ability to effortlessly multiply his wealth. When he opens his “zip,” metaphorically revealing his true self or possessions, it silences any doubters. He recalls intimate moments and asserts his dominance in his relationships, teasingly mentioning designer lingerie (“calcinha Dolce & Gabana”).

[Refrão]
The chorus repeats its invitation for a spontaneous gathering, reinforcing WIU’s carefree and hedonistic lifestyle, where simple pleasures are effortlessly enjoyed and leave a lasting impression.