Menor Quente Lyrics – Supernova Ent

Menor Quente Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Niink]
The intro introduces the vibe of the track, hyping up the release with “Supernova Volume 1” as the label’s debut, signaling a strong start.

[Verso 1: Niink]
In this verse, Niink talks about rising from humble beginnings and making money through street hustle. He mentions elevating his protégé, teaching him how to move in silence and stay ahead of the game. The “gold” represents wealth and success, while “diamonds” symbolize luxury and status. He speaks about staying under the radar, moving without drawing attention. The mention of “zona oeste” reflects his connection to a specific part of the city known for its tough, street-smart reputation. He also discusses investing the profits wisely, turning money into more valuable assets like diamonds. This verse is about enjoying the fruits of their hustle while keeping things discreet and secure.

[Verso 2: Veigh]
Veigh dives into the lifestyle that comes with their success: expensive champagne, flashy cars, and being part of an exclusive crew. He reflects on the risks they face, like getting caught by the police while doing illegal activities, but having the resources to handle such situations. The mention of a “ghost driver’s license” shows how they sometimes bend the rules to maintain their image and lifestyle. There’s also a nod to the dangers of their world, like trying to avoid a police checkpoint (the “giroflex” refers to a police siren), and even though things don’t always go smoothly, they’re still making headlines with their bold moves.

[Refrão: Veigh & G.A.]
The chorus emphasizes the unstoppable nature of Supernova as a label. They’re a well-oiled machine, and there’s no need for upgrades because the team is already on top. They’ve blocked out outsiders and continue to focus on their success. The repeated mention of “menor quente” (hot young guns) reflects their status as rising stars, untouchable and constantly making moves.

[Verso 3: G.A.]
In this verse, G.A. presents a tough, rebellious persona. He’s smoking while getting caught in a police checkpoint (“blitz”), showing his disregard for the rules. He mentions feeling like “Rambo,” ready for anything with heavy weaponry. He also talks about women who are only interested in him for his wealth, flaunting his ability to indulge them, while referencing his flashy lifestyle, with expensive jewelry and a high-status image. His producer is also well-equipped, which suggests the crew is always ready for danger. G.A.’s verse showcases a mix of bravado and street-smart confidence, living life on the edge but enjoying the spoils that come with it.

[Verso 4: Ghard]
Ghard continues the theme of flaunting wealth and power. He reflects on how women used to ignore him, but now that he’s rich, they’re flocking to him. He describes his bold behavior, like speeding through traffic without a care, indicating his disregard for singerity and the rules. The mention of a “1200” refers to a fast car, while “acima de 300” emphasizes his ability to break speed limits without consequence. He also mentions smoking mar!juana and having a luxurious lifestyle, showing how they’re living large and unapologetic. The verse highlights their sense of invincibility, both in terms of wealth and their ability to navigate through challenges.

[Refrão: Veigh]
The second chorus reiterates the strength and dominance of Supernova. The crew is still untouchable, constantly on the move, and blocking out negativity from outsiders. Their reputation continues to grow, with no updates or changes needed—they’re already at the top. It reflects the confidence of the crew and their solid position in the game.