Modo Carreira Lyrics – Supernova Ent

Modo Carreira Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Niink]
In the intro, Niink expresses a sense of independence and defiance. He starts by saying that he was never anyone’s possession, and he’ll never be. He dismisses people who are not real or important to him, including other crews, record labels, and gangs. He acknowledges that the streets don’t show respect and that he and his crew know the real truth. It’s a declaration of being unapologetic and not caring about what others think or do, emphasizing the harsh reality of street life.

[Verso: Niink]
In this verse, Niink talks about the pressure to succeed and the harsh realities of street life. He stresses that he can’t afford to fail because the stakes are high—this isn’t just a game. He explains how life in the neighborhood is rough, with prices always rising, and how he’s stayed humble despite his success. He reflects on his weaknesses but tries to keep them hidden, and admits to not attending church anymore but still prays in his own way. The verse also touches on the pain of losing a close friend, leading to a more cautious and guarded approach to life. Niink talks about being on constant alert, even in restaurants, and how his time in the studio has become his focus. He also mentions the mental strain he’s under, dealing with anxiety and keeping himself calm with substances, revealing the dark side of his lifestyle. It’s about navigating trauma, stress, and survival.

[Intro: Veigh & Gshytt]
In this short intro, Veigh and Gshytt hype up the track, setting an energetic tone. They mention being in the “Dos Prédio” (a reference to their neighborhood or lifestyle) and prepare for what’s coming next. It’s a brief moment of anticipation, signaling they are ready to go hard in the following verses.

[Verso 1: Veigh]
Veigh begins by stating that the times have changed, and he won’t lose his position or “throne,” even if it means needing more or having to come up with new plans. He reflects on how he’s transformed his life and the lives of those around him. He mentions how his family, once poor, is now in a better place, hinting at financial success. He talks about the irony of his past job in telemarketing and how, now, his work is to make people listen to him. There’s a sense of pride in his success, as he can now afford anything for his loved ones, like buying his mother bags and supporting those in need. He also hints at the rough side of his life, like paying bail for a friend in trouble and feeling the satisfaction of revenge when people hate on him. It’s a verse about overcoming struggles, taking control, and rising above adversity.

[Verso 2: G.A]
G.A continues with a more boastful tone, describing his success and lifestyle. He mentions how his face alone can increase demand for his presence or product, signaling his influence. He talks about living large, with luxury items and showing off in public, all while being deep into street business. He describes the environment around him, where wealth attracts attention and respect, and even mentions the power he has when performing. G.A also acknowledges the dangers of his world, referencing former clients who are no longer reliable. Despite the chaos, he embraces the life he’s built, stating that he’s in it for the money and that he’s here to stay. It’s a celebration of success, while also recognizing the street mentality that comes with it.

[Saída]
The outro is a quick, playful shout-out. Gshytt says “Bv-Bv-Bvga” (likely a slang phrase) and asks what’s going on, signaling the end of the track with a fun, carefree vibe. It’s a light, almost teasing way to wrap things up.