Passando No Bairro Lyrics – Leviano, MC Tuto

Passando No Bairro Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]Just a producer tag, signaling the beat is starting.

[Refrão]The chorus talks about moving through the neighborhood in a fast, expensive car, showing off wealth and success. The rapper flexes his luxury lifestyle—imported brands, costly clothes, and a rich businessman look. He makes it clear that money is not an issue; he spends freely and enjoys his high status. The comparison to a BMW (a German car) adds to the theme of power and prestige.

[Verso 1]The verse describes a mix of street life and luxury. He mentions driving a regular car (Palio), but his presence makes people nervous, like a robbery is happening. He’s now a well-known figure in the streets, wearing heavy jewelry that makes his chest feel cold. He doesn’t trust legal systems and prefers handling conflicts directly. He knows who is truly by his side. In a five-star hotel, he enjoys a lavish lifestyle. He increases his money flow without working out, meaning he builds wealth effortlessly. He mocks those who pretend to be gangsters and warns that singerities are listening in on radios. This verse blends street credibility, wealth, and a sense of power.

[Refrão]The chorus repeats the same idea of moving through the city in style. It reinforces the themes of speed, money, fashion, and confidence. He presents himself as someone who commands attention wherever he goes.

[Verso 2]MC Tuto talks about his rise from the streets and his carefree attitude now that he’s successful. He speeds through his neighborhood, leaving tire marks as a symbol of his presence. He’s making so much money it’s like smoke—fast and constant. Nothing really bothers him anymore. He tells younger people to enjoy their best phase in life. He also mentions a woman dancing, emphasizing the party and fun side of his lifestyle. When he passes by, people wonder who he is because of his flashy presence. He compares himself to a Porsche 911, calling himself a “terror,” meaning he’s a dominant figure in the scene. Despite his success, he stays humble. He warns doubters that he’ll prove them wrong, even violently if needed. He calls himself part of a new generation bringing a revolution, and he won’t stop celebrating his success.

[Refrão]The chorus repeats once more, driving home the message of wealth, luxury, and high status. The collaboration between Leviano and MC Tuto strengthens the idea that they’re part of a new, dominant wave in the rap game.

[Saída]Ends the song with the same producer tag as the intro.