RAGE Lyrics – Brandão85

RAGE Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
This part is just setting the vibe of the song. It’s like a warm-up with repetitive words that highlight the trap music style and mixtape energy. It doesn’t carry much story, but it brings in the raw, edgy feel that the rest of the song builds on.

[Refrão]
Here, he’s talking about letting a certain girl mess with his head for a while, but now he’s playing it smarter. He’s focused on his hustle, doing shows, making moves, and getting money. He doesn’t have time for feelings or emotional distractions anymore. He’s fallen in love with money instead of love itself, and that’s what he wants to stick with. Girls come and go, and he’s got more than one around, so he doesn’t get attached. His priority now is cash, not relationships. The whole vibe is about putting success and fame above personal drama.

[Verso 1]
He starts by calling out someone who talks tough but doesn’t know what they’re getting into. He warns that just one call could have serious consequences — like someone ending up in a church, meaning dead or hurt. He beat up a hater who talked trash, and now that guy stays quiet like a wasp. He doesn’t really care about what might happen afterward — he acts without overthinking. His life is surrounded by money, it’s part of his everyday world. He wears luxury like velvet shorts, showing he’s leveling up both outside and within. The girl by his side isn’t just for looks, she’s active in the scene too. He’s cool with the chaos — even talks about shooting someone’s gut like it’s nothing. He calls himself “mano B,” meaning he’s that guy who only rolls with the best. And when it comes to money, he’s stacking so much he needs a tape measure to count it like a builder.

[Refrão]
Once again, he talks about how a girl messed with his mind before, but now he’s all about playing things smart. He’s busy tearing up shows and focusing on his goals, not wasting time thinking or talking to that girl. His love is for money now — that’s what he wants to build his life with. He doesn’t need that one girl, he’s got others around. He repeats that idea, driving the point home that he’s not about being tied down. The whole hook is a repeat of his mindset — chasing cash, living wild, and keeping relationships on the surface while his real loyalty is to his grind.