RAGE Lyrics (English Translation) – Brandão85

RAGE (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
This intro sets the tone with repetitive beats and sounds that mimic a DJ mixing a trap track. It’s hyping up the mixtape vibe, showing off the energy and raw style of trap music. It’s like an audio buildup that gets your head into the zone before the real lyrics kick in.

[Chorus]
Here, the artist admits he let a girl mess with his thoughts, even though he’s trying to stay sharp and focused. He’s out performing and smashing shows, but part of him is distracted by her. At the same time, he doesn’t give her his full attention because he’s too busy chasing money. He’s obsessed with cash and has basically chosen it over emotional connections. He brags about having multiple girls, making it clear he’s not trying to settle down. It’s a mix of being emotionally distant, living a fast life, and loving the thrill of it all.

[Verse 1]
In this part, he talks tough. He calls out people who pretend to be real but don’t know what they’re doing. He warns that messing with him could end badly—like, one phone call and someone might get seriously hurt. He beat up someone who disrespected him and now that person’s gone quiet, like a bug you swat away. He doesn’t think too hard about consequences, just acts on impulse. He’s got stacks of money at home and lives in luxury—he describes velvet and a strong, glowing vibe around him. The girl he’s with isn’t just there for show; she’s loud and expressive. He doesn’t hold back—if someone crosses him, he might go violent. He calls himself the “B-man,” only rolling with the best people. The line about measuring money like bricks shows he’s counting his wealth like it’s building material—he’s stacking his fortune, literally and mentally.

[Chorus]
He repeats how a girl got into his mind, even though he’s trying to stay logical and act smart. He’s tearing up performances and living the fast life, but in quiet moments, he wonders how he even has time to think or talk about her. Still, money is his main love now—he treats it like a relationship, something he’s fully committed to. He’s not into emotional ties anymore, and when it comes to women, he’s got more than one and isn’t interested in being tied down. It’s like he’s traded real connection for status, attention, and freedom. The chorus comes back louder and more confident, doubling down on that trap lifestyle—fast, loud, and no room for feelings.