TRAPLIFE Lyrics (English Translation) – Brandão85

TRAPLIFE (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
This part sets the mood with high energy. It’s like an intro to a hype mixtape where Brandão is ready to drop some serious trap vibes.

[Chorus]
He’s talking about living the trap lifestyle full-on—money, hustle, street culture, and all the highs and lows that come with it. He’s proud of where he’s from, like Ceará, where trap culture is strong. Smoking weed makes him feel better and more alive. He’s living life for real, like it’s a movie with his girl by his side. But even in all this, he’s questioning who’s genuine around him. He feels most people are fake and don’t match his unique energy or vibe.

[Verse]
He’s bragging about the flashy life—his girl shines bright with diamonds (VVS), and she brings a special energy. He didn’t always have money, but now he’s turned his situation around fast. Even if someone tried to stop him, they could never control how he thinks. He’s chilling in Fortaleza now, and he made big money with just one call. People are curious how he pulls it off, but his mind is always cooking up new plans.

[Chorus]
Again, he dives into his daily grind of trap life. He repeats that he’s fully living it and now others want the same life too. People admire it, love the thrill and flash. He gives a shoutout to Ceará again, saying trap is what defines that place. Weed plays a role in keeping him feeling good and mentally sharp. Life feels like a movie, with him and his girl starring in it. He keeps coming back to the idea that real people are rare. Most are fakes and can’t match his confidence, energy, or originality—he’s on a different level.

[Exit]
This part really drives home the lifestyle theme. He repeats “trap life” over and over like a chant to show how deep it runs in his world. The line about “sauce” is about style and swagger—people wonder how he’s got so much of it. It’s his way of showing pride in who he is, how he lives, and the success he’s built from his own grind. This section wraps up the song by making trap life feel like more than just words—it’s his full identity.