VI E JINX Lyrics – 7 Minutoz

VI E JINX Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Lucas A.R.T, Gabriel Rodrigues & Ambos]
This part shows a deep emotional bond between siblings, where one is asking the other for help and promising to always be there. There’s a feeling of desperation, like one of them is trying hard to fix things and hold on to their connection. But at the same time, there’s also doubt and hurt—realizing that maybe the promises were lies. They both came from nothing, from a rough neighborhood, and now their broken relationship has turned into something too personal for outsiders to understand.

[Verso 1: Lucas A.R.T.]
Here, Vi is talking about being in prison and someone from her past needing her help. She refers to herself as someone shaped by violence, and the name “Vi” comes from that. She mentions people she’s lost—Mylo, Claggor, and Vander—and says goodbye to a girl she cares about because she can’t stay. There’s a big divide between the rich and poor, like oil and water. For her, family is everything, and people who had an easy life won’t ever get what that really means.

[Ponte: Lucas A.R.T.]
Vi is struggling with guilt for blaming her sister, Powder, and wonders if she’ll ever be forgiven. She remembers how she promised never to leave her, but she ended up breaking that promise. She questions what kind of sister she is if she couldn’t even protect her little one. Still, there’s one promise she hasn’t broken—she’ll find Powder again and try to bring her back. And she warns others to stay out of it, because this pain runs deep in the family.

[Refrão: Lucas A.R.T, Gabriel Rodrigues & Ambos]
This part shows Vi’s fierce determination to bring her sister back, no matter what. Even if she has to fight through everything, including Jinx’s madness, she’s ready. She knows Jinx is dealing with hallucinations and mental chaos, and she’s ready to face it head-on—even if Jinx sees her as crazy too. Vi blames Silco for filling her sister’s head with lies and threatens whoever gets in the way. This is a personal war—one outsiders better not step into.

[Verso 2: Gabriel Rodrigues]
Jinx, who was once Powder, talks about growing up in a world full of chaos, which messed with her mind. She feels like she’s no longer that innocent girl—she’s become something wild and dangerous. She sees rules as things meant to be broken, and explosions have become her way of expressing herself. She silences the voices in her head with destruction. Though Silco thinks he created her, she puts the blame on Vi, saying it was her sister who turned her into this monster.

[Ponte 2: Gabriel Rodrigues]
Jinx is calling out to Vi, begging her not to leave again. She’s done crying, done being the weak one. She’s accepted her identity as chaos and doesn’t care about peace anymore. She’s ready to burn everything down, even Piltover, and proudly shows off her destruction. Her message is loud and clear—this is a family issue, full of pain and anger, and no one else should dare get involved.

[Refrão: Lucas A.R.T, Gabriel Rodrigues & Ambos]
Vi is still holding onto the hope of pulling Jinx back to who she once was, even if it means fighting through her madness. She sees Jinx’s violent hallucinations as something that needs to be stopped, even if Jinx sees her as the enemy. She blames Silco again and threatens those around Jinx, especially someone close to her. This battle isn’t just about saving Jinx—it’s about settling things within the family, and outsiders are warned to stay away.

[Verso 3: Lucas A.R.T. & Gabriel Rodrigues & Ambos]
Vi talks about the lonely, painful nights she spent in prison, where the only thing that gave her strength was hearing Jinx’s voice in her mind. She says Jinx is the reason she’s still alive, but now she wonders if she’s too late to fix anything. Even though she always wanted to come back, it might not matter anymore—Jinx feels abandoned. The pain between them is too raw, and once again, the warning comes: this is family stuff—no one else should interfere.

[Refrão: Lucas A.R.T, Gabriel Rodrigues & Ambos]
Vi remains determined to save Jinx from the madness she’s trapped in, even if it means using force. She’s willing to fight through Jinx’s chaotic outbursts and delusions. Jinx may see her as insane, but Vi wants her to see that there’s still a reason to come back. Silco is still blamed for twisting Jinx’s mind, and Vi is ready to confront anyone in her way. This pain and conflict belong to their family—and no one else has the right to step in.