Produto Proibido (part. Leviano e SICKK)

BIN's song 'Produto Proibido,' featuring Leviano and SICKK, delves into the extravagant and often dangerous lifestyle associated with the trap music scene. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a world filled with luxury brands, drugs, and high-stakes living. The opening lines set the tone with references to Louis Vuitton and hashish, immediately immersing the listener in a life of opulence and indulgence. The mention of Wiz Khalifa, a well-known rapper and cannabis enthusiast, further emphasizes the song's focus on a hedonistic lifestyle.

The song also explores the darker aspects of this lifestyle, such as the use of codeine and the presence of firearms. The lyrics mention 'codein na minha garrafa' (codeine in my bottle) and 'com armas e drogas em casa' (with guns and drugs at home), highlighting the risks and consequences that come with this way of living. The recurring theme of feeling 'chapado' (high) and 'cansado' (tired) suggests a sense of weariness and the toll that this lifestyle takes on the individuals involved. Despite these challenges, the artists express a determination to stay ahead, as evidenced by the line 'sempre vou tar um passo à frente' (I will always be one step ahead).

The song also touches on themes of authenticity and the desire for a genuine trap experience. BIN expresses disdain for the 'cena falsa' (fake scene) and a longing for a more authentic trap life. This sentiment is echoed in the lines about making money and creating waves in the music industry. The song's chorus, which repeats the idea of being high and always staying ahead, encapsulates the duality of the trap lifestyle—its allure and its pitfalls. The vivid imagery and raw honesty in 'Produto Proibido' offer a compelling glimpse into the highs and lows of living in the fast lane.