Vivos (feat. Baco Exu do Blues & Luccas Carlos)

The song 'Vivos' by BK', featuring Baco Exu do Blues and Luccas Carlos, is a powerful anthem of black empowerment and success. The recurring line 'Pretos fazendo dinheiro é tudo que eu vejo' translates to 'Black people making money is all I see,' which serves as a bold declaration of economic independence and prosperity within the black community. The artists use their lyrics to celebrate their achievements and the breaking of societal barriers that have historically hindered black success.

BK' references his personal journey and the influence of his mother, Dona Ana, suggesting that his past hardships have paved the way for a more prosperous future for his family. He also touches on the transformative power of hip-hop culture in uplifting black self-esteem and providing a platform for financial success. The mention of 'BKristo' and the 'flow faz milagres' (flow works miracles) highlights the almost spiritual impact of his music on his audience. The song also addresses the negative stereotypes and jealousy ('recalque') that come with success, as well as the newfound respect and attention from those who previously disregarded them.

Baco Exu do Blues adds his perspective, envisioning a future where they are as affluent as 'niggas in Paris,' a reference to the song by Jay-Z and Kanye West. He boasts about his wealth and the lifestyle it affords, while also acknowledging the racial profiling ('segurança atrás') he still faces. The song is a celebration of overcoming obstacles and achieving success against the odds, with a focus on black pride and financial independence.