Aham (part. Matheus e Kauan)

Felipe e Rodrigo's song "Aham" featuring Matheus e Kauan delves into the emotional turmoil of a breakup, capturing the raw and often contradictory feelings that accompany the end of a relationship. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of someone trying to mask their heartbreak by going out and partying, yet failing to escape the lingering thoughts of their former lover. The repeated phrase "Aham, esqueceu" ("Yeah, you forgot") is laden with irony, as it becomes clear that forgetting is far from easy.

The song uses powerful imagery to convey the protagonist's struggle. The act of posting about going to a party and the visible signs of distress, such as slamming the table and drinking, are attempts to put on a brave face. However, these actions are mere distractions from the deeper pain and unresolved feelings. The line "Tá com raiva porque não é só o álcool que tá na sua cabeça" ("You're angry because it's not just the alcohol in your head") highlights the internal conflict, where alcohol fails to numb the emotional pain.

The chorus emphasizes the futility of trying to move on. The protagonist's ex-lover may kiss others, but their heart still yearns for the one they lost. The repetition of "Aham, esqueceu" underscores the irony and the inevitability of their true feelings resurfacing. The song poignantly captures the essence of a love that refuses to be forgotten, no matter how hard one tries to move on. The emotional depth and relatability of the lyrics make it a powerful anthem for anyone who has experienced the lingering pain of a breakup.