Não Sei Se Tô Solteiro (part. Maiara e Maraisa)

The song "Não Sei Se Tô Solteiro" by the Brazilian sertanejo duo Matheus e Kauan delves into the emotional turmoil and confusion following a passionate romantic encounter. The lyrics describe the protagonist's return home with physical signs of a wild night, such as 'scratched skin,' and a mind full of questions about the implications of what transpired. The repeated phrase 'lascou, lascou, lascou' suggests a sense of trouble or complication, indicating that the events of the night may have significant consequences.

As the song progresses, the protagonist reflects on the intensity of the encounter, highlighting the deep connection made through actions like 'putting the tongue inside my mouth' and the urgency of 'clothes going down.' These vivid descriptions convey a sense of intimacy and immediacy that has left the protagonist questioning the status of their relationship. The line 'Depois do que cê fez' ('After what you did') implies that the other person's actions were so impactful that they blurred the lines of the protagonist's relationship status, leading to the titular question of whether they are still single.

The emotional depth of the encounter is further emphasized by the mention of 'almost saying I love you' amidst the passion. This detail suggests that the connection was not just physical but also emotional, leaving the protagonist in a state of uncertainty about their feelings and the nature of their relationship. The song captures the complexity of modern romantic relationships, where physical intimacy can sometimes precede clear emotional understanding or commitment, leading to confusion and a reevaluation of one's relationship status.