Hackearam-me

In 'Hackearam-me,' Péricles delves into the raw and painful emotions of a recent breakup, using modern metaphors to convey his lingering attachment and heartache. The song begins with the protagonist admitting to throwing away photos of the relationship, only to confess that he couldn't bring himself to permanently delete them. This act symbolizes his struggle to let go of the past, as he continues to revisit memories that bring him both comfort and pain.

The lyrics further explore the protagonist's attempts to avoid places and activities that remind him of his former lover. He even avoids social invitations, highlighting the depth of his sorrow and the extent to which the breakup has affected his daily life. The use of the term 'bebê' to refer to his ex adds a layer of intimacy and personal loss, making the pain more palpable.

The chorus introduces a clever and contemporary metaphor: the idea that his heart has 'cloned his chip' and might make him call his ex in a moment of weakness. By saying 'hackearam-me,' he implies that his emotions are out of his control, as if someone has hacked into his heart and is making him act against his better judgment. This metaphor not only modernizes the theme of heartbreak but also emphasizes the involuntary nature of his lingering feelings. The song captures the universal experience of struggling to move on from a significant relationship, blending traditional themes of love and loss with the digital age's language and imagery.