G3 (part. Leviano e Chefin)

Plutónio's song 'G3,' featuring Leviano and Chefin, delves into the gritty realities of street life, crime, and the pursuit of success against all odds. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a world where survival and ambition are intertwined, and where the stakes are high. The repeated references to 'AK sincero' and 'causing incêndio' (causing fire) symbolize the raw and unfiltered nature of their experiences and the impact they aim to make in their environment.

The song's narrative spans from Lisbon to São Conrado, highlighting the interconnectedness of street culture across different geographies. The mention of 'resíduos do pecado' (residues of sin) on the narrator's fingernails suggests a life marked by moral ambiguity and the constant presence of danger. Despite these challenges, there's a sense of pride and resilience, as seen in lines like 'Dinheiro não me vai tirar do bairro' (Money won't take me out of the neighborhood) and 'Vida não é filme (mas dava um livro)' (Life isn't a movie, but it could be a book).

The collaboration between Plutónio, Leviano, and Chefin underscores a sense of unity and shared purpose. Their collective voice amplifies the themes of loyalty, ambition, and the harsh realities of their environment. The song also touches on themes of material success and the desire for recognition, as evidenced by references to luxury items and the aspiration to be 'o homem do ano' (the man of the year). Ultimately, 'G3' is a powerful commentary on the complexities of street life, the pursuit of dreams, and the bonds that hold communities together in the face of adversity.