G.D.O.

Ratos de Porão's song "G.D.O." is a raw and unfiltered critique of the modern digital landscape, particularly focusing on the spread of misinformation and the manipulation of public opinion through digital means. The band, known for their hardcore punk style, uses aggressive and direct language to convey their disdain for the "digital militias" that operate online. These groups, described as "robotized actions," are depicted as entities that deceive the masses, spreading chaos and confusion.

The lyrics highlight the role of fanatics who are led by these digital forces, suggesting that they would rather face dire consequences than succumb to misleading ideologies. The mention of "mamadeira de piroca" and "comunista ateu" references infamous fake news stories that have circulated in Brazil, illustrating the absurdity and danger of such disinformation. The song paints a picture of a society overwhelmed by delusion and chaos, driven by the relentless spread of false narratives.

Furthermore, the song criticizes the leaders of these movements, referred to as "cabeção," who are portrayed as manipulative figures seeking to arm their followers with misinformation. The lyrics suggest that these leaders are not only a threat to societal order but are also under legal scrutiny, hinting at the potential consequences of their actions. Ratos de Porão uses their music as a platform to call out these digital manipulators, urging listeners to be wary of the information they consume and the sources they trust.