Taylor

Veigh's song 'Taylor' is a celebration of success and fan loyalty, with a direct reference to pop star Taylor Swift. The song's title was chosen after Veigh noticed that his fans were being compared to Swift's, known for their dedication and fierce defense of the artist. What was initially seen as criticism was turned into a compliment by Veigh, who acknowledged the crucial role his fans have played in his artistic journey.

In the lyrics, Veigh talks about his rise in the music world, highlighting his addiction to 'new money,' and a lifestyle filled with sold-out shows and constant travel. He points out how fame and success attract people who are only interested in his status, but also emphasizes the importance of staying true to himself and to those who genuinely matter. The reference to Taylor Swift's fan base serves as a metaphor for the loyalty and unconditional support he receives from his own audience, support that helped him reach international recognition.

The trap artist also touches on the superficiality of social media and the pressure to maintain a perfect image. While he acknowledges being seen as good-looking, he doesn't let appearances get to his head and instead seeks authenticity in his interactions. 'Taylor' is, therefore, a reflection on the balance between success, staying real, and being thankful to the fans who are essential to his career. In this way, the song is both a tribute to those who support him and a statement of his identity in the music scene, not just in Brazil, but worldwide.