Parasitando means "parasiting" or "living off others." It's a strong, evocative word that isn't commonly found in everyday song lyrics.
In the context of the song, it's used to describe people who live in an "illusory world" and don't work for what they have, instead relying on others. The artist contrasts this with his own struggle and determination, making the word a powerful statement against those who don't earn their keep.
In "Lealdade," which means Loyalty, MC Vitão JC tells a story straight from the streets, celebrating hard work and true friendship. He paints a picture of a world where nothing is given for free and loyalty is a rare treasure. The lyrics contrast the struggle of the past with the success of the present, noting how people who once looked down on him now act friendly because his "bank account is growing."
This song is a message to the haters and fake friends. The artist calls out those who were absent during tough times but now complain that he has changed. He proudly declares that his success was earned honestly, "without needing to step on anyone." From running barefoot in the alleys to wearing 18-karat gold and designer shoes, the song is an anthem of overcoming obstacles through determination and staying true to the few people who are genuinely loyal.