Calabouço translates to "dungeon". It's an evocative and somewhat dramatic word that stands out in the lyrics, immediately painting a vivid picture.
In the song, the artist uses it metaphorically when he says, "Aquela bad era osso, tranquei ela dentro do calabouço" (That bad vibe was tough, I locked it inside the dungeon). This implies he's overcome a difficult period or negative feelings by trapping them away, making the word both interesting and relatable for anyone who's faced challenges.
WIU's "Medo De Quem?" is a confident anthem about enjoying the fruits of success and living life on your own terms. He's not afraid to get a little messy in the front seat while rolling up, but the back seat is where "tudo acontece" [everything happens]. He describes a wild, passionate connection with someone who curses him and scratches him, drying out his stash, and making it hard to say no.
The song is all about embracing the good life, with lines like "Hoje é fácil gostar de mim" [Today it's easy to like me] and "Essas notas de cem me fazem não amar ninguém" [These hundred-dollar bills make me not love anyone]. He's worked hard for his success, having had "paciência" [patience] through "Vários bagulhos doido da vida" [various crazy things in life]. Now, he's living the dream, inviting someone to "Vem chapar" [Come get high] with him, surrounded by "balão, tem vela, fogo, sol e mar" [balloons, candles, fire, sun, and sea]. He's found peace and feels like he's conquered his world, asking, "Eu dominei isso aqui, vou ter medo de quem?" [I've dominated this, who am I going to be afraid of?]. It's a declaration of self-made success and living without fear.