This part is rapped in Portuguese, below is a loose translation of what Josbi is saying:

Incapable, Defeated, Loser, Dork and Spoiled
They talk so much about me that my ears are swollen
When I first told them I rhymed, everybody laughed
But fuck it, I still rhyme, live, and represent Brazil

Josbi makes a joke on Adele’s song “chasing pavements” stating that if he goes into the music biz. he will succeed, he’ll never be chasing pavements

Work dat face adele!

Josbi hates school and prefers to spend his time working on music

Josbi ends the song in a more humorous tone quoting Uncle Ben from spiderman. He is aware that making music comes attached with a great power, because a lot of people will be hearing you and absorbing what you have to say. Josbi feels like he has to use this power to preach what he believes is right, so that they don’t commit the same mistakes he did

“Peter, with great power comes great responsibility”

And now he’s mad, trying to relax by certain means, because he is tired of seeing people follow down the same lane he did and being completely brain washed, living the same lies that he did.

He felt so forgotten in his church that he had to leave. However, studying and being a part of the catholic church was vital to him, for losing himself in the institution of his religion was a vital step into actually finding himself and defining what he believes in

They told him to search for spiritual guidance and god in the catholic church (he references castles, since castles are a mark of medieval Europe, which was marked by the Catholic church). And although he bit the bait, he never found true wealth in the institution of the church. He felt like they weren’t there to help guide him, but were actually there for their own interests

Also, he feels like he is trapped by the digital world and can’t even find the right words to express his feelings

A lot of people hate on him and try to “box him in”. But he just sheds off all that hate and reborn’s himself to a new and much stronger Josbi

LIKE A PHOENIX

Although Jos was never judged by the color of his skin, he feels very different from the people in his community. He knows that the way he thinks and acts is very incompatible with the mindset of his peers, becoming an outsider in his own mind, even if he appears to be socially accepted on the surface.

He feels that although he is surrounded by people, most of them don’t understand him