LIMA, Vinícius Moreira. "Funk ousadia", adolescence, contemporaneity: a Lacanian reading. []. , 18, 2, pp.685-708. ISSN 1808-4281.

"Funk ousadia" is a recent subgenre of funk whose lyrics present recurrent themes: radically pornographic content, involving the image of the "novinha" and recurring to many slangs for referring to the genital organs, amid judicial polemics, good reception from its audience and bad reception from conservative sectors of society. The presence of a considerable quantity of adolescent "MCs" in "funk ousadia" takes us to affirm that, in the logical time of encounter with the no sexual relation, in an epoch of decline of the paternal function and of cultural stimulation for a ordinary perversion, these "MCs" make a semblant of knowledge about sex - or deposit it into the "novinha" - as a way of treating jouissance and the absence of sexual relation, creating themselves a proper name through funk, constituting, thus, a web of horizontal identifications with specular subjects in search of consistency, bypassing the pulsional Real in question in puberty.

: perversion; semblant; fantasy; jouissance; castration.

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