Purple Baguettes

Flexing in Purple Baguettes: 88GLAM's Extraterrestrial Lifestyle
Be the first to rate this song

Lyrics

I can get used to the treatment

I am becoming accustomed to a certain level of treatment.

Designer got bought every stop on the tour, uh

The designer items were purchased at every tour stop.

Jumbo my flex, iced out my neck

I showcase my wealth and luxury, emphasizing my extravagant neck jewelry.

Love to get bitches that curved (ice on my neck)

I enjoy pursuing women who initially rejected me (ice refers to diamonds on my neck).

Always a flex, purple baguettes, baby you know I'm from Mars (flex)

I consistently flaunt my opulence, particularly with unique purple diamonds (baguettes) – a metaphorical reference to being alien or extraordinary.

Flex on my ex, never regret, S on my chest, yeah

I boast about moving on from my past relationships without regrets, expressing confidence with an 'S' on my chest.


I can get used to the treatment

Reiteration of the themes mentioned in lines 1-6.

Designer got bought every stop on the tour, uh

-

Jumbo my flex, iced out my neck

-

Love to get bitches that curved (ice on my neck)

-

Always a flex, purple baguettes, baby you know I'm from Mars (flex)

-

Flex on my ex, never regret, S on my chest, yeah

-

Young nigga splurge the pot, uh (pot)

I spend money lavishly (splurge) and engage in street activities (work the block).

Young nigga work the block, uh (block)

Continuation of street life, possibly involving illegal activities.

I got some commas, I'll take care of mama

I have financial success and intend to take care of my mother.

Ain't promised tomorrow, no (take care of mine)

Awareness of the uncertainty of the future.

I keep them choppers on deck, yeah (ooh)

I keep weapons (choppers) readily available.

Chanel on my shirt is the best, yeah (ooh)

I value luxury, as indicated by Chanel on my shirt.

Broke boy, you makin' a mess

A dismissive attitude towards someone less fortunate (broke boy).

Sticky approach and you niggas get wet (drip)

Warning that approaching inappropriately results in consequences (get wet).

Glam Boy, my nigga, you slept on

A reference to the Glam Boy lifestyle and being underestimated by others.

They love you but disappear

People claim to love you but may disappear when you face challenges.

Skydweller my wrist 'cause I'm never here

Ownership of high-end items, emphasizing absence and detachment.

The Ghost is the whip 'cause I never steer

-

Two bitches addicted to eatin' flesh

Engaging in hedonistic behavior with two women.

A lot goin' on but we sayin' less

Choosing to reveal minimal information despite a chaotic lifestyle.

They buy the Plan B at the CVS

Dealing with the consequences of a risky encounter, buying emergency contraception.

I'm shootin', but fuck it, don't need a vest

Engaging in dangerous activities without concern for personal safety.


I can get used to the treatment

Reiteration of the themes mentioned in lines 1-6.

Designer got bought every stop on the tour, uh

-

Jumbo my flex, iced out my neck

-

Love to get bitches that curved (ice on my neck)

-

Always a flex, purple baguettes, baby you know I'm from Mars (flex)

-

Flex on my ex, never regret, S on my chest, yeah

-

I can get used to the drippin' in Barneys

Adjusting to a luxurious lifestyle, specifically mentioning Barneys, a high-end department store.

I rope her like Hardy, my guy

Asserting control over a romantic relationship.

Packin' it just like the maids

Possibly referring to carrying drugs discreetly during tours.

When we leave for tour out my loft

Flexing wealth with purple diamonds, repeating the Martian metaphor.

Always a flex, purple baguettes, baby you know I'm from Mars (flex)

Reiteration of the themes mentioned in lines 1-6.

Flex on my ex, never regret, S on my chest, yeah

Confidently navigating romantic relationships, handling stress with marijuana.

She playin' chess, Teflon that vest, and I smoke gas when I'm stressed

Referencing a strategic approach in relationships, with a mention of Teflon for protection.

Make his own fees, call the police, all because my set's a threat

Indicating that the speaker's reputation leads to police involvement.

Damage alert, hand up her skirt, we 'bout to "F" as in Frank

Engaging in sexual activities, using the letter 'F' as a metaphor.

My friends are deceased, that's why I'm so blue when I count up my Franks, yeah

Expressing sadness due to the loss of friends when counting money.


I can get used to the treatment

Reiteration of the themes mentioned in lines 1-6.

Designer got bought every stop on the tour, uh

-

Jumbo my flex, iced out my neck

-

Love to get bitches that curved (ice on my neck)

-

Always a flex, purple baguettes, baby you know I'm from Mars (flex)

-

Flex on my ex, never regret, S on my chest, yeah

-

I can get used to the treatment

-

Designer got bought every stop on the tour, uh

-

Jumbo my flex, iced out my neck

-

Love to get bitches that curved (ice on my neck)

-

Always a flex, purple baguettes, baby you know I'm from Mars (flex)

-

Flex on my ex, never regret, S on my chest, yeah

-
The lyrics of this song contain explicit content.
Similar Songs

Comment