Lyrics
Christian Dior, ay
Reference to Christian Dior, possibly symbolizing luxury and high-end fashion.
She want that Christian Dior, ay
Reiteration of the desire for Christian Dior, emphasizing a materialistic desire.
She want that Christian Dior
Continued repetition of the desire for Christian Dior, highlighting the significance of the brand.
She want that Christian Dior
-She want that Christian Dior
-She want that Christian Dior
-Ay, ay, ay, ay, ay
Exclamations, possibly expressing excitement or emphasis on the following statements.
I got no choice but to ball
Expression of having no choice but to live extravagantly, possibly due to external expectations or circumstances.
'Cause she want that Christian Dior
Connection between the desire for Christian Dior and the necessity to succeed.
'Member them nights I was all in my Birkin, you niggas ain't pick up the call
Recollection of past struggles ('nights in Birkin') and the lack of support from others.
I cannot fuck with you niggas, they say that they love me but want me to fall
Distrust towards others who claim love but secretly wish for the speaker's failure.
Man I thought you was my dog
Feeling betrayed by someone presumed to be a friend ('dog').
I'm tryna figure it out, yeah, yeah
Expression of confusion and a desire to understand the situation.
Achoo, slatt, wipe my nose
Slang and onomatopoeia, possibly indicating a dismissive or confident attitude.
You can just stay for the night, Lil Boat
Offering someone to stay for the night ('Lil Boat'), suggesting temporary companionship.
Say he get money, I swear he don't
Doubting someone's claims of wealth and toughness ('cappin', 'he tote').
That nigga cappin', he say he tote
-Man I just sing for the money, blue notes
Stating a focus on making money through music ('sing for the money, blue notes').
'Bout to get rich so they calling me bro
Anticipation of wealth ('about to get rich') and loyalty to close associates.
Google my niggas, they pull up with chrome
Referring to associates with firearms ('pull up with chrome').
My diamonds wet like an ocean now
Describing the speaker's valuable diamond jewelry ('wet like an ocean,' 'soaking now').
My diamonds wet, yeah they soaking now
-I made the wave and they floating now
-He talking shit, then we toast him (Bow)
Asserting a confrontational response to those who speak negatively ('toast him').
Try to run up, you get broken down
Warning of consequences for attempting to confront the speaker ('run up, broken down').
Fourth quarter shit, aw, yeah, we really see that he choking now
Observation of someone experiencing failure or pressure ('choking now').
'Bout to get rich, aw, yeah, niggas gon' act like they know me now
Anticipation of success and a warning to those who will change their attitude ('niggas gon' act like they know me now').
All of my niggas on go-o-o
-Nigga we kick in the door-o-o
-I take a sip 'cause I'm stressing
Using substances ('sip,' 'pour') as a coping mechanism for stress.
I cop a four and I pour-o-o
-Ouu, yah, destined, nigga I swear that I'm destined
Expressing a sense of destiny and gratitude for positive experiences ('destined,' 'blessings').
Ouu, yah, blessings, I gotta count up my blessings
-I got no choice but to ball
Reiteration of the speaker's lack of choice but to pursue success, linking back to the desire for Christian Dior and reflecting on past struggles.
'Cause she want that Christian Dior
-'Member them nights I was all in my Birkin, you niggas ain't pick up the call
-I cannot fuck with you niggas, they say that they love me but want me to fall
-Man I thought you was my dog
-I'm tryna figure it out, yeah, yeah
-Christian Dior, ay
Repetition of the desire for Christian Dior, emphasizing its importance in the speaker's life.
She want that Christian Dior, ay
-She want that Christian Dior
-She want that Christian Dior
-She want that Christian Dior
-She want that Christian Dior
-She want that Christian Dior
-Ay, ay, ay, ay, ay
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