Lyrics
We all know where you live
We are aware of your physical location
In the real world
Referencing the actual, non-digital world
We all know what you drive
We know the type of vehicle you own
In the real world
Again emphasizing the real, offline existence
We all know what you like
We are familiar with your preferences
In the real world
Highlighting knowledge about personal tastes
Darling, save that cap
Suggesting to keep genuine emotions for face-to-face interactions
For the internet
Save genuine emotions for real-life encounters, not online
Save that cap, hmm
Reiteration to reserve authentic feelings for offline situations
You're the baddest
Acknowledging someone's online persona as impressive or daring
You're the baddest
-On the internet
-Don't get high
Advice to avoid becoming excessively absorbed in one's online presence
On your own content
Warning against overindulgence in self-generated content
I know you home counting
Implying a focus on tracking social media metrics
All your likes and impressions
Observing the meticulous counting of online likes and impressions
Like you lost something
Suggesting a sense of loss or confusion in the process
I think we're feeling ourselves too much
Reflection on the potential arrogance or self-importance
Are we feeling ourselves too much?
Raising a question about excessive self-esteem
(Feeling ourselves)
Reiteration of self-absorption in online identity
Many will say I'm hating
Anticipating accusations of jealousy but claiming insight
But I know something different
-(I think we feeling ourselves)
Repeating the theme of understanding beyond perceived hate
Many will say I'm hating
-But I see something different
Emphasizing an alternative perspective to common opinions
We all know where you live
Reiteration of the knowledge about someone's real-world aspects
In the real world
-We all know what you drive
-In the real world
-We all know what you like
-In the real world
-Rasta, save that cap
Encouraging a Rasta figure to be genuine and not adopt online personas
There's a disconnect
-Save that cap, hmm
-You're the baddest
Recognizing someone as daring or impressive in the digital realm
You're the baddest
-On the internet
Reiteration of the focus on self-perception in the online space
(we feeling ourselves, feeling ourselves)
Repeating the theme of excessive self-absorption online
Your follower count don't make you Jesus
Rejecting the idea that online followers define one's importance
It don't make you Caesar
-It don't mean you're better
-Don't get fooled by the Meta
Warning against being deceived by virtual platforms like Meta
I think we're feeling ourselves too much
Reiterating the concern about inflated self-worth online
Are we feeling ourselves too much?
-(Feeling ourselves)
Restating the theme of self-absorption in the digital context
Many will say I'm hating
Addressing potential accusations of envy while claiming understanding
But I know something different
-(I think we feeling ourselves)
-Many will say I'm hating
-But I see something different
Insisting on perceiving things differently from common opinions
Different
Emphasizing diversity or uniqueness
Different
-Different
-Don't get high
Repeat of the advice against excessive self-indulgence in online content
On your own content
Observing the obsessive counting of social media metrics
I know you home counting
-How many numbers you got
Questioning the correlation between online metrics and personal value
But does it equal your worth
-How we view people it hurts
Reflecting on the negative impact of societal judgment
Just look at the evil we birthed
-Everyone's fake
Expressing a cynical view of widespread insincerity or falsehoods
Everyone's fake (Sesame Street)
-Everyone's fake
-I think we're feeling ourselves too much
Reiteration of the concern about inflated self-worth online
Are we feeling ourselves too much?
-(Feeling ourselves)
Repeating the theme of excessive self-absorption online
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