Change

Acknowledging and showing respect to friends in prison.

Contrasting honesty with fans and the reality of life.

Acceptance of the circumstances one is given.

Contentment with the current situation.

Expressing appreciation for his girlfriend's appearance.

Addressing relationship issues and jealousy on social media.

Having spent time in prison for family loyalty.

Displaying wealth with jewelry and its impact on others.

Indicating that his presence makes other women attracted.

Commitment to staying true to oneself.

Describing a lifestyle of partying, substance use, and success after overcoming challenges.

Catch us in the club and we're burning buds

That's my nigga in the foreign, see him burning dust

Put my brother in jail said he's serving drugs

But that's work to us

So I hide the pain through these designer frames

Bro died and I put him on a diamond chain

Came outta jail to a mic and stage

And it's different from the trap but I like the change

Portraying a shift from a challenging past to a luxurious lifestyle.

With the cutest women, we're so used to winning

Don't ask why we're used to sinnin'

It's that coupé I'm whippin', past the bando I used to live in

You got you're watch from this rapping ting

But me I got my watch from this trapping ting

Me and bro on the same bike saddling

Now I press sports on a Merc' and we're vanishing

Reflecting on humble beginnings and contrasting it with present success.

Don't say much, I've been through a lot

And you're queen is a thot bro she's been through the block

My new shits mad, you ain't seen what I got

And all these boxes and kilos

Got me the same watch as the Migos

You got a Z but it's a box when I reload

And the streets know you're flexing in deets'ed clothes

Reiteration of the theme of partying and success.

Catch us in the club and we're burning buds

That's my nigga in the foreign, see him burning dust

Put my brother in jail said he's serving drugs

But that's work to us

So I hide the pain through these designer frames

Bro died and I put him on a diamond chain

Came outta jail to a mic and stage

And it's different from the trap but I like the change

Acknowledging difficult family situations and personal struggles.

If I didn't, go and meet the plug

15 knee deep in the streets, where my niggas?

I didn't need the love

And my dad, he ain't really shit

But I'd be lying if I say I didn't need my mum

Gyal always stressing going through some drama

Telling me she need a hug

Yo it's safe to say, I was stuck in the hood with no place to stay

You weren't nowhere around tryna save the day

Now you're all in my face cuz my papers straight

Fam I'll never show you niggas how to bake a cake

Boasting about success and resilience in the face of challenges.

Gun shots were beating, we're sliding them west

Them man are singing they're trying there best

Reiteration of the partying and success theme.

Catch us in the club and we're burning buds

That's my nigga in the foreign, see him burning dust

Put my brother in jail said he's serving drugs

But that's work to us

So I hide the pain through these designer frames

Bro died and I put him on a diamond chain

Came outta jail to a mic and stage

And it's different from the trap but I like the change

Final repetition of the theme with a focus on overcoming adversity.

Catch us in the club and we're burning buds

That's my nigga in the foreign, see him burning dust

Put my brother in jail said he's serving drugs

But that's work to us

So I hide the pain through these designer frames

Bro died and I put him on a diamond chain

Came outta jail to a mic and stage

And it's different from the trap but I like the change