Lyrics
I ain’t playin widja,
I am not joking or fooling around with you.
I ain’t playin widja,
Reiteration of the statement that the speaker is serious.
But I smile through it,
Despite the seriousness, the speaker maintains a positive facade.
Half perfect half ruined,
Life is a mix of both good and bad experiences.
Dunno why we’re here but suicide I can’t do it,
Despite challenges, the speaker rejects the idea of suicide.
Thinking ‘bout da times I shook leg and pushed past through it,
Reflecting on times of overcoming difficulties.
Thinking ‘bout when did da struggles become fluid?
Questioning when struggles became easier to deal with.
Thinking ‘bout my mum raising us four for a reason,
Contemplating the purpose behind the mother raising four children.
Thinking ‘bout us four thriving still breathing,
Reflecting on the success and survival of the speaker and siblings.
Thinking ‘bout rah 4 kids uno I can’t do it…
Expressing reluctance or inability to handle the responsibility of four kids.
I ain’t playin widja,
Reiteration of not joking or fooling around.
I ain’t playing widja,
Emphasizing seriousness once again.
Thinking ‘bout my nephew,
Thinking about the speaker's nephew.
I know it’s been a while but like peekaboo I never left you,
Expressing a lasting connection despite time passing.
Enjoy being young getting older can be stressful,
Advising to enjoy youth as aging can be stressful.
Late night at redbull studios slipping redbull,
Recalling late nights at Redbull studios, possibly working hard.
Early morning I wake up and look like Dead-pool,
Describing a tired and worn-out appearance in the morning.
I was making crowds scream like I make heavy metal,
Referencing past success in entertaining crowds.
Sometimes they give me flowers,
Acknowledging recognition with flowers or praise.
Sometimes they give me petals,
Recognition of both positive and negative experiences.
Can’t predict the future I just hope that it’s eventful
Expressing hope for a fulfilling future.
I ain’t playing widja,
Reaffirming the seriousness and commitment to work.
Tell that cutie pie I’m working I ain’t staying widja,
Informing someone that the speaker is focused on work and not staying.
Call my mum ask her how’s my baby sister?
Inquiring about the well-being of the speaker's baby sister.
I know she stole my shine when we were young but I forgive ya,
Acknowledging past sibling rivalry but expressing forgiveness.
Thinking ‘bout college all the cards I made fridge pick up,
Recalling memories from college and creating cards.
Saw speech the other day he’s doing well for himself big up,
Praising someone named Speech for their success.
Thinking ‘bout funky house dot-star it’s a stick up,
Reflecting on memories related to funky house music and Dot-star.
Thinking ‘bout playground who can do the most kick ups,
Thinking about playful competitions, possibly related to childhood.
I ain’t playing widja,
Reiteration of not joking or fooling around.
I ain’t playing widja,
Emphasizing seriousness once again.
Thinking ‘bout the time I peeled back my first knicker,
Reflecting on a significant moment of intimacy or connection.
Now they call me Kadi… Captian thirst quencher,
Revealing the speaker's nickname and role as a 'thirst quencher.'
Don’t put me and her in the same room that might cause tension,
Warning about potential tension when in the same room as someone.
I might lie beside her stroking hair extension,
Describing a scenario of lying beside someone and interacting with hair extensions.
Talking ‘bout some shit makes her say I’m so interesting,
Discussing engaging conversations that captivate the other person.
But how interested am I if I ain’t interested,
Questioning the genuine interest in the discussed topics.
Still make her stay for another hour like detention
Maintaining someone's presence even if not deeply interested.
I aint playing widja,
Reiteration of not joking or fooling around.
I aint playing widja
Emphasizing seriousness once again.
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