Lyrics
Rubber bands on my money, chasing that paper I want the money
Rubber bands symbolize bundling money; the artist is focused on accumulating wealth.
Men it really ain't nothing, running that paper down and I got it
Emphasizes that pursuing money is a significant endeavor and declares success in obtaining it.
Summer time on the yachty, living that life and I really want it
Describes a luxurious lifestyle during the summer, expressing a desire for such opulence.
Fifties, hundred and twenty's, ones, money on money on money
Lists various denominations of money, emphasizing abundance and prosperity.
I gotta get it I gotta get it money I need
Expresses a strong determination to acquire money.
And I do not sweat it pretty boy, she said where I'm from am a hot boy
Indicates confidence and attractiveness, and mentions being a "hot boy" from a certain place.
Do you know I'm getting that money like anyways
Asserts continuous money-making regardless of circumstances.
Double time for that paper like everyday
Working doubly hard every day for financial gain.
Work work and when I don't work she just twerk
Highlights a work-play balance, where the partner twerks when the artist isn't working.
She don't get over time cause I'm paying in cash
Implies well-compensated work, avoiding overtime payment.
All my money be clean I don't wash, planes, trains
Boasts of having "clean" money, possibly earned legally, and mentions various modes of transportation.
Am running the world that's my aim
Expresses a desire for global influence and success.
Money
A standalone expression emphasizing the central theme of the song - money.
I gotta get it, it ain't funny why am I fuking with you
Questions the humor in associating with someone who doesn't contribute to financial success.
You ain't want it, one life to live I know am gone get it
Asserts a determination to succeed in life with only one chance to do so.
Rubber bands on my money, chasing that paper I want the money
Reiterates the pursuit of money using rubber bands as a metaphor.
Men it really ain't nothing, running that paper down and I got it
Reaffirms the ease of obtaining money and current possession of it.
Summer time on the yachty, living that life and I really want it
Revisits the desire for a luxurious summer lifestyle.
Fifties, hundred and twenty's, ones, money on money on money
Repeats the enumeration of different money denominations, emphasizing wealth accumulation.
Baby I got it, I don't know much about changing
Claims possession of wealth and acknowledges a lack of knowledge about changing circumstances.
I remember the days in the dark, I'm just tryna get out of it
Recalls challenging times in the past and expresses a determination to overcome them.
In many ways, I'm not tryna get back to the bitter days
Rejects the idea of returning to difficult times, seeking progress.
Road to success on a high-way
Metaphorically describes the journey to success as a high-speed road.
Cops pull me over doing 90 on a 60, running I'm running away from the pain
Shares a scenario of evading difficulties and pain, running away towards success.
Officer do not stop me again, I'm getting
Addresses a potential obstacle (police) and the desire to continue progressing.
I'm getting it I'm busy bossy, All the ones I call my friends wan stop me
Expresses busyness and acknowledges attempts by friends to hinder progress.
Wow no you cannot stop me am on go, male
Asserts an unstoppable nature, using "on go" as a metaphor for continuous progress.
Alpha you cannot stop me ama cancer
Employs the metaphor of a cancer (astrological sign) to emphasize relentless progress.
Money on money am stacking my cheques
Reiterates the focus on accumulating wealth through checks (cheques).
Every other week I'm taking trips on a jet
Details frequent trips on a private jet, emphasizing a lavish lifestyle.
Rubber bands on my money, chasing that paper I want the money
Repeats the pursuit of money using rubber bands.
Men it really ain't nothing, running that paper down and I got it
Confirms the continuous acquisition of money and possession of it.
Summer time on the yachty, living that life and I really want it
Reiterates the desire for a luxurious summer lifestyle.
Fifties, hundred and twenty's, ones, money on money on money
Reaffirms the accumulation of wealth through different denominations of money.
Rubber bands on my money, chasing that paper I want the money
Echoes the persistent pursuit of money using rubber bands.
Men it really ain't nothing, running that paper down and I got it
Restates the ease of obtaining money and current possession of it.
Summer time on the yachty, living that life and I really want it
Reiterates the desire for a luxurious summer lifestyle.
Fifties, hundred and twenty's, ones, money on money on money
Repeats the enumeration of different money denominations, emphasizing wealth accumulation.
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