Lyrics
So damn rare like Chupacabra, my come up so catastrophic (yeah, yeah, yeah)
Describing the rarity of the speaker's success using the mythical creature Chupacabra, emphasizing its extraordinary nature.
Broski got the arm and hammer
Referring to a friend ("Broski") with resources, possibly involved in illicit activities ("arm and hammer").
Shell it out, collect the profit (what? What? What? What? Aye)
Engaging in profitable ventures and expressing a nonchalant attitude toward potential threats or challenges.
My bitch bad like Caribana, shake that ass so astronomic
Complimenting the attractiveness of the speaker's partner using the cultural reference of Caribana and emphasizing her dance skills.
My back got some demons on it, duck it, dodge it, shake it off, yeah (yeah, aye)
Acknowledging personal struggles ("demons") on the speaker's back and the resilience to overcome them.
Yellow bone wan' drop it on me, pool party, pull up with water
Describing a romantic interest ("yellow bone") interested in the speaker at a pool party.
People probably plottin' on me, my people got super soakers
Suggesting potential threats or jealousy from others, countered by the speaker's associates armed with "super soakers" (water guns).
Red dot, fly off roller coasters, every week, I'm coast-to-coastin'
Referencing a fast-paced lifestyle, enjoying amusement parks, and hinting at the dangers the speaker faces.
Enemies want to get closer (no, no, no, no, no)
Acknowledging the presence of enemies who want to get closer to the speaker but expressing resistance.
I can't ever stay low (no, oh)
Expressing the inability to stay low-key or avoid attention.
I can't ever let it show (no, oh)
Maintaining a secretive demeanor and not revealing emotions or vulnerabilities.
Got to taste a little and I needed plenty more
Having a taste of success and desiring more, indicating ambition and hunger for achievement.
All could be so simple if you learned to let it go (what?)
Suggesting that life could be simpler if one learns to let go of certain things, possibly alluding to unnecessary complications.
Stole the show, put a hex on the bitch
Boasting about stealing the spotlight and casting a spell on someone, possibly in a metaphorical sense.
See me next to a bitch, she cursed (yeah, yeah, yeah)
Claiming that being close to the speaker brings misfortune to others.
Seen that ass from the front (yes sir), this time glass is ice (blizzard)
Admiring physical attributes, with a reference to glass and ice, suggesting clarity and beauty.
Five band Burberry coat, throw it out, movin' out, double dash, now who wins? (Me)
Detailing a luxurious lifestyle with expensive clothing and a fast-paced, successful career.
Been a long time, how you been? (what?)
Asking about someone's well-being after a long time of not interacting.
Off-white on my shoe strings (yeah, yeah, yeah)
Mentioning Off-White brand on shoestrings, possibly highlighting the speaker's fashion sense.
Zeroes, need dineros, in my country, I'm a hero (what?)
Expressing the need for money ("dineros") and claiming hero status in the speaker's home country.
From T-O-R-N-T-O, bitch, it's Gambino Terintino (me)
Identifying the speaker's origin (Toronto) and adopting a self-styled moniker.
Goin' broke a funny joke, big pockets look like cargo (hey)
Humorously dismissing the idea of going broke, emphasizing the size of the speaker's pockets.
K-I-double L-A-M-O-N-J-A-R-O (what?)
Spelling out the speaker's name, possibly for emphasis or recognition.
So damn rare like Chupacabra, my come up so catastrophic (yeah, yeah, yeah)
Repeating the description of the rarity of the speaker's success and the catastrophic nature of their rise.
Broski got the arm and hammer, shell it out, collect the profit (what? What? What? What? Aye)
Reiterating the involvement of a friend ("Broski") with resources and a focus on profit.
My bitch bad like Caribana, shake that ass so astronomic
Reaffirming the attractiveness of the speaker's partner and emphasizing her impressive dancing.
My back got some demons on it, duck it, dodge it, shake it off, yeah (yeah, aye)
Reiterating the speaker's resilience in dealing with personal challenges and moving forward.
Yellowbone wan' drop it on me, pool party, pull up with water
Describing a romantic interest ("yellow bone") who wants to attract the speaker at a pool party.
People probably plottin' on me, my people got super soakers
Highlighting potential threats or envy from others, countered by the speaker's associates with "super soakers."
Red dot, fly off roller coasters, every week, I'm coast-to-coastin'
Continuing the theme of a fast-paced lifestyle, frequent travel, and possible dangers.
Enemies want to get closer (no, no, no, no, no)
Repeating the presence of enemies who desire proximity but face resistance from the speaker.
Me, yeah, they all on me
Emphasizing the speaker's popularity and the attention they receive from others.
Me, me, me, what, hey
Repeating the theme of self-centeredness and the focus on the speaker ("me").
Yeah, they all on me, me
Affirming that others are drawn to the speaker, reiterating a sense of self-importance.
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