Don't Care
Unapologetic Wealth: Racki Diorr's Anthem of Confidence and Prosperity
Lyrics
I ain' worried bout' them, I got my dough (Yuh)
The speaker isn't concerned about others; they have their money.
I ain' worried bout' them, I got my dough
Reiteration of the lack of concern for others due to having money.
(Hol, on is that Racki?)
A pause in the lyrics, possibly acknowledging recognition or surprise about the artist (Racki Diorr).
Yeah, I got the packs I ain' gotta worry bout' tax
The speaker has illegal substances (packs) and doesn't worry about paying taxes.
When them boy hop on the tracks, tell them relax
When rivals try to compete in music (hop on the tracks), the speaker advises them to relax.
I got my hacks, over there just get my snacks
The speaker has connections ("hacks") to get things easily and casually refers to getting snacks.
It's all an act, just look at my paper It's all stacked and that's a fact It's exact
The speaker flaunts wealth shown in their papers and asserts it's genuine and precise.
Don't talk about me, I get your head licked off for free
Warning against gossip about the speaker, implying consequences (getting hurt).
ABC, talk too much and your head get licked off with a TV
If someone talks too much, they'll face severe consequences (head getting "licked off" with a TV).
She gotta talk to me nicely, she said that she fuck with the white tee
The speaker demands respect and polite behavior, and the woman is interested in the speaker's lifestyle.
We in the V.I.P, quick ride out in the SUV I'm not of the LSD
The speaker is in a VIP setting, leaving quickly in an SUV, asserting they don't use LSD.
I got a double cup, can say I'm off of the lean
The speaker implies being under the influence of a mixture like lean (a drink containing codeine).
I said "Turn on the AC"
The speaker requests the air conditioning to be turned on.
Call up my sweetie, tell her link me, huh (Yeah)
Calling someone affectionately, planning to meet.
We don't have time to be petty, huh
There's no time for trivial issues or drama.
I got smoke, that boy he broke
Asserting superiority over someone with financial strength.
That one spoke, I got dough yeuh
Another assertion of having money and superiority.
Uh, I ain' worried bout' them, I got my dough (Yuh)
Repeated assertion of not worrying about others due to having money.
I ain' worried bout' them, I got my dough
-I ain' worried bout' them, I got my dough
-I ain' worried bout' them, I got my dough
-(I got my, I got my)
Reiteration of having money and a sense of security.
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