Disco

Expressing agreement or acknowledgment.

Instructing someone named Brodie to open a bottle.

Encouraging to pour a drink slowly and deliberately.

Expressing a desire for a strong bass and questioning the tempo's whereabouts.

Asking for the beat to develop smoothly, likening it to the texture of Crisco.

Describing a smooth dance, emphasizing it as a disco vibe.

Repetition of the desire for a slow pour, bass, and smooth dance.

I need bass now, where’s my tempo

Let that beat build, slick like Crisco

I dance too smooth, this that disco

Continued emphasis on the desire for specific musical elements and smooth dancing.

I need bass now, where’s my tempo

Let that beat build, slick like Crisco

I dance too smooth, this that disco

Introducing a new section of lyrics.

Expressing confidence, a game plan, and a carefree attitude while mentioning being admired by someone's girlfriend.

Two drinks, both cups, both hands

A bit drunk, hella high, just playin’

I’m smooth, big time, your girl, she a fan

Using a rhyme scheme to convey confidence, mentioning footwear, and warning others about approaching with caution.

How many times I gotta show you that I’m cold

Kobra-Kai status on my kicks, and they gold

Caution how you step to the kid you’ve been told

Referring to basketball tactics, striving for success, and flaunting achievements in the city.

Trying to push my whole team, finish line to the goal

That’s goals, big pose, how I do my thing on it

Big ol’ rings, I’m lit

Mentioning hometown loyalty and establishing a cool and confident persona.

Town native where I stake my claim and shit

Day ones they protect my name

Just the Mek to the F-L-Y, that cool guy

Expressing readiness to hit one's stride.

Repetition of the desire for musical elements and smooth dancing.

I need bass now, where’s my tempo

Let that beat build, slick like Crisco

I dance too smooth, this that disco

Continued emphasis on the desire for specific musical elements and smooth dancing.

I need bass now, where’s my tempo

Let that beat build, slick like Crisco

I dance too smooth, this that disco

Expressing knowledge of three words to leave but suggesting potential corniness.

but I, I, I, I should warn ya

It might be corny

She got pink lace virgil on her feet

It was nice to meet you, oh you about to leave too

Describing a challenging climb and the physical toll, possibly metaphorical.

Climbing up the slope with no rope attached

95 degrees, ain’t no turning back

180 degrees, that’s a full relapse

Describing sweating, feeling trapped, and seeking understanding in numbers.

Water on the neck, think I broke the tap

Trapped in my head, say I dropped the cap

Numbers made sense when the lotto scratch

Reflecting on life making sense when counting achievements.

Admitting to playing broke sometimes and emphasizing living in the present.

Talk about my life but my life don’t lie

Live for the day cause the day might die

Describing being cautious but unable to avoid certain situations.

Tucked in the cut but I cannot bleed

Tucked in the cut but I cannot bleed

Asserting that people criticize but recognize the authenticity.

Repetition of the desire for musical elements and smooth dancing.

I need bass now, where’s my tempo

Let that beat build, slick like Crisco

I dance too smooth, this that disco

Brodie pop that top off, pour that real slow

I need bass now, where’s my tempo

Let that beat build, slick like Crisco

I dance too smooth, this that disco

Repeating the idea of leaving, warning about potential corniness, and inviting conversation.

but I, I, I, I should warn ya

It might be corny

She got pink lace virgil on her feet

It was nice to meet you, oh you about to leave too

Come conversate and chief

Expressing understanding of differences, contemplating a heartfelt playlist, and paying tribute to Mac Miller.

That I knew the difference, pyrite from gold

So then, I thought a playlist from the heart

Would sound like the same song

Additional tribute to Mac Miller and the idea that a heartfelt playlist sounds like the same song.

Probably sound like the same song, yuh