Back In Business
Back in Business: Triumph over Betrayal in Tory Lanez's Anthem
Lyrics
Mama told me that I'd get rich up off these melodies
Mama emphasized that success would come from creating music.
Instead I'm gettin' this bread
Instead, the focus is on making money (bread).
And I put it all on my shooters and they felonies
Money is invested in individuals with criminal records (shooters with felonies).
Fuck is you tellin' me?
Disregarding someone's opinion or criticism.
All hail, baby, we back in business (uh)
Celebrating a return to success or prosperity.
We out here talkin' like we back in business (aye)
Expressing confidence and talkative about being successful again.
All hail, bitch, we back in business
Reiterating the celebration of being back in business.
Back in business all hail, baby (aye)
Emphasizing the return to business success.
My life a Scorsese
Comparing life to a film directed by Martin Scorsese, suggesting drama and intensity.
I'm whippin' four more (four)
Engaged in illegal activities involving four-wheel vehicles.
Until it's full, baby
Filling something until it's complete.
We strappin' 'em all, baby (strappin' it up)
Preparing for conflict or confrontation.
We packin' 'em tall, baby (packin' it up)
Carrying a significant number of weapons.
Go out to war, baby
Prepared for a serious conflict or battle.
It's one for all, baby (grrt)
Unity and collective action in the face of adversity.
It's all hail 'cause we back in business
Celebrating success with a sense of authority and power.
Off in this kitchen cookin', flippin' like I'm back in Denny's
Engaged in illicit activities, drawing a parallel to cooking in a diner.
And all hail 'cause we comin' with them Mac 11s
Being armed with powerful firearms (Mac 11s).
These niggas snitch, we clap the witness, traffic where we catch him (yeah, yeah)
Dealing with betrayal and taking decisive action against informers.
Even my city left me out for dead, like I was baby Jesus (like I was baby)
Feeling abandoned or betrayed by one's hometown.
They put me in that manger (I be in)
Metaphorical reference to a manger, possibly symbolizing a difficult situation.
I found my way to Egypt (I found my way)
Finding a way to escape or navigate challenges.
I might hit Parma
Considering a location named Parma as a destination.
Hit up the Jane too (the Jane too)
Visiting the Jane, possibly referring to a location or person.
My bitch from Rexdale (my bitch from Rex)
Mentioning a person from Rexdale as part of the narrative.
She in the lane too (she in the lane too)
Indicating the involvement of someone from Rexdale in certain activities.
I'm talking honor
Stressing the importance of honor and questioning someone's loyalty.
Fuck is your loyalty, nigga? (Loyalty)
Challenging someone's loyalty and questioning their commitment.
Niggas switched up and shitted, where was yo loyalty nigga?
Reflecting on people who betrayed trust and loyalty.
When they shitted, I told them, I'll soon be royalty nigga
Expressing confidence in achieving royal status despite challenges.
Hit the block on a four and they tried to foil me nigga
Facing opposition or obstacles on the streets.
Niggas talking on statements 'til they know that it's over
Critiquing those who talk negatively until they realize the situation is resolved.
I'll be damned if this pussy nigga named in my disclosure
Determined to protect personal information from being disclosed.
Legal aide is my lawyer
Having legal representation provided by the state.
Can't get out by the mornin'
Struggling to be released from custody by the morning.
It's like I'm stressin' for dead
Feeling intense pressure or anxiety about a dire situation.
All this stress on my head, whoa, whoa
Experiencing overwhelming stress and challenges.
All hail, baby, we back in business (uh)
Reiterating the celebratory return to business success.
We out here talkin' like we back in business (aye)
Continuing to talk confidently about being back in business.
All hail, bitch, we back in business
Emphasizing the celebration of being back in business.
Back in business all hail, baby
Reaffirming the return to business success.
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