No Tattoos Required
Smart Love Unveiled: Breaking Stereotypes in No Tattoos Required
Lyrics
She said she likes me, she said I'm handsome and all, but I'm too smart for her
Despite being liked and considered handsome, the speaker feels rejected for being too smart for the person expressing interest.
She doesn't want her man to be smart
The person does not want their partner to be intelligent.
Plus, she said I have to have tatts for her to mess with me
The speaker is told they need tattoos to be attractive to the person.
Hey, it ain't my fault, she can't see, who the truth is
The speaker asserts that it's not their fault that the person cannot see the truth about them.
It ain't my fault, that's on her, that ain't on me
Reiterating that the person's perception is not the speaker's responsibility.
Ain't my fault, she can't see
Continuing to express that the lack of understanding is not the speaker's fault.
Who the truth will always be
Emphasizing that the truth will remain despite the person's inability to see it.
Everlasting mensa see, those that know what mensa be
Highlighting the value of intellectual depth and understanding (mensa) in everlasting relationships.
No simpleness of life you see
Contrasting a simple life, represented by superficial activities like dancing and spending money, with a more profound understanding of life.
Like shaking ass and throwing cash
Describing activities associated with a less intellectual lifestyle.
Move around, to the beat
Encouraging movement to the beat, possibly symbolizing the rhythm of life.
Cause I still wanna see
Expressing a desire to witness something.
No tatts required for me to be, that of your simple dreams
Stating that the speaker doesn't need tattoos to be the embodiment of the other person's simple dreams.
Move around, to the beat
Repeating the theme of not requiring tattoos to fulfill the other person's dreams.
Cause I still wanna see
-Move around, to the beat
-Cause I still wanna see
-No tatts required for me to be, that of your simple dreams
-Move around, to the beat
-Cause I still wanna see
-No tatts required for me to be, that of your simple dreams
-The genius in me say
Internal conflict between the speaker's intelligence and desires.
Go, on your separate way
The speaker's intellect advises them to go their separate way.
But, I'm, stuck on cray
Despite intellectual conflict, the speaker expresses a desire for intimate and real experiences.
Wanting, that lingerie
-And a ménage a
-Cause I'm real all day
-Real bruhs want to play
-Real bruhs want to play
-No tatts required for me to be, that of your simple dreams
Reiteration that tattoos are not necessary to fulfill the other person's dreams.
Move around, to the beat
-Cause I still wanna see
-Move around, to the beat
-Cause I still wanna see
-No tatts required for me to be, that of your simple dreams
-Don't have to be, dumb for fun
Rejecting the idea of being unintelligent or tattooed for the sake of enjoyment.
Don't have to be, dumb for some
-Don't have to be, tatted none
-Educated hustler, always won
-Ain't my fault, she can't see
Repeating the sentiment that the person's failure to see the truth is not the speaker's fault.
Who the truth will always be
-Everlasting mensa see, those that know what mensa be
-No simpleness of life you see
-Like shaking ass and throwing cash
Reiterating the contrast between superficial and deeper aspects of life.
Move around, to the beat
Encouraging movement to the beat, expressing a desire to see something.
Cause I still wanna se
-What, will it take
-What, will it take
Asking what it will take, possibly questioning the requirements for acceptance.
What, will it take
-What, will it take
-Cash, cash, cash, cash
-The genius in me say
Repeating the internal conflict between intellect and desire, specifically longing for lingerie.
Go, on your separate way
-But, I'm, stuck on cray
-Wanting that, lingerie
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