Lyrically, the primary purpose of “Better Believe” is for it to serve as an exercise in braggadocio. As such the title is most notably based on the vocalist, more specifically The Weeknd in the chorus,...
The vocalists in this song are letting their romantic interests know that they “don’t wanna talk about love”. That’s another way of saying that they want to enjoy their time with them in the moment...
The phrase (“Don’t Stop”) which serves as the title of this track is apparently being used within the context of encouraging a stripper to twerk. Or another way it can be loosely interpreted is as...
Of course “Franchise” is braggadocious to the core! It features Travis and his collaborators, particularly Young Thug if you will, boasting of their pricey lifestyles. This includes numerous references to actual name brands. And considering that...
Gucci Mane’s “Gucci Land” is primarily centered on he and Young Thug’s wealth and interactions with women. And the title of the track also serves primarily as an allusion to their riches, in addition to...
The lyrics of “Freakiest in the World” are based on Gucci Mane and Young Thug’s interactions with certain women they are intimate with. And these ladies are “freaky” not only due to their sensual behaviors...
Pop Smoke’s “Paranoia” is themed on the artists being ‘paranoid’. In other words, they are under the impression that someone may try to rob them and/or do them physical harm in some other way. However,...
In “Go Crazy”, Breezy and Thugger are making the titular admonishment towards their special someones. And what they are telling her more specifically is that she should “go crazy” in bed, as in a sensual...
The word “slime” is a slang term which we can say in the most-general sense points to the idea of a male associate. And the term “big slime” is used in different contexts in the song. For...
The best way to describe “D4L” is as a braggadocious track because most of the lyrics are dedicated to the artists reveling in their wealth. But there are a couple of secondary themes also. For instance,...
