2 Mazza Lyrics – Smiley, Drake

2 Mazza Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Drake]
Drake’s telling someone to keep quiet, like he doesn’t want any talking—just silence and focus.

[Verse 1: Drake & Smiley]
Drake’s thinking back to when life was tough—him and his crew riding around in old Mazdas, just trying to get by. They used to do groceries at a local plaza and stay in cheap airport hotels. He and his friend Sandra were broke, struggling in a rough neighborhood. Now, things have changed, and girls recognize him as “Mr. 2 Mazza” because of his success and flashy lifestyle.

[Chorus: Drake, Smiley & Both]
Drake’s hanging with Smiley, using fun nicknames like Smiggalino and Smiggalachi. He jokes that he never mixes Gucci with Prada, keeping his style consistent. Drake calls himself the 6 God, representing Toronto, and compares Bob (possibly a friend or pet) to a tough bulldog. Life’s intense sometimes, and he feels the pressure, like the city’s heated. During a casual road trip, a girl sees him and is starstruck, calling him “Mr. 2 Mazza.” That name sticks because his watch and his spot (house or place he hangs out) are both crazy flashy. Every girl around looks like a model, and he says someone from Astral (maybe a friend or runner) could come in and walk out with ten girls who look like Emily Ratajkowski. It’s all about being surrounded by beauty and living large.

[Verse 2: Drake & Smiley]
Drake’s not about Hollywood glam—he prefers places in Canada like Barrie, Muskoka, and Brampton. He’s got a mansion in a rich area with fancy upgrades by a known designer. He says his girl from Hamilton looks like a movie star but with more curves, and this whole verse is like a personal anthem showing off how far he’s come.

[Verse 3: Smiley]
Smiley keeps calling himself “Mr. 2 Mazza” because his jewelry and grills are shining and over-the-top. He talks about a girl from the hood who’s moved up a bit, now living in a condo in Mississauga. He remembers road trips to Montreal with his boys, where they had to rent a small Mazda, still grinding. He name-drops Georgia Montizi and hints at being around guns and luxury, showing a mix of danger and success. People underestimate Smiley like they’re sleeping on him, but he’s always ready—carrying protection and staying alert. He says his kicks hit hard like martial arts and he avoids drama with girls. Some girls are wild and flashy, and even his diamonds look like they’re fighting back. Security and enemies both know better than to mess with him. He brings up how rough things can be and wants his friend freed from jail. Cops raided his place once, and he got caught up. He’s got a girl in Houston who shops weekly at a famous jewelry spot. Despite the fame, he still wears designer clothes and eats fast food like he used to. He still drinks and hangs with the crew, even leaves his stuff at their place. He used to hustle when things were bad, hiding drügs during dry times. Now people try to talk bad about him just for attention, and he’s fed up with always helping others who don’t show real loyalty.

[Chorus: Drake, Smiley & Both]
Drake and Smiley repeat the vibe—Drake’s chilling with Smiley, who sticks to his fashion rules. Drake again calls himself the 6 God, and says both him and Bob (maybe a metaphor or character) could’ve made it to a good school like Gonzaga, showing their potential. He feels overwhelmed sometimes by the chaos in the city. On a road trip, a girl spots him and is hyped, calling him “Mr. 2 Mazza.” That nickname fits because everything about him is flashy—his watch and the place he’s staying. Every girl looks like a model, and the same guy from before could easily leave the place with a group of stunning girls. It’s all about that high-profile, luxury lifestyle now.