2016LYFE Lyrics – smokedope2016

2016LYFE Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro sets the vibe by throwing listeners straight into that reckless, high-energy party lifestyle. The artist talks about drinking, feeling overly confident, and acting like he’s on top of the world. He compares himself to a celebrity, showing off a sense of fame and ego. With smoke in his lungs and his mind lifted, he feels like he’s floating and unstoppable.

[Chorus]
Here the focus is on heavy partying, with smoking, drügs, and the chaos that comes with it. The repeated sense of blacking out, losing his phone, and stumbling through time creates this blurry atmosphere of nights gone wrong. There’s frustration, confusion, and even a little bitterness about relationships that faded as the seasons passed. At the same time, there’s an acknowledgment of being “smoked out” yet still rising, like he’s losing control but convinced he’s leveling up. The mention of LSD adds an extra layer of intensity, showing just how wild and overwhelming things got.

[Refrain]
This part emphasizes the idea of overdoing it, repeating the line to highlight how much he’s taken. It’s almost like he’s stuck in a loop, realizing he’s gone too far but can’t stop repeating it to himself. The repetition makes the feeling stronger—he’s lost in the high, maybe even scared by how much it’s affecting him.

[Bridge]
The bridge keeps the energy high with fast pacing and chaotic repetition. It circles back to smoking, drügs, and especially the obsession with losing his phone, shouting it again and again like it’s driving him crazy. This section feels like being caught in a whirlwind—too much going on at once, people around, substances hitting hard, and the confusion of trying to keep track of yourself in the middle of it all.

[Chorus]
This return to the chorus feels heavier, like the same wild ride is repeating itself with the same mistakes. The highs and lows of smoking and drügs mix with confusion about time passing and frustration with someone he no longer likes. Even though he’s zoned out, there’s still a sense of pushing upward, like he’s convincing himself he’s elevating through the chaos. The LSD reference adds to that overwhelming, trippy atmosphere.

[Outro]
The outro shifts slightly, showing him chilling with his friends, smoking together, but also admitting loneliness underneath it all. The basement trip feels like escaping reality, using substances to cover up the emptiness. Comparing himself to Brodie gives a sense of confidence or alter ego, but it’s also a mask. It ends on that same theme of detachment, trying to fill the void through drügs and group energy.