Reboot Lyrics – Malie Donn

Reboot Lyrics - Malie Donn



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[Intro]
Bad
Pop off a charge mi want a reboot
Wan mount a fraud mi dawg a real coote
Push out e bimma mi order 3 coupe
She wan go dinner mi order seafood

[Chorus]
Ice pon wrist check e hand
She tek e John
Mi a twang and mi a know American
20 gran go check e tag
She suck e buddy wid a cup of egg nog
A which pu*sy seh dem bad boy
Mi seh fi chat
Guh wring yuh mumma pu*sy like a sweaty rag, boy
Yuh never chop
A weh yuh have
Fu*ka dem a bellyazz

[Verse 1]
Pop off a charge mi want a reboot (Charge)
Wan mount a fraud mi dawg a real coote
Push out e bimma mi order 3 coupe (Push)
She wan go dinner mi order seafood
Then dig out yuh belly mi under beetroot
Gyal nyam off e big banana sweet fruit
So I go Punta Cana real soon
Fu*k yuh pon de beach e breeze cool

[Chorus]
Ice pon wrist check e hand
She tek e John
Mi a twang and mi a know American
20 gran go check e tag
She suck e buddy wid a cup of egg nog
A which pu*sy seh dem bad boy

Mi seh fi chat
Guh wring yuh mumma pu*sy like a sweaty rag, boy
Yuh never chop
A weh yuh have
Fu*ka dem a bellyazz, huh

[Verse 2]
She freak out this a b!tch a too bad, hey
Bellevue a seh mi too mad, hey
Mi single nuh plural
Still fu*k yuh baby madda fi a jimmy choo bag
A who bad
Yuh get turn over like a soup pot
Yuh big pu*sy mumma bawl like a roster
A big oman a suck e cock a cougar
Gyal haffi open like a parachute ya
Them a fish you nuh see seh dem is a barracuda
From yuh switch yuh a go dead yuh nuh fi follow Judas
Henny and e cranberry and a bag a moon rock
Pill a buss inna she head and she a swallow 2 cocks

[Chorus]
Ice pon wrist check e hand
She tek e John
Mi a twang and mi a know American
20 gran go check e tag
She suck e buddy wid a cup of egg nog
A which pu*sy seh dem bad boy
Mi seh fi chat
Guh wring yuh mumma pu*sy like a sweaty rag, boy
Yuh never chop
A weh yuh have
Fu*ka dem a bellyazz (Wah)

[Verse 3]
Pop off a charge mi want a reboot (Charge)
Wan mount a fraud mi dawg a real coote
Push out e bimma mi order 3 coupe (Push)
She wan go dinner mi order seafood
Then dig out yuh belly mi under beetroot
Gyal nyam off e big banana sweet fruit
So I go Punta Cana real soon
Fu*k yuh pon de beach e breeze cool

[Outro]
Ice pon wrist check e hand
She tek e John
Mi a twang and mi a know American
20 gran go check e tag
She suck e buddy wid a cup of egg nog
A which pu*sy seh dem bad boy
Mi seh fi chat
Guh wring yuh mumma pu*sy like a sweaty rag, boy
Yuh never chop
A weh yuh have (A weh yuh have)
Fu*ka dem a bellyazz

Behind the Lyrics: Slang/Street Terms Glossary

Pop off a charge [Street Slang]

To fire off a gun/shoot; 'charge' refers to a shooting or a criminal charge being incurred.

Reboot [Street Slang]

To restart or get back into action; here, wanting another round of violence or a fresh start in the streets.

Mount a fraud [Street Slang]

To run a scam or fraud scheme to make money.

Dawg a real coote [Jamaican Patois]

'Coote' is Jamaican slang for a woman's genitals; the line is a crude boast about the dog/man or a degrading remark.

Push out e bimma [Street Slang]

To drive out/pull out a BMW (bimma = BMW).

Coupe [Street Slang]

A two-door luxury sports car, referenced as a flex of wealth.

Ice pon wrist [Street Slang]

Wearing diamond-encrusted jewelry (ice) on the wrist.

Check e hand [Jamaican Patois]

Look at my hand/wrist (to see the jewelry).

Tek e John [Street Slang]

Take the 'John' (a client or trick); implies a woman treating a man as a customer or taking money from him.

Twang [Jamaican Patois]

To pull/draw a gun (twang the trigger or draw the weapon).

Know American [Street Slang]

To know/deal with American connections or people in the US, often tied to the drug/gun trade.

20 gran [Street Slang]

Twenty thousand (grand), a sum of money spent.

Go check e tag [Street Slang]

Go check the price tag; flexing about spending lavishly.

Buddy [Jamaican Patois]

Slang for the penis in this context.

Egg nog [Street Slang]

A creamy Jamaican-style drink; here used as a sexual double entendre.

Bad boy [Jamaican Patois]

A tough guy, gangster or someone who claims to be dangerous.

Mi seh fi chat [Jamaican Patois]

I said to speak/talk; telling them to go ahead and talk (challenge).

Wring yuh mumma pu*sy [Jamaican Patois]

An extreme vulgar insult directed at someone's mother.

Yuh never chop [Jamaican Patois]

You never fought/never took action; 'chop' can refer to cutting someone with a machete or to engaging in a fight.

A weh yuh have [Jamaican Patois]

What do you have?/What's your problem?; a challenge.

Bellyazz [Jamaican Patois]

Crude Jamaican insult variant, related to 'bumbaclaat' style exclamations/insult of a person.

Mi dawg [Street Slang]

My dog; a close associate or loyal friend/enforcer (or phrasing around it).

Dig out yuh belly [Street Slang]

To stab or sexually assault; a violent or sexual threat/boast.

Under beetroot [Street Slang]

Beetroot refers to blood-colored; implies someone being cut up or bleeding.

Gyal nyam off [Jamaican Patois]

Girl eats off/consumes; 'nyam' is Jamaican for eat.

Big banana sweet fruit [Street Slang]

Sexual metaphor for the male anatomy being eaten.

Punta Cana [Street Slang]

A resort destination in the Dominican Republic; used as a flex of travel and luxury.

Freak out [Youth Colloquialism]

To be wildly sexual or uninhibited.

A too bad [Jamaican Patois]

Is too bad/too tough; Patois for extremely bad or wild.

Bellevue [Regional Dialect]

Bellevue Hospital in Kingston, Jamaica's psychiatric hospital; saying someone is crazy enough for Bellevue.

Mi single nuh plural [Jamaican Patois]

I'm single, not plural; I do not share/I act alone (a self-reliant boast).

Baby madda [Jamaican Patois]

Baby mother; a woman who has a child with someone.

Jimmy choo bag [Street Slang]

A designer handbag, a luxury status item.

Turn over like a soup pot [Street Slang]

To be overturned/killed or have your world flipped; being turned over means being robbed or shot.

Bawl like a roster [Jamaican Patois]

To cry out/scream like a rooster.

Oman [Jamaican Patois]

Woman (Patois pronunciation).

Cougar [Youth Colloquialism]

An older woman who pursues younger men.

Haffi open like a parachute [Jamaican Patois]

Have to open (legs) wide like a parachute; sexual crude comparison.

Them a fish [Jamaican Patois]

They are fish/fake; implies they are minor, weak or imposters.

Barracuda [Street Slang]

A predatory fish; used to say they falsely claim to be dangerous.

From yuh switch [Street Slang]

If you switch sides/betray.

A go dead [Jamaican Patois]

You are going to die.

Judas [Street Slang]

A betrayer or snitch (biblical reference).

Henny [Youth Colloquialism]

Hennessy cognac.

Cranberry [Youth Colloquialism]

Cranberry juice, mixed with Hennessy as a drink.

Moon rock [Drug Culture]

Marijuana bud dipped in hash oil and coated in kief, a potent cannabis product.

Pill a buss inna she head [Drug Culture]

A drug pill has burst/taken effect in her head; she is high or intoxicated.

Reboot Song Credits & Production Details

Song Title Reboot
Singer(s) Malie Donn
Musician(s) Dan Sky & Salkey Records
Lyricist(s) Malie Donn
Release Date January 12, 2026
Language English

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Music of the song 'Reboot' is produced by Dan Sky and Salkey Records.

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The song 'Reboot' is officially released on January 12, 2026, accompanied by its official music video.

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