Money In My Pocket Lyrics – MOMO (TWICE)

Money In My Pocket Lyrics Meaning

[Refrain]
In this refrain, Momo repeats the phrase “Money in my pocket,” emphasizing her financial independence and self-assurance. The word “Honey” adds a playful, confident tone, indicating she is in control and doesn’t need anyone’s help to feel secure. It’s all about owning her worth.

[Chorus]
In the chorus, Momo proudly declares she has “money in her pocket,” symbolizing that she’s financially independent and confident. She doesn’t need anyone to define her value because she already knows her worth. The repetition of this line emphasizes her self-assurance and independence.

[Verse 1]
In this verse, Momo asserts that she’s unique and incomparable, with opportunities like hers being rare. She emphasizes that reaching the top requires full dedication and effort, and she’s fully committed. By calling herself a “lion” and a “king,” she makes it clear she doesn’t want to be seen as passive or submissive like a queen; she’s a leader. She also shows she’s smart and capable, and while she enjoys attention, she wants romance that sweeps her off her feet, not just casual admiration.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats Momo’s confidence in herself, highlighting her financial independence and self-worth. She insists she doesn’t need anything from others because she knows her value. This reinforces the message that she’s secure and in control, with her money symbolizing more than just wealth but also her empowerment.

[Refrain]
Here, the refrain repeats the idea of Momo having “money in my pocket,” reinforcing her confidence and self-reliance. The playful repetition of “du-du-dum” gives the refrain a catchy, upbeat vibe, celebrating her independence and strength.

[Verse 2]
In this verse, Momo warns that if people don’t act fast, she’ll be gone. She compares herself to a “unicorn” and a “paragon,” stressing her uniqueness and excellence. Momo implies that if someone wants to be with her, they need to keep up with her fast-paced life, or they’ll miss out. She also emphasizes her desirability, showing that she’s aware of her power and the attention she attracts.

[Chorus]
This chorus reiterates Momo’s financial and emotional independence, with her “money in my pocket” symbolizing confidence. The phrase “Don’t need nothing, know my worth” drives home her message of self-reliance, as she doesn’t need validation from anyone else to feel valuable.

[Bridge]
The bridge highlights Momo’s inner strength and intuition. She acknowledges her own value, saying she knows how to act based on what feels right. Even if others call her “little girl,” she remains unaffected, proving that she is emotionally strong and not easily hurt by others’ opinions.

[Chorus]
Once again, the chorus repeats the central message of Momo’s self-worth and independence. The inclusion of “Honey, I’mma be real tho” adds a touch of honesty and boldness, emphasizing that she truly understands her value and doesn’t need anyone else to affirm it.

[Post-Chorus]
The post-chorus continues to emphasize Momo’s confidence, with her money in her pocket symbolizing both her independence and self-assurance. She doesn’t rely on others for validation because she already knows her worth, repeating the theme of empowerment throughout the song.