YE Lyrics (English Translation) – Myke Towers

YE (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro is a playful and confident shoutout, where Myke Towers is claiming his success and power. “Young Kingz” refers to him and his crew, emphasizing their rise in the game. The line “Benjamin, he got Benjamins” refers to money, using “Benjamins” as a slang for U.S. dollars. It sets the tone for the rest of the song, focusing on wealth, success, and dominance.

[Chorus]
In the chorus, Myke Towers reflects on the betrayal he’s faced from trusting people but shows that he’s now succeeded despite it. He mentions how he stays humble, riding around in a modest Volkswagen, but still manages to outshine others. His hustle is relentless—working “24/7” while others stay stagnant. The line about “six tires and a pick up in the G-Wagon” signals his success in owning luxury vehicles. He also describes how women are drawn to him, and how his name is everywhere now, a symbol of his rise to fame and the recognition he’s getting.

[Verse]
In the verse, Myke Towers boasts about being at the top of his game. He points out how he and his crew set trends, leaving everyone else behind. He makes it clear that people should remember him and not forget the impact he’s had on the industry. The comparison to Giannis, a famous basketball player, shows how he’s dominating his field. Towers expresses gratitude to his fans, acknowledging their support. He talks about his success in a raw and confident manner, crushing his competition with ease. The verse also touches on relationships and women, hinting at a woman who wants to be famous by being with him. He references a specific moment when she dyes her hair, possibly alluding to her attempt to stay relevant in the spotlight. Towers also describes how the woman comes from a tough background, dealing with drug dealers and bosses, and how she’s independent. The verse portrays a mix of swagger, loyalty to his fans, and a hint of romantic adventure.

[Chorus]
The second chorus repeats many of the same themes, reinforcing how Myke Towers is now succeeding despite the past betrayals. He mentions once again staying low-key with his Volkswagen while others try to imitate his moves. He emphasizes his nonstop hustle, contrasting it with those who don’t work as hard. The imagery of “six tires and a pick up in the G-Wagon” reinforces his wealth and status. Once more, he describes how women are attracted to him, symbolizing his success and the power it brings. His name is now everywhere, a sign of his widespread recognition and fame.