Trippin on a Yacht Lyrics – Cash Cobain

Trippin on a Yacht Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
Cash Cobain is letting people know that he made the beat himself, not taken from YouTube.

[Chorus: Cash Cobain]
The chorus sets the tone for the song—Cash is drinking heavily, taking shots of Don Julio, and feeling the effects of alcohol. He’s caught up in the moment, possibly falling for a woman who might not be serious about him. He’s feeling the high, “bussing” (meaning he’s lit or intoxicated), and just focused on having a wild, carefree time. He’s not interested in drama or arguments, just looking for fun, passion, and excitement. The repeated mention of being on a yacht emphasizes luxury, partying, and a high-energy lifestyle.

[Verse 1: Bay Swag]
Bay Swag talks about being in a heated moment with a woman who’s giving him attention, and he’s feeling hyped up (“on hots”). He makes it clear that certain people can’t come around (“spin this block”), suggesting exclusivity or avoiding unwanted guests. He’s flexing his wealth, casually spending 0,000 on a watch and still partying hard past midnight. By 2 AM, he’s dropping one woman off, only to be with another an hour later, showing how fast-paced his nightlife is. He enjoys seeing his partner react to him physically, and he has high standards—he doesn’t like women who look good but don’t have their life together. He ends by describing his new girl, who’s both attractive and skilled at keeping him entertained, adding to the theme of luxury, pleasure, and indulgence.

[Chorus: Cash Cobain]
Cash repeats the same themes—he’s drinking more shots, feeling intoxicated, and enjoying the moment. The alcohol makes him more carefree, and he’s avoiding drama while focusing on pleasure. He keeps emphasizing that he’s “tripping on a yacht,” reinforcing the extravagant and reckless energy of the song.

[Verse 2: Rob49]
Rob49 adds his own spin, bringing in a more playful and exaggerated flow. He warns someone not to fall for things that aren’t real, hinting at temporary connections or manipulative relationships. He praises a woman for her physical appeal, even saying she’s so attractive that she “needs a mop” (suggesting passion and desire). He takes another shot and starts feeling the effects of substances, which heightens the experience. He even claims intimacy is better when under the influence of drügs like Percocet. The party scene continues, with references to partying in Miami and surrounding himself with “bad” (attractive and seductive) women. He reinforces the theme of wealth and pleasure, saying he doesn’t even need a watch to know when it’s “shot o’clock” (time to drink). He enjoys the moment, getting intimate with someone, and feeling like he’s in love—though it’s all part of the wild, fleeting experience.

[Bridge: Rob49]
Rob49 emphasizes that he’s deeply intoxicated, repeating that he’s on a yacht and doesn’t need to check the time to know it’s time to drink more. He’s consumed by the influence of substances, reinforcing the carefree and almost reckless energy of the night.

[Verse 3: Cash Cobain]
Cash starts by acknowledging that someone’s partner might be worried about them, suggesting that he’s involved in a situation where someone is stepping out of their relationship. He’s so high that he’s not even sure if he’s imagining things or if it’s real. A woman tells him he’s different, which he takes as a compliment—he’s in his own zone, never caught off guard. He describes being so intoxicated (“glitching”) that he’s just going with the flow, seeing where he fits in. He then questions the situation, wondering if their connection is real or just in the heat of the moment. He plays with the idea of how serious their relationship is—should he kiss her, should he get more intimate, and will he even miss her after? He ends by acknowledging that she’s the most attractive woman in the room, and the way she looks at him makes him want to keep going, leading him to take another shot.

[Outro: Cash Cobain]
Cash ends the song by repeating that he’s taking more shots, fully indulging in the night. He feels like he needs to turn things up even more, pushing the party to the next level. The outro reinforces the song’s main themes—drinking, partying, and losing himself in the moment, all while living lavishly on a yacht.