MIX 02. – BOTHERED! Lyrics – femtanyl

MIX 02. – BOTHERED! Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus (First Occurrence)]
This part is all about confidence and rejecting mainstream trends. The artist lists luxury brands but says she doesn’t care for them because “basic” people wear them. She’s making a statement that she doesn’t follow the crowd or need designer labels to prove her status. It’s a flex, showing she has her own unique style and doesn’t bother with things just because they’re popular.

[Verse 1]
The verse starts with pride in her roots, representing Oakland and demanding respect like royalty. The “kiss the ring” line reinforces this idea of power and status. She brags about smoking and living a carefree lifestyle, then takes a shot at people who try too hard to be something they’re not—calling out someone who acts like a Barbie but works a regular fast-food job. The lyrics continue with a rebellious tone, referencing drug use, hustling, and standing out from the crowd. She mentions having a flashy, almost magical presence, hanging out at college campuses while selling Adderall. She also talks about cruising around in a stolen car and dealing drügs near the Golden Gate Bridge, portraying herself as a fearless and street-smart individual. The last lines emphasize how untouchable and dominant she is, effortlessly taking what she wants.

[Chorus (Second Occurrence)]
This section repeats the same message from earlier but reinforces it more aggressively. The repetition of high-end brand names and the phrase “I don’t even bother” drives home the idea that she sees through materialism. She’s not impressed by people who use designer labels to fit in. Instead, she focuses on her own confidence and originality. The last line, “I am the one,” adds an extra layer of self-importance, making it clear that she sees herself as unique and superior to those who follow trends mindlessly.

[Verse 2]
Here, she continues flexing her wealth and unique style. She compares herself to Madonna (a pop culture icon) but adds that she’s flossing like Ivana Trump (symbolizing luxury and high status). She hints at selling drügs, keeping “work in the trunk,” and being ready for danger if someone tries her. The shoutout to “Free V-Nasty” is a reference to her friend and fellow rapper, showing loyalty. She describes herself as flashy, rich, and always around money. The “Google Map” line suggests that her success is so big, people need a map just to find her level. She also hints at being dangerous, referencing a weapon. Then, she calls out jealous people who look bitter while she looks better, adding that she’s the type of person people regret crossing. The last lines show that she’s completely independent, acting as her own boss, and nobody can take advantage of her. She finishes with a bold statement about confidence and self-expression.

[Chorus (Third Occurrence)]
This time, the chorus is even more hyped with extra energy. The repeated “Go! Go! Go! Go!” makes it sound more urgent and intense, almost like a call to action. The message stays the same—rejecting mainstream fashion trends and not caring about what everyone else is doing. The added intensity in this version makes it feel like a final declaration of independence and self-assurance. She’s making it clear that she’s unbothered by materialism and people trying to fit in.

[Outro]
The outro is a short, playful exchange. It seems like a conversation where someone makes a comment about someone’s weight, then another person argues, and the conversation just drops. It could be a random, humorous ending or a way to show that she doesn’t care about negative opinions.