Cheat Codes Lyrics – 1900Rugrat

Cheat Codes Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro creates a hype and energetic mood for the song. Rugrat, along with the producer or collaborator “Sheff,” is setting the stage for the track. The repeated phrases like “Uh-huh” and “Prada did that” add to the upbeat vibe, indicating that the following song will be confident and filled with swagger. “Prada did that” hints at expensive tastes and luxury, reinforcing the theme of wealth and high-end style that will continue throughout the track. The repetitive sounds and phrases build anticipation and excitement for what’s to come.

[Chorus]
In the chorus, Rugrat describes a woman who embodies confidence, toughness, and independence. She’s got a bold, “bad” appearance—brown skin, tattoos, and a “bustdown” (likely referring to expensive, flashy jewelry). She’s not from an affluent area (“ain’t from Uptown”) but is tough and street-smart. She mixes drügs like Perkies and Patrón, and her movements are likened to “cheat codes” (a playful reference to her having special, irresistible qualities). Rugrat’s interest seems focused on physical attraction, as he prefers “straight jaw” (oral s*x) over the more typical s*xual engagement. The lyrics also emphasize his wealthy, dangerous lifestyle, mentioning that he’s a rich, young man driving around with cash in his pocket. The woman he describes also has a “K” (possibly a weapon), which ties her to the tough, street-smart world he’s living in. The chorus highlights a fast-paced, materialistic, and somewhat reckless lifestyle.

[Verse 1]
In this verse, Rugrat further describes his interactions with women and his dangerous lifestyle. He mentions a woman mixing drügs like X and Percs, making her more wild and freaky, which he enjoys. He calls her “S*xyy Red,” implying she’s attractive but also dangerous, blending s*x with substance abuse. Rugrat is confident, asserting that he doesn’t need a “job” because he’s carrying around firearms for protection, like a Drac (a reference to a type of firearm). He also casually mentions ARPs and ‘Ks (types of guns), showing that he’s not just wealthy but also involved in a dangerous lifestyle. He uses crude language to describe his s*xual experiences with women, focusing on physical satisfaction over anything emotional. The verse continues with Rugrat bragging about his wealth and power, referencing how he can have his enemies (or anyone who crosses him) taken care of by his “shooter” and how he can quickly flex his wealth by dropping a “bag” (money). He boasts about his icy jewelry and mentions how he’s not afraid to confront anyone. The verse paints a picture of a man who lives life recklessly, with money, guns, and women as his main pursuits.

[Chorus]
The second chorus is almost identical to the first, continuing to emphasize the same themes of a confident, tough woman and a life of wealth and danger. The woman described is still portrayed as independent, strong, and not afraid to indulge in the rougher side of life. The repeated phrase “cheat codes” emphasizes how her body and attitude are irresistible, and the artist still prioritizes physical pleasure over emotional connection. The line about her “running ‘round with a ‘K” reinforces the tough, street-smart persona of both the woman and Rugrat himself, showing they are both part of a dangerous lifestyle. The repetition of this chorus further solidifies the carefree, materialistic, and rebellious mood of the song.

[Verse 2]
In this verse, BossMan Dlow adds his perspective to the narrative. He talks about a woman he finds attractive and describes his intentions: he just wants to enjoy the night with her, implying a casual, no-strings-attached relationship. He goes into explicit detail about her physical attributes, using graphic language to express his attraction. The verse is all about physical satisfaction, material wealth, and living in the moment. BossMan also brags about his wealth, saying that getting money was the best decision he’s made, and suggests that his expensive jewelry (like his iced-out wrist) is so dazzling it could hurt someone’s eyes if they stare too long. He hints at a more dangerous side, with the reference to a “gangster b!tch” and the idea of holding “fire” (meaning guns), though he tells her to just relax and enjoy the ride. He also implies that people who don’t have money (the “1900 dollars” line) can’t hang with him or Rugrat, showing that money and status are what set them apart. He also makes a point of saying he’s only interested in women who have a “natural” body, appreciating her physical attributes and how she carries herself. The verse concludes with him asking the woman to put his number in her phone, as he knows he’s going to get what he wants and take control of the situation.

[Chorus]
The final chorus repeats the themes of attraction, power, and a fast-paced, luxurious lifestyle. Rugrat and BossMan continue to emphasize their tough, street-smart attitudes, with women who are just as bold and confident. The woman remains a figure of allure, with “cheat codes” referencing her irresistible qualities, while the artists remain focused on their wealth, guns, and status. The repetition of the chorus emphasizes the central theme of the song: a dangerous, high-energy lifestyle full of materialism, pleasure, and self-assuredness. The mention of “running ‘round with a ‘K” again ties back to the tough, street-wise culture that the song glorifies.