TOXIC Lyrics – Playboi Carti

TOXIC Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus]
In this chorus, Playboi Carti emphasizes his success and wealth, repeating that he has “too much profit,” which refers to having an overwhelming amount of money or success. The phrase “moshpit, been toxic” could symbolize the chaotic, high-energy lifestyle he leads, filled with drama and intense experiences. He keeps stressing how much profit he’s made, showing his dominance and luxury.

[Verse 1]
In the first verse, Playboi Carti talks about his extravagant lifestyle, mentioning he spent a lot of money on things like a new Jeep, SRT, and AMG cars, showing his wealth. He also brags about his new luxury items and experiences, like hooking up with a new girl who has had cosmetic enhancements. The mention of “white diamonds” refers to expensive jewelry, and “Caucasian” could imply a preference for a certain look. Carti shows off his success by talking about living an amazing life with his new girlfriend, who is of mixed race. He also hints at how his gang is ruthless and how they are “gangsta” and ready for anything, expressing confidence and dominance in the streets.

[Chorus]
In this part of the chorus, Carti continues to repeat his wealth and dominance. The “moshpit” being “toxic” again suggests a wild, unpredictable lifestyle. He highlights the overwhelming success he’s achieved, repeating “I got too much profit,” which reinforces the idea that he’s made a huge amount of money and continues to do so.

[Verse 2]
In this verse, Skepta shifts the focus to street smarts and power. He mentions studying the streets, suggesting that he’s wise and knowledgeable about navigating tough situations. Skepta also brags about his street credibility, saying he didn’t come to play but came with “street sweepers,” which may refer to weapons or a way of cleaning up enemies. He contrasts himself with followers, calling out those who aren’t real leaders. He also talks about his emotional detachment, stating that he has no emotions unless it’s family (“if it ain’t fam’, I got no emotions”). The poker metaphor suggests playing it cool and strategic. Skepta brags about the money he’s making, needing millions in different currencies. He highlights how his fame has grown, particularly in America, and mentions how his financial success has made him a target for attention from women. He finishes by emphasizing how he’s made it big in multiple regions, and the money keeps flowing in.

[Chorus]
The final chorus repeats the earlier themes of wealth and success. Playboi Carti continues to boast about having “too much profit,” reinforcing that his success is not only significant but overwhelming. The “moshpit” being “toxic” once again reflects the wild, chaotic lifestyle that comes with fame, money, and power.