Money Habits Lyrics – Key Glock

Money Habits Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
Key Glock kicks things off by saying making money comes naturally to him now—it’s just part of who he is. He points out how some people throw shade behind his back, but he’s always ready for it. He lives recklessly, staying on edge, and he’s armed and dangerous. He also says he’s setting traps for people who’ve been disloyal or snitching, making it clear he’s not to be messed with.

[Chorus]
He repeats that stacking money is just what he does. People might throw sneaky insults his way, thinking he won’t notice, but he always does. He says he lives a dangerous life and keeps a weapon that makes noise like a pop star’s voice. He’s also ready to deal with those who’ve been talking to the cops behind his back.

[Verse 1]
Glock talks about how he doesn’t want fake love—if someone’s serious about him, they should show it by getting his name tattooed. Even though he’s a millionaire now, he still hangs with people who are deep in the street life. He keeps a weapon on him at all times and says he’ll still be carrying one even when he’s old. He jokes that if he could, he’d still be sipping codeine. He’s got people who’ll handle things for him without him even lifting a finger. His younger brother’s got serious firepower too. Making money isn’t rocket science to him—it just takes a solid plan. He’s so focused on cash that he jokes he needs a brain scan. His diamonds are flashy, like pro wrestlers doing stunts. He stays ready for any threats and never gets caught off guard. He’s not wasting time on drama or distractions, only focused on building his wealth. He started hustling young and got hooked on making money—now it’s a full-blown habit for him.

[Chorus]
Again, he emphasizes that making money is what he does daily. He stays alert to sneak attacks from others. He lives a fast-paced and dangerous lifestyle, and he’s always ready to protect himself. People around him can’t be trusted, so he’s setting traps for the snakes in his circle.

[Verse 2]
Here, Glock says if someone really loves him, they should prove it in a bold way like getting his name tattooed. He talks about coming from South Memphis, being skinny but having a lot of money. His jewelry is flashy, like water spilling everywhere—meaning it’s full of diamonds and shine. He warns others not to test him, because things can go south real quick. While others are struggling, he’s been busy chasing money and trying to build serious wealth. His goal is to stack a billion dollars before he dies. He’s still pushing forward on his path to success, staying aggressive with his grind. He’s not letting up on anyone who doubted or crossed him. Some people don’t understand how he keeps it together, while others want something from him but don’t know how to ask. He wraps it up by talking about his wild yellow diamonds and how he told his jeweler to make them extra flashy and nasty looking, just like his style.

[Chorus]
Once again, he reminds us that chasing money is second nature to him. He’s not blind to sneak attacks or fake people. He’s living dangerously and always prepared for conflict. And when it comes to disloyal people, he’s laying traps for them too.

[Outro]
He closes by repeating that fake love doesn’t impress him—real loyalty means showing it clearly. He’s still connected to people who live the street life, even though he’s made it big. No matter how successful or old he gets, he’ll always carry protection and stay ready for anything. That last “5L” is a shoutout to loyalty and his crew, showing he’s riding with them for life.