D.I.M.M Lyrics – VVS (븨븨에스)

D.I.M.M Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus]
This part is all about showing off confidence and success. When they say “diamonds in my mouth,” it’s like saying they’ve made it big, and they’re not afraid to show it. Even when people talk down or hate on them, they stay cool and flashy. The diamonds are a symbol of wealth, power, and status, and they wear it proudly.

[Verse 1]
Here, they dive into their glow-up and flex-heavy lifestyle. The line about “spitting fire” shows they’re dropping hot lines and doing it with style. Their haters’ weak thoughts fall apart easily, like a game of Jenga. They’re comparing their impact to robbers stealing hearts, and even rain can’t dull their shine. They talk about money being loud and bright, just like the sun in August. Instead of high heels, they wear yellow Timberlands—bold and street-smart. They know insiders recognize the vibe they’re giving off. One of them is even compared to Lil’ Kim, a rap icon known for her boldness and fashion. The bling they wear isn’t just shiny—it blinks like stars in the night. They’ve got mink coats with diamonds, flowers underfoot, and they color the ground they walk on. Nothing’s left blank because they fill every space with their style. They’re lighting up the night with their moves and came from basements to now shining like rings. Mentioning luxury brands like Van Cleef shows how far they’ve come. They’re not the same people they used to be—they’ve upgraded in every way.

[Chorus]
This chorus comes with more attitude. It’s a loud and clear response to anyone talking negatively. They’re saying, “Keep talking, I’m still shining.” The diamonds represent how far they’ve come, and they don’t need validation. It’s not just about wealth—it’s about confidence, power, and not letting others bring you down. They double down on pride and tell the haters they don’t matter.

[Verse 2]
This verse talks about shining like a star and living a life of power. They compare their smooth ride to being presidential, with a nod to Biden. The vibe is chill but dangerous—they’re not to be messed with. They talk about having a weapon (a “nine”) on their back like a warning, and their style leaves people speechless. They describe themselves as leaders others want to follow, riding high with luxury and confidence. There’s mention of fast cars, expensive jewels like rubies, and living without fear. Their flashy style catches eyes like a meerkat, and they pass enemies with ease. They talk about flying high, like stars across the night sky, and casting a huge shadow from their presence. There’s also a poetic feel when they mention streetlights and living like insects that only survive one day—it could mean life is short, so they shine while they can. Their smile is full of diamonds, and if someone kisses them, they’re kissing expensive jewels. Their diamonds are flawless, shining from every angle. They talk about never stopping, always stacking money, and staying passionate. The glitter and energy they bring spreads wide like paint spilling, and they’re swimming in pools of cash.

[Chorus]
Once again, they repeat the hook with even more energy. The message is still the same—they hear the hate, but it doesn’t bother them. They’ve got diamonds in their mouth and success on their side. They’re shining too hard to be ignored, and no one’s words can dull their glow. It’s all about owning their identity and success proudly.

[Bridge]
This section hits with some warning energy. They’re telling the haters to back off because they’re not the ones to mess with—getting too close will only get you hurt. Even if someone wants what they have (the diamonds), it’s out of reach. They’ve earned their spot, and others can’t take that away, no matter how much they want it.

[Verse 3]
Now they’re really showing off with a playful and bold tone. Smiling is like a power move because their diamonds shine so bright, it blinds people. They’re outside, rolling deep with their squad, and they know their worth—they’re expensive in every way. The line about the trunk in the front hints at driving a luxury car. They want everything, and they usually get it. They’re fully invested in the grind and not planning to stop. There’s a line about waiting out the storm, meaning they’re in control even during hard times. They’re dripping in luxury like a diamond-covered Patek watch and even a house like a trophy. They want to double their money, not just earn—it’s about building an empire. Calling themselves a prince shows pride in their growing power. There’s also a cheeky part where they talk about charm and relationships, not afraid to say they leave a lasting impression. They say they’d go to war but don’t need to join the military—just another way of saying they fight on their own terms. The last part about the dentist and a solar eclipse? That’s just a flashy way of saying their diamonds shine so hard, it’s like blacking out the sun.

[Outro]
The final lines keep it short but strong. They call themselves “devious,” meaning clever and a bit rebellious, and remind you again—they’ve got diamonds in their mouth. It’s their signature, their power, and their shine.