Preach Lyrics – Rob49, YTB Fatt

Preach Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Rob49]
Rob49 kicks off by flexing the crazy amount of money he’s spent on jewelry—specifically $200,000 worth, including two iced-out Jesus pieces from Wafi, a well-known jeweler. He also casually mentions dropping $50K on something (likely designer or luxury) and hitting someone at a party, showing off both wealth and street presence.

[Interlude: Rob49]
He talks about taking a pink pill (likely ecstasy) that makes him feel super hyped, comparing himself to a Power Ranger. He mixes drügs like Xanax and Percocet with women who are high-maintenance. He also mentions hooking up with women from the projects, saying he keeps it real and doesn’t fake anything. He reminds everyone he’s the biggest in the game and gives a shoutout to his crew.

[Verse 1: Rob49]
This part is all about the lifestyle he’s living—money, drügs, s*x, and violence, which he says are the things that keep him going. He refers to the “G-Code,” meaning street rules, and says he’s just living loud and showing off. He lists some expensive things he owns like a $50K plain watch and a $20K pinky ring. His chain cost as much as a load of drügs (“bricks of becky”), and he warns he’ll take out anyone who crosses him. He tells people to flex their own stuff if they’ve got it, but he’s on another level.

[Verse 2: YTB Fatt]
YTB Fatt brags about leaving such an impression on a girl that she called him back after he left a diamond on her. He claims to be the youngest in the game with tons of luxury—fifteen cars and a hundred guns. He’s wild in bed at night and flat-out tired by morning. He mocks rappers who confess crimes in interviews and says he keeps his actions real and off-camera. He feels powerful enough to put a hit out through a feature and music video. He talks about pushing weight (likely drügs) and hanging with a big group of women. He’s partying hard, running out of liquor, and still finds it crazy that people use his name for attention or pretend to be related to him. He knows how fame works—whoever gets out the struggle first wins. He hints his uncle’s still hustling, and he laughs at people who diss him online without knowing him. He’s riding in a luxury Maybach with several women and a female driver, living it up by the ocean now, trying to avoid legal trouble in Georgia. He’s rich for real, living by the water, jokingly saying a mermaid might as well be family now.

[Bridge: YTB Fatt]
This short bit is just a vibe—he’s turned up, probably drunk, surrounded by women, and feeling himself.

[Verse 3: Rob49]
Rob49’s in the club doing what he’s supposed to—having fun with a bad girl, though she’s not drinking anything light like mimosas. He jokes about his friend in jail who doesn’t have girls around and uses lotion instead. He’s pushing his drug limits, taking four or five pills at once. Same with women—he’s been with multiple at the same time but doesn’t feel the need to show it off online. He says he doesn’t care about women who don’t treat him right and feels he’s better than them anyway. He’s rocking a new diamond watch with a slick look. He’s upset that people are teaming up with snitches and says he’d never do that. He calls himself “the biggest” again and name-drops “Foxwood,” likely a street or clique. He’s currently holding a weapon and still in the game selling drügs. His jewelry game is wild—mouth, ears, neck all iced out. He says every time he links with someone, it’s a blessing. He finishes off comparing his flashy yellow diamonds to Bart Simpson and makes it clear he’s not like R. Kelly—he wants no part of that reputation.

[Outro: YTB Fatt]
He says when he’s with a woman, he leaves such a mark it sticks forever. The only competition he jokes about is a barber—basically saying no one in music is really matching him. He repeats that only someone like Fox (likely a close friend or partner) or a barber is on his level. He closes by calling himself a real one, truly authentic in everything he does.