Diamond Stitching Lyrics – LUCKI

Diamond Stitching Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus]
The chorus talks about waking up making a lot of money, showing how his life has changed from struggles to success. He used to have bad dreams but things are better now. The line about the snake shedding its skin is like saying he’s leaving old problems behind and finding a new path. He mentions different types of people around him, both from tough neighborhoods and fancy lifestyles, and how money changes how they act. He also talks about his goal to get money and stay true to himself. When someone says he’s “mean,” he’s saying that his attitude isn’t bad—it’s honest and real.

[Verse]
In this verse, he talks about living a flashy life, with expensive things like diamond-stitched leather and a bright orange Bentley. Someone close to him copies his style but with a different brand. He brings up the struggle with lean (a drug), saying it’s not something he chooses but something he deals with. The drug is affecting his voice, showing how it’s a problem but also part of his life. He mentions friends and idols, trying to be even richer than the people he looks up to. He feels confident and ready to keep going, even when others give up. He talks about how some people want to be like famous rappers, but he’s focused on his own path. He’s young and ambitious, noticing details like the kind of cars he likes, and compares himself to a “slimeball with wings,” which means he’s unique and rising above others in a way no one’s seen before.

[Chorus]
This chorus repeats the idea of making a lot of money right away and moving past tough times. He again uses the image of a snake shedding its skin to show personal growth and finding new ways to succeed. He points out the mix of people around him—from rough neighborhoods to more polished ones—and how money influences their behavior. He wanted to get cash and keep living the way he planned. Even when people say he’s harsh or “mean,” he believes his actions are honest and true, not fake or bad.

[Outro]
In the outro, he repeats that though some might say he’s mean, he actually means well and is genuine. He mentions his fancy diamond-stitched leather and bright orange Bentley again, showing his success and style. The last lines emphasize that, despite everything, he stays pure and real inside.