Bells Lyrics – Lil Wayne

Bells Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1]
Lil Wayne starts by saying he’s tough and sharp, like nails that can hit hard. He’s ready to fight anyone who talks badly about him. He’s been through jail and came out still strong, living a street life and dealing with anger inside his mind. He talks about having what people want, like the “white girl” which can be slang for drügs, showing he controls what others desire. He sees everyone as strangers passing through life, with time running out fast. When danger comes, he’s prepared to defend himself with guns, and he’s not afraid to rob those who threaten him. He’s been surviving on the streets, living a rough life but also enjoying it sometimes, like under the trees on a holiday. He keeps weapons close for protection and can be violent if needed, leaving enemies hurt. He mentions drügs and how they change people’s behavior — sometimes slowing them down, sometimes making them fight. Even with women around him, he stays focused and doesn’t lose his mind. He’s been dominating in his world, both against other men and in relationships. Smoking weed gives him strength and calm, while others are nervous or unsure. He sticks to his promises and acts like a powerful figure in the music scene, comparing himself to other famous rappers. He sees himself flying high, like an eagle, and demands respect as a king. The “bells” symbolize his presence and power ringing loud.

[Chorus]
Lil Wayne is saying he’s very confident and strong, calling himself “hot as hell.” His rap style is powerful and hits hard, like lifting heavy weights. He repeats “bells” to emphasize his impact and presence. He talks about being dangerous, ready to take out anyone who gets in his way, including rivals and untrustworthy women. He mentions having weapons like a street sweeper and a mop, meaning he’s ready to clean up trouble. His woman is tough too, able to handle difficult situations like breaking out of jail. He compares his fast, direct approach to Taco Bell delivering food quickly — he brings his style straight to his enemies’ doorstep without hesitation.

[Verse 2]
Here, Lil Wayne talks about people waiting and hesitating, while he’s ready to take action now. He compares this hunger to Marvin Gaye’s song, meaning a strong desire to succeed or fight. He proudly represents New Orleans and wants to put his crew on the map, showing pride in where he comes from. He just wants some designer clothes to show off his city pride. The police are watching his gang, but he stays tough and doesn’t back down. His main girl is confident and bold, and he has a gun that sounds like a drumroll when he fires it, showing his readiness to defend himself. He’s confident in his relationships, being the first and last important person for his woman. He calls himself a hashtag and a red flag, meaning he’s famous but also a warning sign to others. He talks about having a lot of money, trouble with the law, and ignoring the judge’s orders. Detectives have found evidence against him, but he acts like a powerful figure, telling others to recognize his singerity. He’s ready to fight anyone who crosses him, aiming carefully with his weapon. Some people don’t like how he lives because he does things his own way and makes more money than others. He only smokes strong weed and keeps his eyes sharp and alert. The “bells” again show his loud and unstoppable energy.

[Chorus]
Lil Wayne repeats that he’s very confident and strong, with a rap style that hits hard like lifting heavy weights. The “bells” remind everyone of his power and presence. He warns that he’s ready to defeat anyone who challenges him, including untrustworthy women. He has weapons ready to handle any problems, and his woman is tough enough to break out of jail if needed. Like Taco Bell delivering fast food, he brings his action directly to his enemies without hesitation.