Peanuts 2 N Elephant Lyrics – Lil Wayne

Peanuts 2 N Elephant Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1]
This part shows Lil Wayne’s crew as tough and dangerous, ready to take down anyone who crosses them. He talks about living large—smoking, drinking, and carrying lots of cash. The phrase “elephant memory” hints at him remembering things clearly, but he also says he can’t remember some stuff, showing a laid-back side. Overall, it’s about power, money, and loyalty in his circle.

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Here, Lil Wayne uses a lot of clever wordplay and references. The “monkey on her back” is like someone struggling with a problem, comparing it to Michael Jackson’s pet chimp. He says he’s like Dumbo, a big elephant, meaning he’s huge in the game and can’t be ignored. He came from tough beginnings (“the jungle”) but now carries a “jumbo” gun, showing he’s ready to defend himself. He describes his woman with a big “elephant booty,” proud of her body. He mentions gun smoke and tough guys with angry faces but warns they’re weak compared to him. When he says others are just “peanuts,” it means they’re small and insignificant next to his strength. He makes it clear he’s not someone to mess with.

[Refrain]
This part repeats that Lil Wayne is quick to act when needed, like an elephant popping its trunk, which is a sign of power or aggression. He compares himself to a big, red elephant, like Donald Trump’s political symbol, showing he’s bold and loud. Despite this, he admits to acting wild or silly sometimes, like a donkey. It’s a mix of being serious and playful but always ready to defend himself.

[Verse 2]
Lil Wayne talks about handling people who talk too much by knocking them down, showing he doesn’t tolerate disrespect. He mentions intimacy with a woman and playfully calls her “junk food” because of her attractive body. He compares his confident walk and speech to a president, meaning he carries himself with singerity and style. He feels experienced, like a veteran, while others around him seem weak and soft, almost like aliens or gelatin. He says feelings don’t affect him much, like an elephant who’s tough and doesn’t get hurt easily. He compares his enemies to tiny peanuts, meaning they’re small problems to him. The way he stalks his targets is like a predator hunting weak prey, showing he’s always ready to attack when needed. He also makes a clever line about a woman gaining weight, calling her an elephant now, while mocking others who talk nonsense. He’s confident, tough, and ready for any challenge.

[Refrain]
This short part repeats that Lil Wayne is quick to show strength and take action. He’s the kind of person who won’t hesitate to defend himself, again comparing his power to a big red elephant. Even though he acts a little wild or goofy sometimes, he’s serious when it counts.

[Chorus]
The chorus keeps bringing up the idea of “popping the trunk,” which means Lil Wayne is ready to fight or show power fast. The red elephant is a symbol of strength, and mentioning Donald Trump adds a layer of being loud, noticeable, and maybe controversial. Despite acting tough and serious, he admits to acting silly or stubborn sometimes, like a donkey. This mix shows he’s human but still powerful. He talks about dealing with “opps” (opponents), saying they get handled quickly—he makes sure his enemies don’t cause trouble. The chorus repeats a confident and aggressive vibe, mixing boldness with some humor in how he acts.