SELFIE STICK Lyrics – Bonez MC, LX

SELFIE STICK Lyrics Meaning

[Part 1: Bonez MC]
Bonez MC kicks things off by talking about his flashy lifestyle. He compares his fast car to a spaceship with a new look, so quick he’s sure to get caught speeding. The rims on the car are shiny, and he knows a bit of Spanish — just enough to flex. He makes fun of someone who used to hate on him but couldn’t do anything themselves. Then he says he rolls up to small-town parties with a selfie stick, not to perform or prove anything, just to celebrate himself and bounce. People used to mock him and his selfie stick, but that same vibe made him rich. He throws in some cheeky lines about drinking banana milkshake and keeping a weapon close, showing his mix of playful and dangerous sides. He brags about his style — fresh haircut, expensive watch, first date at KFC, and his girl’s body that’s part real, part fake. He takes tons of selfies, totally into himself, and notices others are watching but too jealous to show love online. His ride is loud, wide, and flashy, and he’s cruising around Berlin at night, not caring who he leaves behind.

[Hook: Bonez MC & LX]
This hook is all about showing dominance and attitude. They’re telling someone to back off if they’ve got no gold — basically no status, no say. They’re rolling around the block in a Dodge, ready for action. There’s a bit of danger with mentions of weapons and making threats, but it’s mostly about street image and reputation. They’re sipping Hennessy, voice rough from smoking, always outside living life, never hiding. Everything is being recorded, day and night, because the selfie stick is always with them. They’re iced out, with jewelry and chains, and someone questions their attitude — like, who do you think you are? The chain is thick like a Simit (a Turkish bread ring), a funny but visual comparison. The rims are shiny, and their whole lifestyle feels like a collection of their biggest, boldest moments — like a “greatest hits” album — captured through that selfie stick.

[Part 2: LX]
LX comes in with confidence, wearing expensive Amiri jeans and Nike sneakers while rolling in a flashy Benz with lightweight rims. He’s feeling fresh and expects to meet a new girl that night. His Rolex is full of diamonds, high quality, and it’s shining from far away. He even jokes about the food schedule — turkey doesn’t get served until after 4 PM — adding a bit of street-style humor. He calls himself a “fruit dealer,” which might be a play on words, hinting at either selling real goods or something illegal, saying his stuff is so good it could change market prices. His customers look half-dead, showing how intense his business is, while he chills on a bench with a drink. He films everything with his selfie stick, and money keeps flowing into his wallet. He tells people to hit him up if they want something but warns them not to talk too much like a parrot. He references “187,” a crime code, while flying through the night in a powerful car. He pours one out for those still locked up and mentions supplying weed or pills, whatever people want. No one can touch his hustle because his girl’s got his back and she’s fire.

[Hook: Bonez MC & LX]
Same as earlier, this hook brings the energy back to the streets. They’re telling anyone without status (no gold) to step aside, and they’re cruising the neighborhood in a Dodge, ready for whatever comes. They load up, showing they’re not just flexing — they’re also dangerous if needed. Hennessy’s in the glass, their voice sounds rough, probably from all the smoke. They’re always out, filming their lives nonstop with the selfie stick. Their drink’s got ice, but their neck’s got even more — real diamonds. When someone asks who they think they are, they answer by showing off their thick chain again, comparing it to a Simit. The rims are shining bright, and everything about their life feels big, bold, and worth recording — taking that selfie stick all the way to the top.