Here & There Lyrics – YTB Fatt

Here & There Lyrics Meaning

He starts off showing off his rich lifestyle—buying an expensive cologne and using the whole bottle in one day like it’s nothing. He mentions how some women didn’t mess with him before he got famous, but now he’s in control and calling the shots. He’s from a place where you either hustle with street tools or you’re stuck doing nothing. He admits he’s done a lot in life, including buying guns and women, and even took another guy’s girl—now she won’t leave him.

He talks about being done with certain things and people, especially after someone left him when he wasn’t looking. He can’t even be alone because his closest people, like his shooter or protector, won’t leave his side. He’s flying cheap on Spirit Airlines, but still moving around big cities like it’s nothing. He’s surrounded by luxury—nice cars, beautiful women, and designer everything. Even though he’s rich, he claims he’s numb to love now. He’s messing with wild girls from different places and sipping syrup occasionally.

He sends out attacks when needed, and also messes around with different women casually. He keeps saying people can’t touch him, and he’s been proving that little by little. He reps his area code or block proudly, showing love to where he came from. He knows women and money come and go, but he remembers how people laughed at him when he had nothing. Now that he’s made it, he opened the door for his people. He still respects anyone trying to make it, but won’t help just anyone. If someone cries about a “no,” he’ll still send them back, showing he’s not soft-hearted anymore.

He throws shade at people he feels were raised wrong—whether they’re men chasing money or women asking for things they shouldn’t. He doesn’t respect his enemies and says some of them are so desperate, they’d do anything to get out of jail. He casually mentions buying more women, designer bags, and sometimes firing his weapon here and there. Even messing with his enemy’s sister isn’t off-limits. It’s like everything in his life—love, hate, loyalty, and violence—happens “here and there.”

He talks about spending time with dangerous people, and sometimes having to send them to handle business. He doesn’t think twice about cutting someone off, but sometimes ends up going back, like pulling a girl’s hair in the bedroom. He thanks God for how far he’s come, because where he’s from, survival is never promised. He’d rather show up with guns than hit the gym—it’s just how things are in his world. He won’t let a woman travel without serious pay, and he’s not picky about who he messes with, just wants to have fun.

He mentions all the luxury bags he’s into, but once someone ticks him off, he switches moods and pulls out serious cash. He walks around with a big gun and lets everyone know he runs things. Even if he becomes a millionaire, he’s still got that tough attitude. He’s been with many women, even from other countries, and the list goes on. His legal problems are handled because he’s got money for lawyers, and they even cleared a murder case after realizing they had the wrong guy. He stays in designer gear but keeps it cool and distant from others.

He wraps up by flexing some more—rocking expensive earrings, being a proud ‘90s baby, and not backing down from anything, even when the police show up. He’s always got someone’s girl with him, and he’s not worried about what comes next.