More Green (I’ma Eat) Lyrics – Gunna

More Green (I’ma Eat) Lyrics Meaning

In the first part, Gunna is talking about the pressure and danger of the street life, how the hustle can be intense and risky. He keeps asking if he can redeem himself, like he’s wondering if there’s a way out or a fresh start, but deep down he knows he’s too deep into the game. When he says he wants more green, he’s clearly focused on making more money, and nothing else seems to matter as much. Living in a dream means the wealth and success feel unreal, but he’s still hustling, still serving people who want what he’s got, and keeping others from messing with his team. Even though he’s getting rich, he’s still sipping lean and selling drügs, showing he hasn’t left that world behind.

Next, he paints a picture of his status—he feels like royalty, walking into places with expensive clothes and confidence. He’s got money in his pockets and wants to enjoy life every day. He keeps his living space private and secure, showing he’s cautious and protective of his lifestyle. He even suggests that someone coming after him wouldn’t survive, showing how serious and dangerous things can get in his world. There’s this mix of flexing wealth and warning others not to mess with him.

Then he switches to being more aggressive and fearless. He compares himself to Don Gotti, a famous mob boss, to show he’s powerful and respected. He moves like a boss in luxury cars and makes his actions look easy and smooth, even if it’s something wild like making a robbery look effortless. He’s confident in his freestyle ability and doesn’t need to write his rhymes. The women around him know the deal—it’s fun for a night, nothing more. He’s living the fast, flashy life for real, unlike others who pretend. He’s got energy, boldness, and has proved doubters wrong by making it big.

When he talks about pulling up in an Audi, he’s saying he’s out here doing well while others just talk. He laughs at people who try to act rich but aren’t really living it. Selling a “dirty bird” is a slang way of saying he’s still dealing drügs, even with all this money. Again, he repeats that he wants more money, can’t seem to stop, and that his flashy lifestyle feels like a dream. He keeps shining, still helps those stuck in addiction, and stays loyal to his circle, not letting outsiders in. Even though he’s rich and respected, he hasn’t changed certain habits—he still leans into the life he came from.

Finally, he wraps things up by reminding everyone how he carries himself like a king. He steps into every scene with confidence and money to back it up. He’s still that guy people recognize and respect, fully aware of who he is and what he’s built.