Best Behavior Lyrics – Jessie Murph, Lil Baby

Best Behavior Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
She’s giving a warning that she’s not going to act nice or follow the rules tonight.

[Verse 1: Jessie Murph]
Jessie’s wide awake at 4 AM, dealing with some emotional turmoil but still pushing through her music. She’s referencing someone named Don and finishing a project despite feeling all messed up inside. She’s talking about how people hit back when hurt, and she’s learned that the hard way. She wakes up angry, with deep feelings she doesn’t always express out loud. There’s a sense of betrayal and unresolved pain—something happened that left her emotionally cold, and she’s been hurt by someone close. What hurt her wasn’t even the actual crime or wrong, but more the emotional part of it. She let a lot slide, tried to be the bigger person, but when it happened again, she snapped. She admits to doing something reckless or destructive in return. The drug use is mentioned like a trigger or excuse for that behavior. She ends the verse almost regretting the choices, saying she wouldn’t have done it under normal circumstances, but everything just got to her. It’s intense, raw, and full of inner conflict—she’s hurting, and she’s tired of pretending she’s fine.

[Chorus: Jessie Murph]
Jessie’s saying she’s going all out—drinking heavy, acting reckless, and not caring who gets hurt. She’s leaning into her wild side, warning others that she’s not in the mood to play nice. She’s ready to blow things up emotionally and mentally, and anyone who crosses her might regret it. Her anger, pettiness, and chaos are all bubbling up, and she’s letting them out tonight.

[Verse 2: Lil Baby]
Lil Baby flips the energy to something more seductive but still intense. He talks to someone who’s also acting out of control, but he’s down for it. He’s promising a wild night filled with passion, teasing, and physical connection. He wants to give them what they want, saying he’s trained for this kind of intimacy. There’s a mix of emotions, alcohol, lust, and chaos in the moment. He sees the person he’s with as someone who’s been through stuff and might be stuck in a bad relationship or situation, and he’s offering a way out—whether with money or just a better experience. He plays with humor and desire, like mentioning a diet but asking if they can break it for him now. There’s a back-and-forth between emotional depth and raw physical attraction, showing both his charm and dominance. When he talks about liquor being brought out, it’s like a trigger for everything to get even crazier. It’s messy, fast-paced, and full of tension.

[Chorus: Jessie Murph]
Just like before, she’s diving back into being wild and unpredictable. She’s warning that her anger and intensity are not to be taken lightly. She’s embracing a darker, chaotic side of herself, and it’s clear that whoever crosses her tonight won’t forget it. No rules, no apologies—she’s letting it all out.

[Outro]
She repeats the same warning: she’s not going to be calm or collected—expect the wild version of her.