E.B.I.T.D.A. Lyrics – Clipse

E.B.I.T.D.A. Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Pharrell Williams & Pusha T]
This part talks about being everywhere in people’s minds, like how Vitamin C is always good for you and bright like sunshine or a buzzing bee. The artist is saying he’s shining bright and moving fast, not stuck or tied down. He’s not just going through life; he’s flying high on a path he made himself. The mention of Takeoff shows respect, while the Rolls-Royce line says he wants something classic and real, not fake or electric. It’s about living life loud, clear, and on your own terms, refusing anything less.

[Verse 1: Pusha T]
Here, the rapper is talking about moving heavy loads (maybe drügs) and driving fast on a famous highway, feeling powerful like he rules the skies. He mentions taking out enemies or threats quickly and coldly, showing how serious things get. There’s also sadness when friends get arrested, and the rain symbolizes tough times and cries. It’s a mix of hustle, danger, and loss in the streets, where loyalty and survival matter most.

[Chorus: Pusha T]
This part shows how things have heated up for him, like life going from tough to even tougher. He’s living the high life with women and luxury, ready to eat (make money) even more. When money talks, it controls everything and silences others. He’s saying most people don’t work hard or dream big enough, while he’s traveling the world and pushing limits. If you can breathe easily at the top, you’re not pushing yourself hard enough. The “scale” refers to real success — many can’t match where he’s at.

[Verse 2: Pusha T & Malice]
They’re talking about women wanting attention, but the rapper holds back because he’s focused on bigger goals. They fit a lot of people in their group, showing strength and unity. The sunroof waving is a way of remembering family and past struggles, like smuggling shipments long ago. Growing up was like a tough video game they had to beat, with a mindset to never quit. Now, they live in a protected, wealthy place but still work hard. The rap game is intense and running out of fresh ideas, while their old drug money is still coming in. Scammers and hustle continue around them, and luxury lifestyle stuff like bottle service is almost running out because they’ve done it all.

[Chorus: Pusha T]
Again, the rapper talks about the rise in intensity and success. He’s surrounded by women and luxury, ready to keep going stronger. Money controls the conversation, and many people don’t have the vision or effort to match his grind. Traveling a lot shows his drive to keep pushing, and if you’re comfortable, you’re not trying hard enough. The real scale of success doesn’t lie — most people just can’t compare to what he’s achieved.