That’s My Ball Lyrics – DDG

That’s My Ball Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
Just hyping up the vibe and setting the energy.

[Pre-Chorus]
He’s talking about his taste—he likes wild, attractive women and fancy, foreign cars. He enjoys fun and hates people who are boring. He notices when people hate on him but doesn’t waste time reacting to it. Then he calls out someone who’s not doing anything useful, like being on a team but not helping win.

[Chorus]
He’s saying “that’s my ball” to show control and dominance, like he owns the game. He’s proud, confident, and ready to protect what’s his, especially his girl. If anyone tries to mess with him or his people, it only takes one call to handle the situation. He’s serious about loyalty and not afraid to act if needed.

[Verse 2]
He’s making a lot of money now and even owns a house in the mountains. He’s stacking cash—twenties, fifties, hundreds—and has people working for him to count it. He came from nothing, so now he’s giving back to his mom. He sees himself as the main guy, unstoppable. He’s got a brand new luxury car and doesn’t mind burning up the miles. He jokes about messing with other guys’ girls and not stressing over drama. He stays high and drives a flashy car with the trunk in the front, just like an elephant. When he says “that’s my ball,” it’s another way of saying he’s running the show. His girl’s a perfect ten, and he’s even down to hang with her and her friends. He calls himself MVP—the most valuable player—because in his world, he’s the one that stands out and gets all the wins.

[Chorus]
He repeats his message again: he’s in charge and owns his space. He’s protective over what’s his, especially his girl. And if someone steps out of line, he’s got people who’ll take care of it quickly. His loyalty and pride come first—he doesn’t play when it comes to respect.

[Verse 3]
He’s making huge money from streaming, like half a million, and now owns several homes. When he walks into the club, he lights up a blunt, and people respect him enough to let him do his thing. He doesn’t like other guys getting too close to his girl and shows jealousy in a playful but protective way. He took her to many islands, showing he spoils her and treats her well. He jokes about the saying “ball don’t lie,” and then flexes by talking about dropping someone’s playtime or taking their spot. His girl is solid, his ride-or-die, and even betting lines favor him because people believe he’ll always come through. If someone else gets the ball, they mess up, but when he’s in control, he slams it down just like Ja Morant—bold, powerful, and exciting.

[Chorus]
He keeps driving home that same message: he’s the boss, he owns the moment, and he’s got everything on lock. He’s got backup, he’s loyal, and he’s never letting anyone take what belongs to him.