CANT STOP Lyrics – Don Toliver, Wallie the Sensei

CANT STOP Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Molly Santana]
Just setting the vibe with a chill “yeah, yeah.”

[Verse 1: Don Toliver & Future]
He’s cruising with the top down on his luxury car, feeling unstoppable. His outfit is expensive, and he doesn’t want to be asked about it—it speaks for itself. He’s not trying to stand out in a flashy way, but his presence is always known. Ever since he arrived, he’s been doing things his own way. He’s getting numb, likely from substance use, and can’t even feel his face anymore. Meanwhile, his enemies are out of sight, riding in flashy cars, but they don’t worry him. He’s good on his own, doesn’t need anyone, and knows the other person feels that same emptiness too.

[Refrain: Don Toliver]
He’s fully invested in the lifestyle—drinking and partying—but he’s trying not to get too lost in it. The “two-sipping” likely refers to sipping lean, and he’s saying he’s deep in that world, but still trying to stay afloat and not let it drown him.

[Chorus: Future]
He’s been drinking codeine and rising to the top at the same time. His watch is so iced out he can’t even see the time. He rolls up in luxury cars with the roof down, flaunting his success. He’s empowered his crew—his “savages” and shooters—so they’re no longer out here robbing, they’ve leveled up. He compares himself to Pluto, saying he’s out of this world and not bothered by others. A girl he’s with cost him a fortune in gifts, and though he looks sharp in photos, it’s all natural—he doesn’t even need a stylist.

[Verse 2: Wallie the Sensei]
Wallie jumps in with a flex—he spent the weekend with someone else’s girl but gave her back like it was no big deal. His friends say he spends too much money, but he doesn’t care. He’s riding around in a new convertible with a woman dressed provocatively. Even without eating, he’s still acting like he’s on top. He doesn’t want a serious relationship with her, but he’ll still mess around. He brags about sleeping with top-tier women, even though he’s not British. He jokes about being too “big” for her physically. Even when told to slow down, he keeps going full speed, sipping lean and ignoring the advice to chill, because that’s just his lifestyle.

[Chorus: Future & Wallie The Sensei]
Once again, they talk about how codeine has been part of their come-up. Future brags about his blinged-out watch and rolling in expensive cars. He and Wallie are showing how their lives have changed, empowering the people around them and no longer needing to struggle or rob to get by. They drop money on women and still manage to stay fresh without any stylist’s help.

[Refrain: Don Toliver]
Just like before, he’s deep into this lifestyle of sipping and partying, but trying not to lose himself in it. He’s committed to it all, but still holding on enough not to get completely consumed.