WTF Goin Lyrics – Metro Boomin

WTF Goin Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Young Dro]
He’s shouting out the producers Metro Boomin and DJ Spinz, showing love to the team behind the track. It’s basically setting the hype energy, with a few random ad-libs to kick things off and let the listener know something wild is about to happen.

[Pre-Chorus: Young Dro]
He’s saying the people he’s talking about are soft or weak, so much so that he compares them to candy. Then he brags about his unique style—wearing Crocs with gator skin, designer jeans, and luxury brand money. Haters don’t bother him; they just add flavor to his already bold vibe.

[Chorus: Young Dro]
He keeps repeating the phrase as a way of expressing disbelief or reacting to the crazy lifestyle and chaos around him. It’s like he’s in the middle of something wild—money, fame, flexing—and he’s hyped, like, “Yo, what’s even going on right now?” It adds to the track’s chaotic and party-like energy.

[Verse 1: Young Dro]
Dro is showing off confidence, saying he’s dressed fresh and people call him by different names depending on how they know him. He reps his roots, born in Bankhead Court on Atlanta’s west side. He’s iced out with expensive jewelry, and if anyone tries to snatch his chain, he’s ready to defend himself. He doubts some people claiming they’re from the city because they don’t seem authentic. His crew’s got money and influence. He talks about sipping lean, specifically Wockhardt, and disses those who drink weaker versions like Tris. Then he lets you know how solid and respected they are, referencing guns and getting money like someone known in the Bowen Homes area. Basically, it’s about status, style, street respect, and making sure people know he’s the real deal.

[Pre-Chorus: Young Dro]
Again, he’s calling out others for being soft while flexing his own drip. He’s mixing laid-back style like Crocs with luxury pieces. He mentions his expensive taste in clothing and says haters actually just add more to his shine, like seasoning to food.

[Chorus: Young Dro]
The repeated hook keeps the energy going and continues the feeling of surprise or disbelief at how crazy life is. It’s like he’s in a whirlwind of wealth, wild parties, and power, just reacting in a raw, unfiltered way with that same line: “What the fu\*k going?” It’s his way of saying, “This life is wild.”

[Verse 2: Young Dro]
He’s in the club throwing cash like a quarterback tossing a football. His jewelry’s so flashy it could blind someone. He’s got his weapon with him, and women are all over him. Everything about his look is designer—Louis Vuitton clothes, icy accessories, Cartier glasses. Even if he looks a little goofy, he’s still pulling attention. He talks about taking someone’s girl and then switches to violence, saying he could hit someone with a quick combo. He always carries a weapon (“biscuit”) and flexes his diamond-covered wrist. Then he reminds everyone that he’s the next big thing. He rides in huge customized cars and says he’s got tons of style. Finally, he circles back to calling out soft dudes again, saying he could eat them up any time, just like candy.

[Pre-Chorus: Young Dro]
Same as earlier, he’s pointing out how weak others are and showing off his fashion sense. It’s like he’s saying, “Look at me and look at you, there’s no competition.” He’s dripping in luxury and doesn’t care about the hate—he thrives off it.

[Chorus: Young Dro]
Once again, he’s repeating that same wild reaction to his fast-paced, flashy life. The vibe is energetic and almost chaotic, like he’s riding a high wave of success, clothes, money, and drama. That hook line is his way of keeping it hype and letting the party roll.

[Outro: Peewee Roscoe]
Peewee Roscoe jumps in with his own energy and attitude. He reintroduces himself in a cocky way, calling himself “Mr. Take-Your-B!tch” and “Mr. Astronomical,” making it clear he sees himself as larger than life. He’s shouting out Metro Boomin again and giving props to the whole vibe of the tape, calling it futuristic and fresh. He’s saying this ain’t the same old stuff—this is about what’s new and next, referencing future years like 2025 and 2026 to emphasize how ahead of the curve they are. He suggests naming this part of the tape “Futuristic Slumber Party,” which is funny because he says girls aren’t staying overnight, but they’re welcome to hang for a while. It’s all braggadocious and playful, capping off the track with wild energy, confidence, and a party vibe that matches the rest of the song.