Soulja Lyrics – Lil Mosey

Soulja Lyrics Meaning

In the opening part, he’s basically setting the tone. The repeated sounds give off a loose, chilled vibe, like he’s getting into his zone before talking about his life. It feels like he’s warming up and letting listeners know he’s about to talk his talk.

When he starts describing how people are drawn to him, he’s pointing out that a lot of attention comes his way because of his reputation and confidence. He talks about being in the studio, working hard, and creating music while also living a flashy lifestyle. He mentions having money in different colors, which just means he’s carrying a lot of cash. He also brings up carrying protection because he knows success can attract danger. People didn’t care as much before, but once they saw him making real money, they suddenly started paying attention.

Next, he admits he doesn’t love being in the spotlight, but he definitely enjoys the money that comes with it. He talks about stacking cash like it’s nothing and keeping it organized. He stays loyal to one girl he always pulls up with, and he keeps the same circle when he’s out shopping or hanging with his crew. They’re all on the same vibe, moving the same way.

He then switches into talking about partying and enjoying himself. Pouring drinks, spending time with someone who likes his lifestyle, and cruising around in a fast car that he really loves. He describes moving with confidence and carrying his own heat. His money keeps piling up, and he doesn’t hide that he enjoys the thrill of it. He’s rolling around in a two-seater, blowing the horn, showing off a bit because he can.

He talks about rubber bands popping, which means he’s dealing with stacks of money. He mentions smoking and how things are coming in fast for him. He used to take pills, but he’s done with that now. He’s bought himself his own crew, meaning he built his own support system and doesn’t need anyone questioning whether he has real friends. Even the carpet in his place looks fancy because of how much money he’s been spending.

When a girl tells him the track is her favorite and wants to come home with him, he doesn’t act surprised. His money is long, she drops her phone, and he puts his own music on, almost like he knows the situation is predictable.

In the repeated section, he circles back to the same idea: people start noticing once success shows. He’s working hard in the studio, keeping cash on him, staying protected, and watching how attention grows as his wealth grows. The ending sounds bring the vibe back down, closing it out in the same smooth, relaxed tone he started with.