RATATOUILLE Lyrics – 1900Rugrat

RATATOUILLE Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus]
He is flexing how he moves every day, carrying lean and his stuff like it is normal. He says he creates results and problems on his own without needing a kitchen, hinting at street hustle. He admits he is back on drinking lean and dealing with the effects, but he still speaks straight from the heart without writing plans. Buying loud guns is about loving the power and sound, and waving bigger weapons shows confidence, intimidation, and a fearless attitude toward danger and attention. It paints him as reckless, proud, and fully locked into his lifestyle.

[Verse]
He compares his gun to something that eats nonstop, saying it fires constantly and aggressively. Talking about freedom after jail, he shows pride and toughness, acting like nothing scares him anymore. He says he does not care about consequences and is always ready for violence if things go wrong. He calls out people who pretend to be dangerous, pointing out they hide while real loss already touched them. Numbers and scores suggest he feels ahead of rivals and in control of situations. Describing his weapon’s sound like music makes the violence feel casual and routine. When he talks about relationships, it is mostly about power, money, and showing off rather than emotions. He lifts women into a flashy lifestyle, spending freely and letting them see how fast money moves around him. Jail references show how close his circle is to crime, but also how people come back changed, dressed better, and respected. Gun nicknames and playful lines hide serious threats, mixing humor with danger. The Ratatouille line is him bragging about skill, saying he can really do things others just talk about. Cartoon dog references show confidence, like he can enter any space and control it. His diamonds are described as perfect but flashy, showing wealth without subtlety. Making a dog talk like Scooby shows he feels powerful enough to bend reality or make anything happen. Talking about large amounts of weapons and product at the end shows organized movement, teamwork, and readiness for whatever comes next. It also hints at paranoia and constant alertness, where trust is rare and loyalty matters. Every image stacks bravado on top of survival, showing a mindset shaped by pressure, fast money, and the need to stay dominant at all times.

[Chorus]
He repeats the idea of moving with lean and a bag, showing this risky life feels routine. He says his success comes from action, not talking or planning, and he handles business his own way. Drinking lean affects his body, but he still stays loud and honest. The guns are treated like prized possessions, with their noise giving him excitement and status. Waving heavy weapons is about sending a message of strength, warning others not to test him. It reinforces his fearless image and love for chaos, risk, and attention around.

[Verse]
This part is more playful but still threatening, using sounds and jokes to keep energy high. Loud gas and strong smells suggest excess and indulgence. Purple visuals point to dr�gs, while money talk turns dark, hinting at death and violence toward enemies, wrapped in cartoon-style humor to keep it catchy and unsettling at the same time.

[Chorus]
Once again he circles back to his everyday setup, treating danger and intoxication like normal gear. He highlights acting on instinct, speaking directly, and not hiding behind notes or plans. Lean is both a habit and a burden, yet it does not slow his swagger. The focus on loud guns shows obsession with power and sound. Swinging a heavy rifle is pure flexing, meant to scare others and boost his own confidence. It sums up his reckless pride, street identity, and comfort living on the edge daily right without fear or limits.