Any Day Lyrics – Larry June, 2 Chainz

Any Day Lyrics Meaning

[Intro (Larry June)]
Larry kicks things off with a mix of flexing and self-awareness. He’s driving a Ferrari, but he jokingly calls it a “broke piece of sh*t,” possibly hinting that material things don’t define success. He’s sipping orange juice, which is his signature lifestyle symbol, representing health and wealth. The line “You can’t make this sh*t up” suggests his success is surreal yet real. He reminds listeners that knowledge and smart choices are key to leveling up in life, and he’s not entertaining people who aren’t on the same grind.

[Verse 1 (Larry June)]
Larry’s laying out the blueprint for winning. He emphasizes the importance of taking the necessary steps toward success—there’s no shortcut. He’s had all the luxury cars, but now he’s thinking long-term, focusing on investments instead of just material flexes. Losses don’t bother him because every setback teaches him something valuable. His mention of Jean Prouvé chairs highlights his refined taste and wealth. He talks about financial growth, calculating his moves like a businessman.

Then comes the flex—he’s wearing platinum, not just white gold, showing he’s on another level. His woman doesn’t have to stress about money because he’s got everything covered, even spending big in Tokyo on high fashion. But despite his flashy lifestyle, he’s smart—his income is passive, meaning his money works for him. He even jokes that he can talk about money in Spanish, showing how global his mindset is. He’s not just living in the moment; he’s building something bigger, focusing on infrastructure and innovation—meaning he’s thinking about longevity in the game.

[Chorus (Larry June & 2 Chainz)]
The chorus is all about gratitude and consistency. Whatever you appreciate will grow, so Larry stays thankful for his success. He’s making it clear that no matter the day, no matter the circumstances, he’s going to show up and put in the work. Whether it’s Monday or Saturday, he’s moving with the same energy—grinding, making money, and staying true to himself. It’s a reminder that consistency is key to success.

[Verse 2 (2 Chainz)]
2 Chainz jumps in with his signature clever wordplay and street wisdom. He starts by talking about riding around with expired tags but having a lawyer—meaning he’s still connected to the streets but protected by wealth and legal support. He makes it clear that he’s got money now, enough to afford whatever he wants. Owning property and having equity means he’s stacking long-term wealth, not just making quick cash.

The “rocket” in his pocket could be both money and a weapon, showing he’s still aware of the risks that come with success. He references drug use to numb pain but also acknowledges the reality of street life—once the cops leave, people go right back to hustling. He flexes on how his life has changed—after performing, he’s hopping into luxury cars. Record labels want to copy his style because it’s unique. Even though he enjoys solitude, when he steps out, his presence is undeniable. He closes by referencing the classic fable of the tortoise and the hare, emphasizing that slow and steady wins the race. His success is built on patience, determination, and consistency.

[Chorus (Larry June & 2 Chainz)]
This part repeats the theme of appreciation and consistency. They’re both reinforcing the mindset that success isn’t about luck—it’s about showing up every single day, putting in the effort, and staying committed to the grind. No matter what day it is, they’re focused and going all in.

[Outro (Larry June)]
The outro is simple but powerful. It’s a final stamp on the song’s message—success is an everyday thing. No matter what, they’re about their business, staying on top, and making moves [any day.[