Attitude Lyrics – Don Toliver

Attitude Lyrics Meaning

### [Intro: Cash Cobain & Charlie Wilson]

The intro sets a provocative and explicit tone for the song. It describes a s*xual encounter with a woman, highlighting the pleasure and satisfaction derived from it. The repetition emphasizes the casual and boastful nature of the act, reflecting a hedonistic lifestyle.

### [Chorus: Don Toliver]

The chorus emphasizes Don Toliver’s wealth and its impact on his attitude. He mentions earning 0 million, which allows him to have significant cash flow and the luxury of desiring expensive items like a Lamborghini. Toliver dismisses anything modest, such as a small booty, indicating his preference for extravagance. The lyrics also touch on his intolerance for being around people without money, suggesting that financial status affects his relationships. His newfound wealth has given him an assertive attitude, and he warns against being associated with broke individuals, reflecting a strong preference for maintaining a high-status lifestyle.

### [Verse 1: Don Toliver]

In this verse, Don Toliver reflects on his journey from humble beginnings to immense wealth. He mentions acquiring everything he has through hard work (“straight out the pot”). The lyrics contrast his past, where he wore Polos and Pradas and sold drügs (“put grams in my sock”), with his present, where he enjoys luxurious experiences like being on a yacht with his partner. This transformation signifies his rise from street life to opulence.

### [Chorus: Don Toliver]

The chorus reiterates Toliver’s financial success and its influence on his behavior. He highlights his need for high-end items, like a Lamborghini, and expresses a preference for women who can “get freaky.” The lyrics stress that his money has changed his attitude, making him intolerant of financial mediocrity. He insists that he might get angry if someone around him is broke, and he warns other men that he could easily attract their partners, further emphasizing his confidence and assertiveness.

### [Bridge: Don Toliver]

The bridge captures a moment of confrontation and desire. Toliver questions a woman’s promiscuity while simultaneously expressing his ability to bring her s*xual satisfaction. He notices her on the dance floor and wants more, indicating a desire for physical pleasure and control.

### [Interlude: Charlie Wilson]

The interlude is a brief, repetitive plea for affection. Charlie Wilson asks for “good love,” emphasizing a desire for genuine and fulfilling romantic or s*xual connection.

### [Verse 2: Cash Cobain & Charlie Wilson]

In this verse, Cash Cobain boasts about his ability to provide what others need, positioning himself as a desirable and influential figure. He dismisses competitors, asserting his superiority and wealth (“rich n!gga, no bum in me”). The lyrics describe his s*xual prowess, suggesting that his partner will find immense satisfaction with him, further highlighting his confidence and appeal.

### [Verse 3: Don Toliver & Charlie Wilson]

This verse mixes references to drügs and luxury. Don Toliver mentions “orange soda in my lean,” indicating drug use. He boasts about the cost of his ring and the exclusivity of his relationships. The comparison to Tia and Tamera, famous twins, suggests that his lifestyle is unique and unmatched. He ends with a warning not to mess with him, reinforcing his dominance and readiness to defend his status.

### [Chorus: Don Toliver]

The final chorus reiterates the themes of wealth and its impact on Toliver’s attitude. He again mentions his 0 million, his need for expensive items, and his intolerance for financial mediocrity. The repetition emphasizes his transformation and the confidence that comes with his financial success. He insists that being around broke individuals or those who don’t meet his standards will upset him, and he warns others of his ability to attract their partners, reinforcing his dominant and assertive persona.