AYE SAY GANG LYRICS – FUTURE

AYE SAY GANG Lyrics Meaning

[Intro:]
In the intro, Future is hyping himself up by referring to his alter ego “Pluto.” It’s like a signature calling card, letting people know he’s about to deliver his unique style and energy in the song.

[Chorus:]
Future starts the chorus by flexing his wealth, mentioning a 15-karat wedding ring, even though he’s not married. It’s a symbol of his success and how he can afford extravagant things without needing a reason. He brags about being a “cash man,” someone who spends big on material things, including women. The line about counting up so much money that it looks like a mess is another way of saying he’s making huge amounts of cash. He also mentions popping an ecstasy pill, which makes him feel good but also cautious because of its effects. Then, he talks about a s*xual encounter where he’s so high that he becomes numb. The rest of the verse touches on his rise from selling small amounts in the streets to making big money, and how his success motivates younger guys from similar backgrounds.

[Verse 1:]
Future starts this verse by describing a younger person making their weapon more dangerous, with its impact being compared to an explosion. He talks about staying loyal to his friends, especially his “brother,” and how nothing is off-limits when it comes to getting what they want. Future reflects on his past struggles and how he’s about to make major moves to solidify his position. The mention of cooking with Pyrex (used for making drügs) and sipping on Hi-Tech (a popular codeine-based drink) is a reference to his street life and drug use. He’s dressed in custom luxury clothes, showing off his high-status lifestyle. Instead of selling his music rights (masters), he managed to get rich without giving up control. There’s a violent line about turning someone’s kid into an orphan, illustrating the dangerous world he’s in. Future also talks about having so much cash that it’s hard to manage, while his “suicide b0mbers” (likely loyal crew) are ready to handle any threats. He’s got a reputation for being the “Top Don Dada,” meaning a leader with a group of women around him, and everyone around him follows his lead. The verse ends with him describing a trap house where drügs are sold, emphasizing how secretive and successful his operations are, and how his woman doesn’t need social media clout because she’s already on top.

[Chorus:]
The chorus repeats, reinforcing Future’s themes of wealth, excess, and his drug-fueled lifestyle. He talks again about the wedding ring as a symbol of status, bragging about his cash and how much of it he’s got. His reference to “dog sh*t” looking like “cow sh*t” is a crude way to say he’s counting an overwhelming amount of money. The s*xual and drug references show how he’s constantly in a high-flying, numb state, unable to feel anything because of how much he’s indulging. He also continues to reflect on how he came from a tough, street-hustling background and how his success motivates others in similar situations.

[Verse 2:]
In this shorter verse, Future compares walking out of the bank with large amounts of cash to looking like a robbery, just because of how much money he has. He then talks about spending ,000 on a pint of lean, an expensive drug drink, which highlights his indulgent lifestyle. He flexes about driving million-dollar cars while coming from the public housing projects, showing his rise from poverty to extreme wealth. He boasts about his ability to switch up his musical style whenever he wants and continues to mention how high he is, both literally and figuratively. Future is also surrounded by women (strippers) and again mentions how much he spends on lean, doubling down on his rich, drug-heavy lifestyle.

[Outro:]
In the outro, Future reflects on a deeper feeling of emotional emptiness. His love has “run dry,” possibly hinting at how his lifestyle has left him feeling detached. Despite everything around him, he’s feeling light, almost numb to it all.