Beggin Lyrics – Rich The Kid

Meaning of ‘Beggin’ Lyrics Explained

In the first part, the rapper is talking about a woman who wants him to stay with her, but he’s trying to leave. There’s tension because her child is involved, and the situation feels uncomfortable. She seems interested in his expensive lifestyle and designer stuff, not in a real relationship. He questions why people act like they’re together when he doesn’t feel that way. He mentions money, success, and flashy jewelry, showing he’s doing well but doesn’t want to be used.

Next, he talks about a woman he does care about, saying she’s attractive and confident. He’s spending money freely, traveling across the world for shows, and enjoying the fast life. The vibe here is very show-off and wild, like someone who’s constantly moving and living in luxury. The woman in his life doesn’t have to work, and he likes that she’s loyal and keeps things private. He compares himself to someone always chasing success, saying he gets money quickly and easily. He doesn’t want anybody around him who brings drama or seems unstable.

Then he gets into trust and loyalty. He says the woman who’s close to him would support him if anything went wrong, even paying to get him out of trouble. He contrasts that with other people who lie or switch sides. He sees himself as someone who takes care of people by buying expensive gifts and keeping them looking good. This part shows how he sees relationships based on trust and benefits, but still controlled by him.

The song circles back to the same problem from the beginning, where someone keeps trying to make him stay when he wants to leave. The person is trying to connect through material things, but he isn’t interested in being committed. He repeats that he has money, status, and attention, yet doesn’t want to be treated like someone to take advantage of. He talks again about wearing costly jewelry and being successful, almost like reminding himself why he shouldn’t stay stuck in that situation.

At the end, he questions how someone can really care about him when they might just want something long term, like trying to get pregnant to keep him around. He sees that as a trap or a plan to tie him down. The last part shows frustration with people who pretend they care but actually want control, stability, or money from him.