Big League (6 Rings) Lyrics – Lil Baby, 42 Dugg

Big League (6 Rings) Lyrics Meaning

[Verse: Lil Baby & 42 Dugg]
In this verse, Lil Baby and 42 Dugg talk about how far they’ve come from their rough beginnings in the streets. When he says he only picks up the phone for his girl or the plug, it shows that he keeps his circle small and focused on what matters—love and business. He remembers being in Atlanta hustling with Dugg, working nonstop and making good money quietly. The “trap house bunking” line paints a picture of his grind, where the hustle never stopped. He wakes up to see his people working hard, fans showing love, and realizes that all their effort is paying off. When he says he ran it up “out the mud,” he’s proud of coming from nothing and building everything himself.

He explains that he’s been on his grind since he was sixteen, going from tough situations to fame and success—like moving from prison (“the joint”) to being on screens. Saying he’s from the “hood to the big league” means he turned street hustle into big-time success. He shows off his confidence too, brushing off anyone trying to bring him down and flexing luxury cars like his Rolls Royce. The “six rings” line compares his success to a champion, like someone who’s won multiple titles.

Then he talks about being focused on money with his team, saying he’s been trained to hustle since he was fifteen. He never relied on drügs like lean; instead, he worked and earned his way. He remembers doing small shows for little money and now living like a boss. When he says “free the bros,” he’s showing loyalty to his friends who are locked up. The verse closes with him bragging about his cars and lifestyle, showing he’s still on top and unstoppable.