BITE ME Lyrics – Creep-P

BITE ME Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus]
This part of the song gives off a rebellious and taunting vibe. The singer questions if something is wrong with them, but it feels more sarcastic than genuine. They talk about “games” being played, possibly referring to people pretending or hiding things. The line about not letting anyone take a peek suggests secrecy or keeping things private. The repeated “B-I-T-E me” is a way of saying, “I don’t care what you think, deal with it.” It’s all about confidence and defiance.

[Verse 1]
The singer starts by calling themselves “the first lady” like Julia Child, a famous chef, meaning they’re at the top of their game. “Got a little bread now” means they have money and are living freely. “White lines on the table” refers to drügs, while “Rue in denial” could be a reference to the character Rue from *Euphoria*, who struggles with addiction.

Next, they compare themselves to Gordon Ramsay (a famous, intense chef), while calling the other person Paula Deen (a controversial chef known for scandals), suggesting they’re superior. “Growing all my green” could mean wealth or drügs. They hint at fame, saying they’ll be seen everywhere.

The second half gets more suggestive, using food and cooking as metaphors for s*xuality and control. They assert dominance and confidence, saying they’re desirable and in charge. The bakery references continue, reinforcing themes of abundance, indulgence, and excess. The last lines emphasize intensity and passion, with aggressive imagery like being “cannibalistic” and “flaming,” showing they’re wild and unstoppable.

[Chorus]
This repeats the earlier message—mocking the idea of something being “wrong” with them, calling out people’s fake behavior, and telling others not to pry into their business. The chorus serves as an anthem of confidence, with “B-I-T-E me” acting as a sassy, unapologetic dismissal of judgment.

[Verse 2]
This verse, performed by Ayesha Erotica, is even more provocative. It embraces an unapologetic, hedonistic lifestyle, referencing drug use, s*xual confidence, and materialism. The lines about being in an expedition with multiple people suggest partying and wild behavior. “Listening to Jewel singing ‘Intuition’” could be a nod to balancing chaos with a sense of self-awareness.

The next lines touch on the underground lifestyle, mentioning criminals and drug dealers. The mention of Ellen (likely Ellen DeGeneres) could be a sarcastic way of saying they’re scoring big. They then joke about “swallowing loads” and mockingly ask where the equivalent powerful men are, flipping typical gender roles.

They continue with a carefree attitude—stealing instead of driving the boat, showing off without shame, and even saying if they go broke, they’ll just resort to s*x work. This reinforces the theme of doing whatever it takes to survive and thrive. They end by calling out bad music and bragging about their own success, saying they make hits like an addict who can’t stop.

[Chorus Meaning (Shortened)]
This short version of the chorus keeps the same message—questioning others’ judgment while maintaining a playful, rebellious attitude. “B-I-T-E me” remains the ultimate response to criticism.

[Outro]
The outro repeats a cycle of frustration and intensity. “Endless cycles, bile rising” suggests ongoing problems that make the singer sick, possibly referring to fake people, drama, or toxic relationships. “No more stomach for your whining” means they’re tired of listening to complaints.