Black Hole Lyrics – Lil Uzi Vert

Black Hole Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus]
In the chorus, Lil Uzi Vert expresses how his life has changed dramatically from being broke to now enjoying financial success. He talks about how everyone knows he’s making money, and he has been involved with women long before his rise to fame. There’s a playful reference to a popular adult film brand, highlighting his newfound attention from women. Uzi mentions his skills in the studio, implying that he’s consistently working hard without needing to change his appearance. He feels like others are trying to undermine him, but he’s aware of his worth, noting that money can come from different angles and that he’s always ready for the spotlight.

[Post-Chorus]
In the post-chorus, Uzi emphasizes loyalty and camaraderie with his friends. He mentions how they are always ready to support him, and there’s a hint of aggression as he talks about making someone cry, suggesting he’s not afraid to confront challenges. He also mentions getting higher, indicating a sense of elevation in life or possibly a reference to drug use, and hints at sending someone “up to the fire,” which could symbolize facing consequences or challenges.

[Verse]
In this verse, Uzi reflects on his ambitions and the hustle behind his success. He questions the need for material wealth, stating he’s already doing well and has a strong mindset to overcome obstacles. He boasts about his life being amazing, hinting that he’s always been someone important or influential. Despite being from Philly, he supports his friends who are locked up, showing his loyalty to them. Uzi mentions luxury brands like YSL, indicating he’s living the high life and enjoying attention from women, but he’s selective about his relationships. He sees himself as unique and unstoppable, with a strong will to keep pushing forward, reinforcing his identity as a relentless hustler.

[Chorus]
Repeating the chorus reinforces Uzi’s journey from poverty to wealth, highlighting his rise to fame and the attention he gets from women. He notes that he was active with women before his fame, and now they’re flocking to him, suggesting a change in dynamics. Uzi also acknowledges the hard work he puts into his music, showing he’s dedicated to his craft even when he’s not changing his style. He hints that people may underestimate him, but he’s aware of his value. The mention of money from various angles suggests he knows how to capitalize on opportunities, and capturing the right image or moment can seal his success.

[Post-Chorus]
In the outro, Uzi wraps up his themes of loyalty and strength. He reiterates the bond he shares with his crew, showing they’re always there for him, which is a crucial part of his life. The line about making someone cry reinforces the intensity of his journey, suggesting that he’s not just rising to the top easily but is ready to confront anyone who challenges him. The phrase about getting higher might refer to his increasing success and status, creating an image of someone on the rise and unafraid to face the fire of life’s challenges.