BLINDFOLD LYRICS – DABOII

Blindfold Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
In the intro of “Blindfold,” DaBoii establishes his confident and ambitious mindset. He feels like Birdman, a symbol of success and wealth, and talks about sending his partner to different places, indicating a high level of mobility and luxury. He questions what people are truly working for—money or relationships—and asserts that he can easily recognize fake people. DaBoii emphasizes his dedication to chasing money rather than pursuing superficial relationships. He also mentions his loyalty to his crew, SOB, and highlights his street credibility and the places where he hangs out, reinforcing his gang affiliation and authenticity.

[Verse 1]
In this verse, DaBoii asserts his focus on accumulating wealth rather than chasing after women. He contrasts himself with those who are still living at home and aren’t genuinely mature. He is confident that he will maintain his success and stay relevant. He stresses the importance of staying alert and informed, symbolized by watching the news and being cautious in his personal life. DaBoii describes personal struggles, including legal issues and dealing with dangerous situations. He brags about his financial success and ability to avoid scams, reflecting on his lifestyle choices, like taking prescription pills for comfort and keeping a gun for safety. He criticizes those who pretend to be tough or wealthy, claiming he has already achieved what they are faking.

[Chorus]
The chorus reinforces DaBoii’s feeling of success and superiority. He likens himself to Birdman, showcasing his wealth and influence by sending his partner to various locations, highlighting his global reach. He questions whether people are motivated by money or relationships, asserting that he can see through dishonesty and pretense. The repeated lines emphasize his ability to recognize and avoid fake individuals while continuing to thrive in his own lane.

[Verse 2]
In this verse, DaBoii reflects on the importance of staying awake and alert, implying that being wealthy requires constant vigilance. He questions the authenticity of others who claim to support him but may not be genuine. He stresses his preference for a small, trustworthy circle and his commitment to achieving financial success. DaBoii mentions a crown tattoo, symbolizing his self-perception as a king, and notes that he doesn’t need to cheat because his partner is already exceptional. He pays tribute to someone named Theze, showing respect and acknowledging past struggles. DaBoii talks about moving on from fake friends and highlights his quick spending and luxury lifestyle, contrasting it with those who haven’t achieved similar success. He accuses others of hating out of jealousy and boasts about his achievements, comparing himself to LeBron James in terms of his dominance and success.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats DaBoii’s feelings of accomplishment and clarity. He continues to compare himself to Birdman, emphasizing his financial success and global lifestyle. He questions people’s true motivations—whether it’s money or relationships—and reaffirms his ability to see through deception, maintaining his focus on genuine success and authenticity.