BRAZZIER LYRICS – FUTURE

BRAZZIER Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
In the intro, Future makes it clear that he’s about to unleash his confidence and energy. He mentions “Pluto,” which is a nod to his persona, signaling that he’s ready to showcase his lifestyle and achievements. By saying “let me pop my s*it,” he invites listeners to get excited, setting the stage for the bold and brash themes that follow.

[Verse 1]
In the first verse, Future dives deep into his world of excess and success. He begins by talking about how he’s taken low prices and turned them into high stakes, showcasing his financial prowess. He presents himself as a powerful figure in the game, claiming to be the “biggest homie” around, emphasizing loyalty and dominance. He brags about his relationships with women, indicating that he can easily attract and impress them. The mention of buying a rapper’s girlfriend a verse for clout hints at the transactional nature of some of these relationships in the industry.

Future vividly describes intimate moments, using imagery that highlights both luxury and sensuality—like marble floors and high-end drinks. He’s not just flaunting wealth; he’s illustrating a lifestyle where money can buy affection and experiences. References to drügs, like real coc*ine, underscore a reckless edge to his lifestyle, merging glamour with danger. He talks about spending lavishly on a woman, making her ex jealous, which adds to the narrative of power and competition.

The verse also hints at a deeper connection with the woman he’s with, suggesting he can transform her into a star, empowering her while showcasing his own influence. He portrays himself as a big dog in the scene, constantly moving between luxury and the gritty realities of street life, surrounded by both loyal friends and potential threats.

[Chorus]
The chorus captures the essence of loyalty and connection. Future encourages listeners to show their gang signs, emphasizing camaraderie and shared identity. He mentions that if he’s been intimate with someone multiple times, there’s a real bond there—implying that his relationships go beyond just surface-level encounters. The line about feeling “heavy sedated” reflects a state of intoxication, both literally and metaphorically, as he revels in his lifestyle. The phrase “gotta go brazzier” suggests a commitment to living life boldly, ready to embrace chaos and excitement at every turn.

[Verse 2]
In the second verse, Future continues to assert his street credibility and references his life before fame. He talks about his readiness to handle any situation, indicating he’s still grounded in the reality of his upbringing. The Chanel bandana around the MAC hints at blending high fashion with street life, illustrating his unique style and attitude. He’s unbothered by any potential threats, suggesting he’s always prepared to defend himself and his crew.

Future also reflects on the loyalty of his friends, using a metaphor that they may not be construction workers but are still tough, implying they know how to handle business. He flexes his wealth again by mentioning his jewelry, like a new watch with emeralds, showcasing the fruits of his labor. The mention of “touching down in Wakanda” signals his international presence and influence, further elevating his status.

As he navigates relationships, he suggests that if a woman returns to him, there must be something genuine there. He contrasts his authenticity with the idea of “mask on, mask off,” hinting at the complexities of trust and honesty in his world. He wraps up by sending out his crew, hinting at readiness for action, which reinforces his powerful persona and connection to street life.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats, reinforcing the overarching themes of loyalty, connection, and the excitement of living a life full of risks and indulgence. Future’s energetic delivery keeps the momentum going, ensuring that the listener feels the thrill and unpredictability of his lifestyle. The repeated lines serve as a rallying cry for those who resonate with his message, emphasizing that he’s unapologetically living life on his own terms.