Check Please Lyrics – That Mexican OT

Check Please Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus]
This part of the song is all about flexing success, money, and status. The artist starts by saying he’s “balling like a big shot,” meaning he’s living large, spending big, and enjoying luxury. He compares his Escalade to a high-performance NASCAR car, showing off his expensive, well-tuned ride. The diamonds in his mouth are so flashy that he doesn’t even need a watch to prove his wealth. He warns others that if they act like they have money but don’t, they might end up in trouble. The line about stretching lean like a ballerina means he’s mixing his drink to last longer. The Catalina reference is about his mouth full of expensive diamond grills, making it look like it’s filled with water. He drinks lean like it’s a lifestyle, even comparing himself to Justin Bieber. He mentions a woman wanting him, and after being with her, he tells her to bring the bill—implying he’s done. He brags about having multiple luxury cars and needing a jet ski to keep up with his deep lifestyle. The last lines talk about dominating his competition and handling any problems with force.

[Verse 1]
This verse is about being ready for action at any time. He starts by saying that whenever there’s drama or conflict, he’s always prepared. He tells his enemies to be sure about what they’re getting into before they challenge him because his crew is always ready to handle business. The “Go, go, Gadget” line is a playful way of saying he’s armed and prepared to strike. He brags about not needing practice in fights or shootouts because he’s already skilled. The wrestling reference about jumping off the top rope suggests he’s going all in, breaking limits. He continues with imagery of his cup full of lean, a big Glock in hand, and a warning that anyone trying to rob him will get shot. The next lines show his dominance—he beats up his enemies, leaves them marked, and even flexes by slapping them with a wad of cash. Then he mentions spending 0K on a watch, which is another flex on his wealth. He humorously talks about a woman’s body, making playful wordplay about a football “tight end.” He reinforces his hustler mindset, saying he’s too busy to waste time on unnecessary things. The last part of the verse dismisses his opponents, calling them weak and unable to compete with him. He even claims he could kill someone and sleep peacefully without guilt, showing a cold-hearted mentality. Finally, he ends with a flex about traveling far, suggesting his money and influence go beyond just his local scene.

[Chorus]
This chorus repeats the same themes of wealth, power, and dominance. The “balling like a big shot” line reaffirms his luxurious lifestyle, while the car and jewelry references continue to showcase his riches. He warns people again that acting tough without backing it up will lead to consequences. The ballerina and Catalina references highlight his lean-drinking habit and flashy diamond grills. He brags about attracting women but keeps a detached attitude, only interested in short-term encounters. The mention of an Escalade and Corvette shows he has multiple luxury car options at his disposal. Saying he needs a jet ski represents how deep into the game he is—whether in money, crime, or success. The “riding his wave” and “making plays” lines emphasize his unstoppable momentum. The last part of the chorus reinforces his aggressive side, making it clear that if anyone tries to challenge him, he has the connections and power to deal with them.

[Verse 2]
This verse dives into more flexing, street life, and references to Texas culture. He starts with a line about codeine, reinforcing the theme of sipping lean. He describes a woman who is eager to please him, even in a public setting like an arena. He wears high-end Louis Vuitton clothes straight from the cleaners, emphasizing his clean, expensive fashion. The “Double D’s on the cutter” line suggests a firearm with drum magazines, while comparing the sound to Selena, a legendary singer. He talks about handling business with drug suppliers and making sure he profits from every deal. When he mentions running from the law, he paints a picture of driving aggressively, avoiding police in a high-speed chase. The “barking the engine” phrase describes revving his car loudly, possibly referring to a Dodge Demon, a powerful muscle car. He continues by stating that his crew is always scheming and making moves, meaning they are always looking for ways to get ahead in the game. He mentions buying a pint of lean and feeling addicted to the lifestyle. The “woke up in a mansion” line reflects how surreal his success feels, like a dream. The “cartoons on the ceiling” line could suggest luxury or even being high on lean. He acknowledges the influence of Houston rap legends like Big Pokey and keeps referencing his cup of lean, which costs as much as designer clothes. The “genie” line suggests he has women who do whatever he wishes. He then talks about how some women try to manipulate men for money but aren’t successful with him. The next lines continue the Texas pride theme, mentioning legal gun culture and warning outsiders not to mess with them. He references famous people like Kai Cenat and Alexis Skye while reinforcing his dominance. The Tesla and truck line shows that despite once having rougher vehicles, he has now upgraded to an electric luxury car. The “powerb0mb the white girl” line could be a double meaning about wrestling and drug references. He finishes by talking about enjoying expensive food, like barbecue lobster with spice, further showing his extravagant lifestyle.

[Outro]
This is a simple and proud shoutout to Texas, reinforcing the theme of Southern culture, street life, and success.