Chicken Sandwich Lyrics – Finesse2Tymes

Chicken Sandwich Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus]
This part is all about money—just said in a playful and creative way. When he says cheese, chicken, lettuce, and bread, he’s really just talking about different slang words for cash. It’s like he’s saying, “I’m all about getting paid,” over and over to drive the point home. He repeats it so much to show how seriously he takes his hustle. It’s not just about having money—it’s about being fully focused on chasing it, living for the grind, and making sure no opportunity to earn is missed. There’s also some pride in the repetition, like he’s bragging, but in a catchy way. Finesse2Tymes is showing that everything he does, every move he makes, is about stacking up more wealth and staying ahead.

[Verse 1]
In this verse, Finesse2Tymes switches things up and talks about his wild lifestyle. He starts off mentioning pills like Percs and Yerks, hinting at partying or escaping stress. Then he jumps into s*xual stuff, being upfront and raw about his experiences and desires. It’s pretty graphic, showing how open and bold he is. After that, he shifts into street mode—talking about chasing money (“fetty” and “wap”), possibly running from the cops, and even throwing parties for his enemies just to taunt them. He gets real cocky, saying he told another guy to swap women with him, and even calls out someone for being fooled by a girl who claims Finesse is just her “bro.” There’s also a mention of violence when he says he’s using a switch (a fast-shooting gun), and how he doesn’t stop at red lights—basically saying he’s always on the move. Then he calls out a blogger like he’s warning not to talk crazy online, and brags about his fast car. The whole verse mixes flashy confidence, danger, and reckless energy—it’s him showing off his bold, don’t-care attitude.

[Chorus]
Once again, he’s reminding everyone that getting money is his top priority. All those food-related words—cheese, chicken, lettuce, bread—still mean cash. The way he repeats it makes it feel like a chant, like he’s hyping himself up. It shows how focused he is on stacking money and living the fast life. Every line feels like he’s drilling into your head that his life revolves around grinding and winning. When he throws in names like “Big Ricky” and “Finesse,” it adds a personal touch, kind of like he’s signing off on his own hustle. It’s catchy, but the message is serious—he’s about business, and he’s not letting up.

[Verse 2]
Here, Finesse2Tymes keeps the same street energy going. He starts off talking about selling drügs—“150 a zip” means he’s charging $150 for an ounce, and he’s doing that from the studio. Then he issues warnings to people not to get caught slipping, like if someone runs into a rival at the store or in a hidden spot, there might be violence. “Got flushed” probably means someone got beat or embarrassed on camera. Then he switches back to s*x again, describing a moment with a woman where he brags about how he pleased her. He ends by saying he didn’t use protection and they ended up having a baby. It’s intense and unfiltered, just like the rest of the song.

[Chorus]
Just like before, he’s hammering in the idea that he’s focused on money and success. Those repeated lines about cheese, chicken, lettuce, and bread all point to how obsessed he is with wealth. This time he also throws in “Two fifty,” which could be a price, a code, or another flex. Either way, the chorus keeps the energy high and keeps reminding us that Finesse is all about chasing the bag and staying sharp in the game. It’s like a constant reminder that nothing comes before his grind.