Costa Rica Lyrics – Dreamville, Bas, JID

Costa Rica Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: 21 Savage & Offset]
Quick shoutout to the producer Pyrex Whippa.

[Verse 1: Reese LAFLARE]
He’s dreaming big, so naturally he wants everything in his life to reflect that, even his oversized luxury watch. The girls around him are acting wild and unpredictable, like a chaotic mixtape, which just adds to the energy. He smells like success and looks attractive — confident in both his money and his appearance. He’s really out in the streets, hanging with his close circle, the “slimes and slatts.” If someone tries to ride his wave or copy his style, they’re going to have to pay up. He’s rocking expensive designer snowpants and filling them with stacks of cash. While others are faking it, he insists everything he’s saying is true. He doesn’t chill or slack off — he stays sharp and always on the grind.

[Verse 2: Bas & Guapdad 4000]
Here, he’s talking about the emotional and mental weight that follows him, like demons creeping in the dark. Being in charge comes with problems, and not everyone can handle the pressure that comes with power. Even though they’ve been out grinding and not home much, they still hear the gossip and drama people are talking. If anyone tries something, they’ll respond with bullets and clean up the mess afterward. There’s pain in his heart that he keeps cold and locked up, even turning it into jewelry — a symbol of how emotionally distant he’s become. Since that moment, he’s stopped caring about relationships or feelings. He’s just focused on success and staying numb to anything that might distract him.

[Chorus: Guapdad 4000]
He’s showing off his wealth and lifestyle by talking about his flashy AP watch that’s been iced out. He throws shade at others who haven’t been keeping up with that rich look lately. Then he boasts about his growing fanbase and money stashed in Costa Rica. The message is clear: he’s living large, with international love and serious cash to prove it.

[Verse 3: Jace]
He jokes that he has a nose like Michael Jackson before his skin changed, then flips into a wild reference to being mentally intense like Norman Bates, the famous horror character. He says life feels like a laundry cycle — full of mess and anger. Women follow him everywhere like he’s a pop star, comparing himself to Rihanna. He goes against the norm and likes doing things his own way, even if it means facing big risks. He’s heading west, like a dream-chaser in a movie. Comparing himself to LeBron in the NBA finals shows he’s at the top of his game. And if someone bets against him, especially because he’s short, he doesn’t care — their doubts don’t bother him at all.

[Verse 4: Mez & Guapdad 4000]
He’s seriously annoyed, comparing his anger to that famous cartoon moment of Arthur’s clenched fist. People underestimate him, like he’s not capable of burning everything down if needed. Arguing with him could mess up your future, just like how messy relationships can ruin reputations. He compares himself to a barber: once you’re in his chair, he has full control. Things don’t always appear as they are, so people better watch closely. His crew is always nearby, respected, and ready to back him up. He reminds everyone that messing with him means you’re also dealing with his powerful and well-known circle — they’re not to be taken lightly.

[Chorus: Guapdad 4000]
He flashes the AP again, flexing his jewelry and lifestyle. He points out that others don’t carry themselves with the same luxury. And once again, he repeats the theme — he’s got both fans and money waiting for him in Costa Rica, making it clear his success goes beyond just his local circle.

[Verse 5: Smokepurpp]
He’s got stacks of cash literally balled up in his pockets, and his diamonds shine like water pouring from a faucet. He’s rich and living that party lifestyle, especially when he’s in Costa Rica. He has women around him there and even keeps a passport ready, always moving. He flew with a gun, calling it a rocket, suggesting he’s always prepared for trouble. He says the gun is hot — a warning to stay out of his way. If someone’s not talking about money, he’s not interested. Things are so wild that even someone else’s baby mama is out doing drügs and partying like crazy.

[Verse 6: JID & Guapdad 4000]
He starts off waking everyone up — he’s not the type to sleep on success. He compares himself to a Jedi, saying he can mess with people’s minds with ease. His red eyes reflect intensity, and he says he’s either sleep-deprived or just high and forgetful. A girl tells him he acts wild when he’s in the middle of a robbery or hustle. He compares his scoring style to basketball legend Dominique Wilkins, saying he can make big plays. He casually mentions flying to Costa Rica with his expensive AP watch, and then a girl at the airport mistakes him for Swae Lee — a funny but telling moment showing he’s gaining fame fast.

[Chorus: Guapdad 4000]
Once again, the chorus returns with the same flashy tone. He had to upgrade his AP watch, and he’s pointing out that others haven’t kept up with the same expensive taste. He’s got support and stacks of money waiting in Costa Rica, proving his lifestyle is both global and successful.

[Verse 7: Buddy & Ski Mask the Slump God]
He starts with a goofy cartoon reference, then turns it into something s*xual and unfiltered. He talks about a casual hookup and doesn’t seem too impressed by it but does it anyway. He sees himself as valuable — a bag of money — while speeding down the freeway, fully in control. He’s going hard today and staying focused. His dedication to writing lyrics is so strong he compares himself to the legendary singer Ernest Hemingway. Then he ends his verse by saying he’s done talking — he’s already proven enough.

[Verse 8: Ski Mask the Slump God & Guapdad 4000]
He brags about his skills, saying they’re overflowing, like water. He’s surprised he hasn’t grown gills with how fluid his rap flow is. He jokingly calls himself the listener’s father, like Darth Vader, and says he’s here to dominate. He burns through challenges and confirms his kills like in a video game. If people look nervous, that’s because he’s earned their respect. He laughs at those who don’t take things seriously and says he has the cure for their weak approach. He compares his energy to Goku from *Dragon Ball Z* — powerful and always ready for a fight. He even jokes that going out armed is like going on a date with danger. He wraps it up with a flex, calling it all a “check.”

[Chorus: Guapdad 4000]
The final chorus wraps it up by repeating the same lines — showing off the busted-down AP, calling out others who’ve lost their rich vibe, and repeating that Costa Rica is where the money and fans are, showing how far his reach and influence have spread.