DOGHOUSE Lyrics – Drake, Yeat

DOGHOUSE Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Julia Wolf & Drake]
This part sets a dark and heavy mood, almost like Drake is feeling lost and drained. He talks about people looking for him but not really knowing who he is anymore, since fame and life have taken so much from him. There’s also a sense of betrayal and emptiness, like he’s been used up and discarded. The line about someone being found “face down” adds a haunting, almost tragic tone to the opening.

[Chorus: Drake]
Here, Drake paints a picture of a flashy but messy lifestyle. He mentions a girl’s ex who spiraled out of control, showing the chaos around him. At the same time, he focuses on the glamorous side—she lives in a luxury home, and he spends money easily because he likes what he sees. There’s also a reference to drügs like molly, which fuel reckless dancing and partying. This part blends indulgence, quick pleasures, and toxic consequences together in a catchy hook.

[Verse 1: Drake]
Drake dives into a playful yet wild vibe here, filled with energy and references to pop culture. He compares a girl’s moves and choices to jumping around like Ja Morant or heading off to trips and parties. Money is a big motivator in the lifestyle he’s describing, as he says wealth can make people do just about anything. He also mixes in intimacy, talking about quick encounters but still stressing that he has standards and favorites. The repeated mention of molly connects the verse to a drug-fueled party scene where inhibitions are low and everything is amplified. He layers in fashion and music references too, calling out brands, legends like Biggie, and even nodding to his own past hit. It’s a mix of flexing, lust, and chaos, showing how overwhelming and nonstop this world of money, women, and fame can feel.

[Chorus: Drake, Yeat, Drake & Yeat]
This chorus repeats the earlier ideas but with Yeat’s energy added in, making it hit harder. Again, there’s a contrast between reckless destruction, shown in the ex’s downfall, and the glamorous life of wealth and luxury. Spending freely, showing off, and drug-fueled partying are all front and center. The focus stays on quick satisfaction, material rewards, and the highs and lows that come with this kind of lifestyle, keeping the song’s theme consistent.

[Verse 2: Yeat]
Yeat brings a more aggressive, flex-heavy vibe here. He brags about wealth and power, saying he doesn’t care about what anyone thinks. Instead of chasing a “money tree,” he calls himself a cash cow, showing he’s already overflowing with success. He contrasts his luxury cars and women with others’ envy, pointing out how much he’s leveled up. His tone is raw and unapologetic, highlighting both s*xual dominance and financial growth. The lines show he started small but built himself into something huge, now living with excess and control. There’s also a cocky edge, like he enjoys rubbing his success in others’ faces.

[Outro: Drake & Yeat, Drake, Yeat]
The outro is short and repetitive, circling back to the image of partying and women dancing under the influence. It ends the track on a carefree but chaotic note.