Don’t You Worry Baby Lyrics – Tyler, The Creator

Don’t You Worry Baby Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Tyler, The Creator]
Tyler kicks off with high energy, using fun and wild phrases to set the mood. When he says “let me rock,” he’s hyping himself up, getting into a groove or vibe. “Pop it, suck it” sounds provocative, mixing dance and playful flirtation. He talks about having a new partner and a flashy new bag, showing off his fresh lifestyle. There’s a mix of confidence, physical attraction, and fun chaos as he talks about enjoying the moment and living big.

[Chorus: Daisy & Tyler, The Creator]
This part’s about reassurance and care. Tyler is saying, don’t stress—he’s fully present and ready to give his time, energy, and love. “I’ll give you the world before you fall asleep” is a sweet way of saying he wants to spoil and comfort the other person before their day ends. The chorus blends romantic commitment with a dreamy vibe, like he’s promising to be there emotionally and give them everything they want.

[Bridge: Tyler, The Creator]
This section is like a dance floor chant. Tyler’s repeating the line to encourage the girl to move, loosen up, and get into the rhythm. It’s all about energy, movement, and confidence. He’s hyping her up and pushing her to be bold and expressive—owning her space, shaking off any hesitation, and just feeling the beat without holding back.

[Chorus: Daisy & Tyler, The Creator]
The chorus repeats but feels more tender and intentional this time. It’s not just about giving time—it’s about giving his *whole world*. When he says “just tell me your flavor,” it shows he wants to know what she likes, what makes her happy. He’s offering not just attention but personalization—wanting to cater to her and be fully available. It feels romantic, dreamy, and almost like a lullaby that blends comfort with real emotional presence.

[Verse: Daisy & Tyler, The Creator]
This part dives into a mix of playful and intimate back-and-forth. Tyler jokes about being on the same ride in love, but wanting her to put in effort too. He’s keeping it real, saying he won’t do all the work. Then it flips into s*xy and cheeky vibes, where both sides want excitement and closeness. There’s mention of syncing up physically and emotionally, like “carpooling” and climaxing at the same time. The line about not wasting time shows he wants honesty and intensity, not games. He’s open, but only if the connection’s real.

[Chorus: Daisy, Tyler, The Creator, Daisy & Tyler, The Creator]
This round brings back the same comforting idea—he’s present, attentive, and ready to give it all. The “just tell me your flavor” line repeats, reminding us he wants to know what makes the other person feel good. It’s a mix of romance and sensuality, like he’s not only interested in the moment but in knowing and pleasing her fully. The vibe stays soft and dreamy, almost like a promise before sleep.

[Outro: Daisy]
The outro circles back to the wild and playful energy from the start. It’s flirty, full of rhythm, and feels like one last tease before the song ends. “Don’t tap the glass” adds a funny little warning—maybe a hint at not disturbing the vibe. It’s like ending the night on a high note, staying in that carefree, confident zone.