Double R Lyrics – Offset

Double R Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus]
Offset starts off flexing his luxury lifestyle by riding in a Rolls-Royce (the “Double R”) and closing the curtain for privacy, kind of like saying he’s in his own world now. He’s with a girl who’s getting intimate, and he’s clearly impressed with how she moves. Walking through Jersey, he’s dressed in expensive fashion, confident and stylish, like he’s surfing through the streets. When he says he’s “overlapping circles” and “closing his circle,” he might be talking about leveling up and cutting off people who no longer fit his life. He mentions quitting purple drank but still taking pills occasionally, admitting he’s not perfect. Whether a woman is all natural or surgically enhanced, he’s into both. He spends big money without thinking twice and shows off with Lamborghinis and flashy chains—making a statement but also recognizing how wild that image looks. He’s around some dangerous people who use heavy drügs, and it’s best not to mess with them. He ends with more flexing—buying a Ferrari, signing contracts, paying cash, and being with curvy women.

[Verse]
Here, Offset dives deep into how crazy rich his life has gotten. He says the money is blinding, like he can’t even see clearly anymore but can still spot his luxury car. He talks about buying stuff from Europe and spending without even thinking. A woman hits him up for drinks, and he quickly arranges everything for her, showing how smooth and fast-paced his life is. He brags about sleeping with multiple women and doing shots until they get dizzy. He’s generous with money, tossing out cash, and might even buy a girl something expensive. There’s a line about someone not handling his business properly, and Offset doesn’t hesitate to cut people off if they aren’t doing their part. He wears high-end stuff like Cartier and rocks leather pants like a rockstar. Offset’s been making money from early on, and he still gets a thrill counting stacks of cash. He’s surrounded by women and living wild, telling one to take off her top while they’re in his luxury car. He doesn’t care about the price of things; if he wants it, he gets it. He even bought a loft in a fancy area. Comparing himself to a basketball brand like Spalding, he’s saying he’s always in the game. His phone’s blowing up with women calling non-stop. Even while staying stylish and clean in Prada, he keeps protection close—his people are ready to act if anything goes wrong. He casually mentions flying from Bermuda to Boston in a private jet, staying fresh even in death. When his diamonds shine, they speak for themselves. From the bottom to the top, he’s saying he made it and isn’t going anywhere. Haters don’t faze him. He’s got more cash and street knowledge than ever, and he proudly says he didn’t need college to get where he is.

[Chorus]
Offset brings back the same vibe—cruising in his Rolls-Royce with the curtains closed, enjoying a wild time with a girl. He loves how confident and skilled she is. He’s moving through Jersey showing off his fashion and lifestyle, confident like he’s riding waves. As he talks about circles, he’s probably referring to distancing himself from fake or unnecessary people while focusing on his close, trusted crew. He says he stopped drinking lean and is putting in work, though he admits he still pops pills here and there. He’s open to all kinds of women, whether they’re natural or enhanced. Spending money is nothing to him—he’ll pull up and splurge just because he feels like it. He compares his chains to the kind worn by slaves but makes it clear he’s rich and free, flipping that image to show how far he’s come. He keeps company with some rough folks who are deep into drügs, and you shouldn’t even look them in the eye. He’s buying luxury cars and signing deals, all in cash because he doesn’t like to negotiate. He wraps it up showing interest in a woman’s curves, clearly enjoying every part of this fast, flashy life.