Duck Hunter Lyrics – Token

Duck Hunter Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus]
Token kicks things off by saying he’s got a room booked, and he’s clearly there for a good time, not to cuddle. He’s not about sweet romance—he’s about action. He jokes that people think he’s religious just because he’s so into a girl whose body he calls a “temple.” He mentions “Duck Hunter” as a play on drinking Goose (a liquor brand) mixed with Sprite, showing off his party lifestyle. He also makes it clear that he’s a leader, not someone who backs down or makes peace easily, and while he’s wild, he’s still controlled and calculated.

[Verse 1]
Token opens with a flashy greeting to America and shifts into flirting with a girl, calling out how she shouldn’t be surprised people stare at her. When she talks about past partners, he brushes it off with humor, making a joke about body dysmorphia and not taking her seriously. He follows that with a wild line about getting her pregnant like it’s a TV show cast, mixing religious and s*xual imagery. The verse jumps between intimate details and chaotic energy, like how he’s deep in her—so much so she calls him places in Oregon, like Portland or Astoria. He mentions a gun in his friend’s bag and flips it into a reference to Dora the Explorer, making the bag “talk.” Then he throws in clever wordplay about someone being downgraded from a “ten” to a “five,” oversized clothes making him look like he’s flying, and ends with a deep metaphor—sending someone’s soul up, like sneakers hanging on power lines after something serious goes down.

[Pre-Chorus]
He admits he told a girl he loved her, but he couldn’t actually trust her, so he ended things and moved on to LA. There’s a guy trying so hard to be like Token that it’s almost ridiculous. His sleep schedule’s all over the place, but he doesn’t care—he feels good no matter the time. He finishes with a wild metaphor again, saying he left his “kids” (as in, his climax) at her “temple,” continuing the whole temple-body wordplay and making it sound spiritual in a very not-so-spiritual way.

[Chorus]
He brings the chorus back with the same high-energy vibe. He’s still not into cuddling, but his standards for service are high. People don’t always get his vibe, assuming he’s religious just because of how he talks about women. The Duck Hunter line and the alcohol reference pop back up, adding to that nightlife, party-heavy mood. He reminds us again that he’s not here for peace—he’s here to win, staying sharp and unpredictable even when he’s letting loose.

[Verse 2]
He opens with a cheeky metaphor, saying they’re close like they just made peace, but it’s clearly about s*x. He won’t call women “Boo” because it’d confuse things—he’s got too many. He’s not emotionally attached either, comparing her to alcohol he doesn’t even like. Then he jumps into a clever line about his friend on TV, joking he’s starting to think he’s a cartoon dog like Clifford or Scooby-Doo. He says the industry viewed him like when Tom Brady left the Patriots—a big shift, but he didn’t lose. He’s confident, claiming he’s been winning since the start. His boy’s scheming, but Token is always down for chaos. He even says crying is healing, flipping something painful into something powerful. Then he drops a line about a motorbike moving without pedaling—meaning things are happening fast without effort. A girl’s on one knee without a proposal, he’s got metal up top without a belly ring (implying a weapon), and someone gave him life advice without wrestling. He calls out snitches and ends with a jab at people flipping on their friends.

[Pre-Chorus]
This part repeats the earlier one, showing the cycle of mistrust and disconnection in his love life. He moves on fast, and there are always people trying to copy his style. He lives on his own time and doesn’t care about the clock. The final line brings back the temple imagery, mixing intimacy and spirituality again in a blunt, edgy way.

[Chorus]
He wraps it all up by returning to that catchy hook. The hotel room is still his playground, he’s not here for soft moments, and his vibe throws people off. He’s partying hard, mixing drinks, and living in the fast lane. He never backs down, and even when he’s wild, he stays sharp. It’s Token being full of energy, confidence, and chaotic bars all at once.