Fine shyt Lyrics – DDG

Fine shyt Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: BIA & DDG]
They’re setting the mood here. Someone asks where Miles has been, and another voice flexes about being rich. Then there’s a quick hype-up with some ad-libs—just a way to bring energy and get listeners ready for the track.

[Verse 1: BIA & DDG]
They come in strong, letting you know they’re on top of their game and not to be underestimated. When messages start popping up, BIA gets “glitchy,” meaning she gets active or reacts fast, especially when people want something. She likes luxury, name-drops Prada, and jokes about guys trying to hook up—only if they’ve got money. She also calls out a dude who keeps talking online but never actually does anything in real life. She teases him for acting soft, implying he’s more about show than action. Riding in a Lambo with the roof off, she’s literally on top of the world. She knows people want to end her career, but she’s still thriving. Even when someone tries to start drama, it never sticks. She’s been bold and confident for so long that her makeup’s worn off and needs reapplying. Then she gets real raw, saying she’s not shy about her s*xuality and knows her power over guys—she breaks hearts so badly, it could bring families to tears. It’s tough, cocky, and very self-assured.

[Chorus: DDG & BIA]
Here, they’re talking about feeling misunderstood or disrespected—like people are underestimating them. When they say they might do some dumb stuff, it’s like a warning: don’t push them. If someone wants to hang out, they can hit them up, but only if they’re talking money. If a guy’s broke or not serious, he doesn’t get their time. Still, he calls them fine, recognizing their confidence and looks.

[Verse 2: DDG & BIA]
They start off with a focus on getting money and staying ahead. DDG says he’s doing well, while others are wasting time and not taking life seriously. He’s got so much money, even walking around feels heavy. BIA’s not hopping on stream because she might say too much and cause drama. She also mentions having to carefully share her location, probably for safety or privacy reasons. They both talk about being hated on because they’re real and unfiltered. There are too many people coming at them, especially romantically, making it hard to heal or focus. Opinions are flying everywhere, but people don’t really care how they feel. DDG throws in a funny bit—people are fighting over women he didn’t even know were involved with him. He’s pulled up in a fancy black car but not even driving himself, showing off that luxury lifestyle. He’s not missing out on meals or money, and he spends a lot on high-end things like foreign cars. He warns that if anyone tries to play games with him, they’ll be surprised because he’s experienced and street-smart. BIA finishes by claiming her spot as the hot, confident woman in his life who always keeps it real.

[Chorus: DDG & BIA]
This part repeats the message but with more energy. They’re feeling fed up and might act out if people keep playing with them. If someone wants to meet up, they can—but only if they’re serious and bringing something to the table, like money or real intentions. They aren’t giving time to anyone who’s not about their business. The repeated line about being called “fine sh\*t” is both playful and proud, like owning their appeal and status. It’s their way of saying, “Yeah, we know we’re a big deal.”