Found Someone Lyrics – Tyga, Cher

Found Someone Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
Cher sets the emotional tone by reflecting on how love and promises can be fleeting. She’s been let down by someone she trusted, and now she’s dealing with the pain of abandonment. The “maybe, baby” at the end hints at uncertainty—perhaps she still has lingering feelings, but deep down, she knows she has to move on. It’s a bittersweet realization that the love she thought was real didn’t last when she needed it most.

[Chorus]
Tyga expresses confidence in moving on from a failed relationship. He’s found someone who loves him deeply, treats him right, and satisfies him emotionally and physically. There’s no more drama, no more uncertainty—this new person brings him stability and warmth, no matter the situation. The repetition of “found someone” reinforces that he’s in a better place now. He’s no longer stuck in the past but embracing a new love that keeps him grounded and fulfilled.

[Verse 1]
Tyga describes his new partner as a driven and independent woman, and he’s all in for her. Their connection feels destined, and he’s ready to match her energy. He flaunts his wealth and luxury lifestyle, symbolizing how well he’s doing without his ex. Unlike his past relationship, this one is based on trust and faith rather than games and drama. He acknowledges that sometimes relationships slow down, but he respects her space. The “Wraith” (a Rolls-Royce) represents the luxury he’s willing to share with her. He warns his ex not to throw away something valuable, but even if she does, he’s already at peace with moving forward.

[Chorus]
Once again, the chorus reinforces the idea that Tyga has upgraded in love. His new relationship is more fulfilling in every way—emotionally, physically, and even through life’s ups and downs. He doesn’t have to second-guess anything, and he’s confident in what they have. The repetition makes it clear: he’s in a good place, and there’s no looking back.

[Interlude]
A short but impactful moment—his ex reaches out, possibly regretting the breakup. It’s a simple “I love you,” but at this point, it feels too late. Tyga has already moved on, and this call is just a faint echo of the past.

[Verse 2]
Tyga takes things to a deeper level, showing that this new relationship isn’t just about passion—it’s about building a future together. They’re strategizing, making moves, and even investing in property (“buy the block”), showing they’re a power couple. He refers to her as his “twin flame” and “partner in crime,” meaning their bond is intense and unbreakable. He makes it clear he’s not like her past relationships; he’s all in and committed. There’s imagery of commitment—bells ringing, flowers blooming, and two rings—hinting at a serious, possibly lifelong connection.

[Chorus]
Again, the chorus emphasizes the same themes of fulfillment, passion, and security in his new relationship. It serves as a reminder that he has truly found someone who completes him and makes life better.

[Outro]
The outro wraps up the song with a final affirmation that he has moved on. He’s no longer dwelling on the heartbreak because his new love has healed him. She fills the emotional void his ex left, bringing happiness and warmth back into his life. The repetition of “since you’ve been gone” highlights that while he once felt loneliness, he’s now in a much better place with someone who truly cares for him.