Freestyle (Remix) Lyrics – Lil Uzi Vert

Freestyle (Remix) Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1:]
Lil Uzi Vert starts off by saying that all he does is “flex up,” meaning he’s always showing off his wealth, success, and expensive lifestyle. He then calls out people who talk tough but can’t back it up, implying that they wouldn’t dare confront him in real life. He mentions an intimate moment in a car, saying he needs a Tesla, which could symbolize his high standards and preference for luxury.

Uzi then references a violent situation where someone was left dead at the scene, suggesting a dangerous lifestyle where enemies get dealt with. The Ash Ketchum reference is a clever wordplay—just like the *Pokémon* character is always trying to “catch ’em all,” Uzi implies that he and his crew are always ready to handle their enemies. He continues by mocking an opponent, calling him weak and easily dominated.

Switching topics, Uzi boasts about his relationship, talking about an encounter with a woman. He then shifts back to money, stating that his enemies are broke and can’t afford custom clothes, something he easily splurges on. As he keeps making more money, people start questioning him, calling him “sus” (suspicious), possibly referring to the idea that extreme wealth can make others doubt or spread rumors.

He emphasizes that his growing wealth makes his life even better. He talks about his girl enjoying luxuries like smoking top-tier weed and chewing bubblegum, reinforcing his flashy, carefree lifestyle. He also suggests that the more money he gets, the more reckless people become around him.

Uzi then declares he’s rich and casually dropping large amounts of money. He mentions having a gun in his car, hinting at protection. He finishes by saying that a woman expecting something from him won’t get anything, comparing it to an “Uzi bundle,” possibly referring to how he doesn’t just hand out his wealth. He ends by boasting about his expensive belongings and a shooter in his crew who’s always ready for action.

[Chorus:]
Uzi introduces himself and says he’s “getting his ammo,” possibly meaning he’s always prepared, whether for competition, beef, or success. He compares his impact to a pimple popping—quick, messy, and noticeable. The “3.5 in the air” line refers to smoking 3.5 grams of weed, while “big Primo” could be a reference to high-quality mar!juana. He flexes his wealth, saying his jeans are filled with money. Then, he talks about a girl who thinks she’s gothic, but she’s not really ready for the wild, chaotic lifestyle he leads. He ends by bragging about his designer purchases and wondering why so many people are obsessed with him.

[Verse 2:]
Uzi starts with a cryptic reference, but the overall meaning stays the same—he’s confident, flashy, and dominant. He says he’s not on “nitrous,” possibly implying he doesn’t need artificial hype to be high-energy. He brags about his expensive fashion, the aggressive nature of his music, and how his style is so bold and sharp that it “bites,” much like Mike Tyson’s infamous ear-biting moment.

[Chorus:]
This is a repeated section where Uzi again talks about his money, lifestyle, and power. He’s always stacking cash, keeping his pockets full, and proving his success. He continues flexing on people who doubt him, calling out those who try to act tough but aren’t really about that life. The mosh pit line suggests he thrives in chaos, and the Aston Martin reference highlights his luxury lifestyle. He ends by wondering why people are so fixated on him instead of focusing on their own success.

[Outro:]
Uzi repeats the phrase “you love to see,” which could mean that people enjoy watching his success, whether they support him or envy him. Then, he talks about being called by “dope” multiple times, which could either refer to drügs or the idea that people constantly want something from him. Finally, he flexes his jewelry, saying he’s completely covered in ice, meaning diamonds. By repeating it multiple times, he reinforces the idea that his wealth and success are undeniable and constantly growing.