Get Along Lyrics – Lil Baby, Lil Yachty, LUCKI

Get Along Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1: LUCKI]
He talks about being around dangerous or sneaky people but feeling comfortable because he understands how that world works. He doesn’t care about fame and feels disconnected from people chasing attention. He’s high while riding in a luxury car with a girl he calls his twin, even though they don’t actually get along. He compares sipping drügs to old habits and hints that the stuff he’s using might not be as real as before, which leaves him craving more. He says he has money and casual relationships without much emotional connection.

[Chorus: LUCKI]
He keeps repeating that when money is involved, everything stays smooth. Cash makes problems smaller, people cooperate, and relationships stay simple. It’s basically saying money keeps the chaos away.

[Verse 2: Lil’ Yachty]
He brags about being with attractive women and getting extremely high with his close friend. They drink strong codeine and he doesn’t get why broke people joke around instead of working. He says he doesn’t really want conflict, but he can handle it if someone tries. He brings girls around mainly so they can see him and his lifestyle. He calls himself one of the richest young guys and warns people not to start drama online. He thinks people should focus on real responsibilities, not social media. He sticks with the same group he started with, hangs out in Houston, and keeps expensive watches and cash. He moves around freely, says he’s cold-hearted, helps his friends without feeling like he owes them, and explains he can have someone dealt with easily, like using a token in a machine, showing how fast situations can change in his world.

[Verse 3: LUCKI]
He admits he can act shady but stays focused on his goals. He respects when someone stands by their words, and whenever he sees a certain woman, he plans to give her attention. He says his lifestyle feels unreal, like living in space, with luxury cars making him feel bigger than life. He says people should control their emotions instead of getting in his way, and invites someone to explore life with him while reminding them to play their role. He laughs at people who act confused or backwards. He compares himself to being ready for a game even though he never played. He talks about not being allowed in certain places and jokes about taking a specific amount of drügs daily. He compares his friend to Blake Griffin putting someone on a poster, meaning embarrassing or defeating someone publicly, and says he’ll sign his name on it. A girl calls him perfect but claims he has two sides, which he doesn’t deny.

[Chorus: LUCKI & Veeze]
They repeat that having money keeps everything smooth, especially relationships. They emphasize confidence and status, saying nobody can mess with them. With cash involved, arguments fade, and people stay cooperative. The hook shows how money keeps life easier and reduces problems.

[Verse 4: Veeze]
He says that a lot of people copied his style and knew they got it from him. He lets a girl wear one of his designer sweaters even though it doesn’t really fit her, showing off wealth casually. He talks about drinking lean and writing things like a movie director, with his friend calling him Spike Lee. He treats encounters with women quickly and moves on without emotional attachment. He warns that if someone tries to snatch a chain, they’ll end up hurt. He wants proof when someone claims they’re making money because he hasn’t seen it. He mentions doing time, feeling stuck like the leaning Tower of Pisa. He says he’s never alone because he keeps a weapon for protection, which makes him feel like he has a team. He talks about pulling a woman’s hair then buying her more, calling her someone he had to let go. He drinks expensive syrup and knows people are jealous. He either acts on attraction immediately or keeps a grudge. He says most people haven’t seen real success like his, with millions coming in and rare luxury watches that look unique. He brags that others haven’t lived the lifestyle he has, especially at the level of wealth and status he moves in.

[Verse 5: Lil’ Baby]
He compares riding in a luxury SUV to floating like a boat. He doesn’t associate with just anyone and sees his group as exclusive. He remembers buying cheap pills and reselling them for profit, wearing designer joggers, and leaving millions in cash around because they’re used to it. He believes money fixes most problems. He talks about losing a friend over drama involving a woman and having to speak to that friend’s mother about it. He says he’s preparing for conflict, waiting for his friend to come home, and mentioning someone who tried to run off but didn’t get far. He reflects on starting with nothing and rising to incredible success, feeling like he’s way above where he used to be.