Get It On Lyrics – Rell Vert

Get It On Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro is just Lil’ Vert getting hyped and ready to start the song. It’s like a shoutout to his crew and setting the mood for what’s coming.

[Chorus]
In the chorus, Lil’ Vert talks about how some people around him didn’t make it back from dangerous situations. He and his crew are strong and don’t back down, even using weapons against their enemies. His music makes him feel powerful, almost like it fuels his anger and energy. He’s got women attracted to him, and money is coming in from his songs. People doubt him and think he’s wrong, but he’s confident and on top. If anyone tries to mess with him, him and his gang stay solid and don’t quit. He mentions shooting someone in the back, showing how serious things can get. He brags about having women, money, and guns, and the enemies keep trying to reach him, but he’s always ready. He hints that if others knew what he knows, they wouldn’t talk bad about him. He also refers to friends getting caught or lost, but he keeps moving forward, boasting about his success in different places and the attention he gets from women.

[Verse]
In the verse, Lil’ Vert talks more about the tough life he lives. He’s not afraid to fight or defend himself, and he’s been through losses but knows that’s part of the struggle. He’s been involved in violent moments and talks about how close he gets to danger but doesn’t back down. His enemies keep teaming up against him, but he’s confident they can’t beat him or join his circle. He’s making money, and women are attracted to him, sometimes even more than their own partners. He’s not interested in those women, though—he’s focused on himself and his success. He also remembers people he’s lost, like Jeff, showing there’s some pain behind his tough attitude. He talks about guns spinning, meaning weapons ready or trouble always around, sometimes for reasons, sometimes just because that’s how life is for him.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats and adds a bit more detail about the dangers Lil’ Vert faces and his strength through it all. He knows some of his friends didn’t survive the hard life. He and his gang don’t hesitate to use force if needed and stay united. His music makes him feel powerful, almost like it gives him a fighting spirit. Women keep coming around him, and money keeps flowing in from his work. People underestimate him or doubt what he’s doing, but he keeps proving them wrong by sitting above everyone else. If someone tries to step to him, he and his crew handle it together. He mentions shooting someone to show the seriousness of the situation. His confidence is strong because he has wealth, power, and support from those close to him. Enemies keep calling him, but he’s not scared and stays ready. He suggests that if others really knew what’s behind his life, they wouldn’t be so quick to judge. He also remembers friends who’ve been caught or lost, but he keeps boasting about coming from nothing to success and having women all over.

[Outro]
In the outro, Lil’ Vert finishes by repping his crew and telling the haters off. He shouts out his gang and friends who are locked up, sending them support and hope. It’s like a reminder that no matter what, he stays loyal and keeps representing where he’s from. The tone stays tough and loyal to the streets.