Gettin Money Lyrics – Trap Dickey

Gettin Money Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro sets the mood for the song, with Trap D!ckey announcing his presence and giving a shoutout to the producers. He’s letting people know he’s about to deliver something real, and the excitement in his voice shows confidence. The laughter and ad-libs suggest he’s unbothered by what others think and is focused on his success.

[Verse 1]
Trap D!ckey talks about his roots, coming from Little Haiti and making his family proud through his success. Without an uncle as a role model, he sees himself as the one bringing joy to his grandmother. He then calls out people who want fame without putting in the hard work. Unlike those who just want to be on stage, he’s lived the lifestyle he raps about. He doesn’t have to pretend—his reputation speaks for itself.

[Chorus]
This part emphasizes how he’s making money and attracting haters. He compares life to a video game, making it clear that he’s not someone who can be played with. He also mentions his loyalty to his friend Lil’ J and states that he always keeps a weapon for protection. The last line suggests that no matter what, he stays ready and won’t let anyone take advantage of him.

[Verse 2]
Trap D!ckey dismisses rumors that he’s struggling, calling them a joke. He points out that some people act tough but are actually well-behaved kids at home. He rolls with real street figures, referencing the famous rap song *Shook Ones* to show he’s not fake. He shares how his brother has seen so much illegal activity that he ended up taking part. Trap D!ckey stays in his neighborhood, known for handling large amounts of drügs and breaking them down for profit. Instead of sitting around doing nothing, he prefers to stay active in the trap, knowing where to find business opportunities. He ends by saying that younger guys in the game don’t scare him, even if they try to act tough.

[Chorus]
Once again, the chorus highlights how he’s focused on making money despite the negativity from others. He compares life to a PlayStation game, but he refuses to be controlled like a character. He mentions his loyalty to Lil’ J and reiterates that he always keeps a gun for protection. He uses a baby metaphor to say he won’t be treated softly or underestimated.

[Verse 3]
OJ Da Juiceman jumps in, boasting about his wealth and flashy lifestyle. He compares himself to Sonic, the video game character known for collecting coins, to emphasize how quickly he’s making money. His trap house is full of customers, showing that business is booming. He recalls how he started with nothing and only wanted to get rich. He uses football references to describe how he’s making big plays, turning small wins into major success. His wrist is covered in expensive jewelry, and he jokes that he has “babies,” meaning he’s got valuable products to sell. He ends by referencing Krispy Kreme doughnuts, a common slang for drügs, and says he’s still making moves while driving a Mercedes.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats to reinforce the main theme—Trap D!ckey is focused on money, and no one can stop him. He knows there are people who dislike him, but he doesn’t care because he’s too busy getting rich. He keeps his friends close and stays armed, always prepared for any threats. The baby reference comes up again, showing he refuses to be treated lightly. This repeated message drives home his determination to stay successful despite the obstacles.

[Outro]
OJ Da Juiceman ends the song with simple hype ad-libs, celebrating their success and wealth.