GFU Lyrics – Tyga, Mike Sherm

GFU Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The song is about reckless partying, danger, and wild behavior.

[Verse 1 (Tyga)]
Tyga kicks off the song with a bold, brash entrance, setting the tone for a night of partying without rules. He mentions carrying a Glock into the party, making it clear that he’s moving with confidence and isn’t afraid of trouble. He’s got VIP access, and the women with him get in for free, showing his status. He compares his wealth and lifestyle to that of a Sheik, emphasizing his riches and need for an exciting partner.

The lyrics also include clever wordplay, like the line about a woman being an “a[hole” because “you are what you eat,” showing his playful yet explicit style. He flexes his jewelry, like a Nautilus watch, which is so flashy it makes people “seasick” looking at it. Despite already having a girl, he’s still looking for another, highlighting the theme of excess.

The verse takes a trippy turn as he talks about drug use, mentioning popping pills, getting high to the point of feeling like he’s in space, and referencing “Moon Rock,” a potent type of mar!juana. The chaotic, high-energy flow reflects the reckless and wild atmosphere of the night he’s describing.

[Chorus]
The hook is simple but drives home the song’s main theme—getting completely intoxicated. Repeating “Get f[*ed up” over and over makes it clear that this is all about losing control and going all in on partying. Tyga also emphasizes that everyone around him is just as messed up, creating a shared experience of wild energy. The aggressive tone suggests a night where rules don’t exist.

[Verse 2 (Tyga)]
Tyga continues the theme of indulgence, rapping about being so high and drunk that he’s stumbling through the hotel lobby. His girl is also on another level, feeling like she’s “turned into a pilot,” meaning she’s just as high. Despite being under the influence, he reassures that he’s still alert and capable.

He brags about his influence—just breathing on a woman makes her “pop,” meaning she instantly reacts to his presence. However, if a woman gets too attached, he’ll cut her off, keeping things casual. The verse keeps a playful, drug-fueled tone as he describes being “booted up,” meaning high, and waiting for another famous woman in the background.

He acknowledges that living this way isn’t sustainable—if his girl found out what he’s been up to, they’d probably break up. He keeps pushing boundaries, letting drügs take over, until he can’t even feel his face, referencing the extreme effects of substances. The verse captures the highs and lows of nonstop partying, from feeling invincible to the realization that things could spiral out of control.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats the same wild party anthem message—everyone in the scene is getting messed up. It reinforces the chaotic, no-limits nature of the night, where nobody is sober and everyone is indulging in excess. The repetition makes it feel almost hypnotic, like a chant at a wild rave or club where everyone is too far gone to care.

[Verse 2 (Mike Sherm)]
Mike Sherm jumps in with his own version of the wild night, kicking things off at a “white party,” where he’s already high off shrooms and feeling “gnarly.” He describes himself as a “zombie,” implying that the drügs have taken full effect, making him look and feel lifeless. He flexes his designer clothing, making it clear that his lifestyle is expensive.

The verse is unapologetically explicit as he talks about women at the party doing drügs and getting naked. He has no interest in chasing after women, comparing them to a drink—if it’s not naturally appealing, he’s not wasting his time. He continues describing his reckless decisions, mentioning that he blew ,000 on an outfit while drunk, reinforcing the theme of careless spending.

Despite living fast, the drügs slow him down, making it difficult to even drive. He jokes about needing a chauffeur and tells a girl not to come over unless she’s fully down for the wild lifestyle. He makes it clear that sobriety isn’t welcome in his world—if you’re not partying, you shouldn’t even bother.

[Chorus]
The final chorus wraps up the song with the same chaotic energy—everyone is getting high, drunk, and reckless. The aggressive repetition of “Get f[*ed up” cements the theme of mindless partying, with no regard for consequences. The final “Shut the f[* up” line adds to the unapologetic, wild attitude of the song, making it clear that there’s no slowing down.