GOOD CREDIT Lyrics – Playboi Carti

GOOD CREDIT Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
In the intro, Playboi Carti talks about how he now has access to good credit. He mentions applying for a Home Depot credit card and getting approved for a ,000 limit. He’s confident and aware that all he has to do is show the temporary receipt to the cashier, and he’ll be able to use the credit to make purchases. It reflects his newfound financial freedom and access to luxury through good credit.

[Verse 1]
In this verse, Carti talks about his extravagant lifestyle, confidently boasting about his wealth, looks, and power. He compares his diamonds to water, showing off their shine and value. He also mentions that he doesn’t chase after women; instead, women are always coming after him. He rejects one woman who wants to be part of his schedule, telling her to come back later. He expresses feeling confident and having a great day, making connections with others like Latto. Carti’s facial piercings reflect his rebellious persona, and he also mentions enjoying the thrill of gambling and partying. While in Paris, he casually meets women, but he’s always on guard, as tattoos and street ties signal his dangerous lifestyle. He says his crew is ready to act on his orders. While high on molly, Carti feels disconnected from reality, seeing stars and feeling invincible. He claims that others who want his style or life are too late, as he’s already established his unique swag. Carti asserts that he’s on his own path, and no one will wait for him as he continues to rise.

[Chorus]
In this chorus, Carti repeats his involvement with molly (a drug), saying he’s “moving on molly.” The repeated line about “moving them boulders” can be interpreted as a metaphor for making big moves or handling heavy situations. He brags about his crazy encounters with women, implying that he’s constantly in control and living on the edge. He also refers to his sins, suggesting that despite his success, he’s aware of the consequences of his actions.

[Verse 2]
This verse shows Carti’s dominance and confidence. He starts by mentioning that his children (or his future children) are always on his mind, implying responsibility, but he doesn’t let anyone disrespect him. He acknowledges the chaos and energy at parties, mentioning “vamps and boogies” (likely his crew and lifestyle). Carti gives a shoutout to “Homixide” and refers to his expensive watch, Patek, saying it’s “way over budget,” a reflection of how much money he’s spending on luxury items. He talks about his rise to success, saying he’s had it his way, like Usher, and brags about his red and blue diamonds. Carti mentions he’s built his wealth through hard work, as he’s “sore” from working hard and getting it “off the muscle.” He references dangerous situations in the streets, hinting at violence and toughness, and then mentions the value of his jewelry and how it’s a sign of his wealth and status. He casually mentions his role in the music scene and his confidence in his position. Carti then shifts to talk about conspiracies, calling out someone who got him wrong, while embracing the street slang he uses. He ends this section by acknowledging that he’s a bigger figure now, with smoother skin, brighter thoughts, and longer strides. Despite the hate and fake love around him, he embraces his greatness and doesn’t let negativity affect him.

[Chorus]
In this short chorus, Carti repeats the line about “moving them boulders.” This is a catchy and rhythmic way of saying he’s making big moves, constantly dealing with heavy situations, and pushing forward in his life. It reflects his confidence and the power he holds in the game.

[Outro]
In the outro, Carti briefly touches on his good credit again, emphasizing that he’s now in a position of financial strength. He mentions that it’s time to “order a loan card,” hinting at the next step in his journey of securing more wealth and resources. It’s a quick but clear sign that he’s set for even more financial success.