Great Day Lyrics – Rio Da Yung OG

Great Day Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
Thanking someone named E for a gift.

[Chorus]
He’s celebrating a successful day, saying he made a hundred thousand dollars and felt so good he did jumping jacks after checking his bank account. A friend called him with some Act (a slang for Actavis, a type of codeine syrup), showing they’re still moving in the same circles. He dismisses other rappers as liars, calling their music fake. He’s driving a luxury Escalade V and dressed in full Louis Vuitton, joking he might as well buy the whole Macy’s store. He tells a woman to wait in line, implying she’ll never get her shot. Before going to prison, he handled “five fish” (likely referring to drügs or money), and now he’s thinking of stepping up to an even better ride, the Mercedes 580.

[Verse]
He changes his mind and says he might go for the Mercedes 680 instead, joking he needs a fridge in the car. Though he’s wearing Louis Vuitton, he might switch to Rick Owens later. He recalls shooting a gun for the first time when he was just in sixth grade, showing how early he got into the street life. Someone messed with his girl, but instead of being mad, he says it was actually a favor, probably because he’s done with her. He and his friend J just drank a small amount of lean (a “deuce”) and might drink more later. A girl hooked up with him early in the morning and might come back for more later. Someone got shot with a K (probably an AK-47), and it shook them so badly they turned soft.

He brags about breaking down large quantities of drügs and selling them in small amounts, calling himself “Big Baby.” If his girl doesn’t cheer him up, lean (Act) will. He even shares that a crackhead once gave him some real-life advice about persistence. He had a wild moment with a girl in a Lamborghini truck, but things got rough and her hairpiece came off. He makes it clear that while he raps, he sees himself more as someone who handles real business. He jokes about his size, saying he’s just big-boned, not fat. He and his crew carry serious firepower, but he’s not afraid to fight hands-on. After knocking someone out, he drank more lean and took a nap.

He calls out fake rappers who act like they’ve lived his life but haven’t. His friend J is stacking more cash, shown by buying rubber bands to wrap the money. If he can’t get with a girl, one of his relatives probably can. Violence is common in his circle—his cousin talks about shooting people. Someone spilled a lot of lean on the fifth floor and felt like “Brother Man,” a funny reference from an old sitcom. His friend is down to keep firing a Glock until they’re safe, even if the gun might jam. He shares a wild jail story involving a female corrections officer. Then talks about someone getting attacked and not standing up for himself, and another getting hit with a TEC-9 and falling. He claims to have real, dangerous drügs, warning people not to touch his mail. At the end, he says he’s about to weigh out and sell a big amount of product using a body scale.

[Chorus]
He’s feeling on top of the world because he just made a hundred thousand dollars. When he saw his bank account, he got so hyped he literally did jumping jacks. A friend reached out with some lean (Act), showing that they’re still doing things their way. He doesn’t respect other rappers because he thinks they’re full of lies. He’s cruising in a luxury Escalade V, and he calls it a “crybaby,” likely because of its loud engine or dramatic presence. He’s covered in Louis Vuitton and even jokes that he could buy an entire Macy’s store. When a woman wants his time, he tells her to wait in line, hinting that she never will get close to him. Before going to prison, he handled a large drug deal or money move, and now he’s considering leveling up even more with a fancy Mercedes 580.