I Go Lyrics – Metro Boomin

I Go Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: J Money]
Here, J Money is setting the tone with a fun and confident vibe. He’s saying he’s all about style, swagger, and doing things his own way—what he calls the “Metro Boomin way.” When he says “I go,” he’s hyping himself up, almost like saying he’s on fire or in his zone. References like “sauce,” “drip,” and “Sauce God” just show off his confidence and fashion-forward image. It’s like a flex intro to let everyone know he’s got his own unique flow.

[Chorus: J Money]
This part is all about showing off wealth and luxury. He’s saying he’s always carrying big money, like a walking stack of cash. The “packs” landing and flying hint at hustling—maybe in music or street terms. He mentions expensive watches like Rollie (Rolex) and AP (Audemars Piguet), and flexes a house’s worth of jewelry on his wrist. VV (VVS diamonds), GG (Gucci), and CC (Chanel) show he’s rocking high-end fashion. Basically, he and Metro are stacking cash daily, riding in luxury cars, and living a flashy, stylish life.

[Verse 1: J Money]
Here he’s talking about going against the grain—he moves differently from others. Comparing himself to famous names like Ike and Mike (Michael Jackson), he’s saying he dominates the beat and stands out with flair. He mentions having $100k on hand and dressing like a top stylist. His life is all about hustle—there’s no break, and the money keeps coming in. AP wrist and MJ swish show his luxury and skill. “Magic City Monday” is about turning up in Atlanta, showing off his lifestyle and energy.

[Chorus: J Money]
He brings the same message again—money, fashion, and lifestyle. He’s living large with designer watches, diamond jewelry, and expensive brands. Every day is a money-making mission with Metro by his side. The chorus is repeated to hammer home the image of nonstop hustle, luxury cars, flashy brands, and living life on top. “Wham,” “Rarri,” and “Richie Rich” all add to that high-energy, show-off vibe. “Sauce” is their whole style—it’s how they move, dress, and carry themselves.

[Verse 2: J Money]
He’s putting sauce above basic swag, saying his style has evolved into something better. He even says he’s got the “antidote,” like he’s the cure to boring or average style. His pockets are overflowing, and he’s telling people to take notice. He and Metro are switching up the game with their unique energy. The karate and movie lines mean their style hits hard and stands out like an action scene. “Tag, we it” means they’re the ones to follow. They’re working hard, shining bright, and rising above like they’re jumping out the gym.

[Chorus: J Money]
Again, the chorus repeats that life of luxury, nonstop hustle, and bold style. He’s carrying big money, moving packs, wearing top-tier jewelry, and rocking brands like Gucci and Chanel. He and Metro are stacking cash daily and living fast in expensive cars. Everything they do is soaked in “sauce,” which stands for confidence, energy, and fresh style. This last chorus just reinforces the whole feel of the song—money, fashion, hustle, and dripping confidence.

[Outro]
Metro’s name at the end is like his stamp on the track, reminding everyone of the signature sound and energy he brings to every song. It’s a smooth sign-off that keeps the vibe going.