I Might Be Lyrics – LaRussell, Wiz Khalifa

I Might Be Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
Wiz Khalifa is saying he’s always with the same people he started with. He stays loyal to his crew and sticks to what he knows, both in life and in the game.

[Hook]
Wiz is expressing his love for a carefree lifestyle—driving with the top down, smoking weed, and enjoying life. He’s been the same since his teenage years, rocking a simple but flashy style. Despite doing his own thing, people don’t always like him, but that doesn’t matter because he’s confident in himself. He questions if he’s really a boss, but deep down, he knows he is. It’s about staying true to himself and his success, no matter what others think.

[Verse 1]
Wiz talks about how making millions has become routine for him. He’s so successful that earning big money is just another week for him. He has the power to create opportunities, whether it’s making music or taking trips. Unlike some people who travel with a big group because it’s cheap, he moves deep with his crew because they’re genuinely part of his success. He emphasizes that real success doesn’t depend on streaming numbers; it comes from authenticity and leadership. Instead of flaunting wealth, he builds his empire quietly. He reflects on how far he’s come—from dreaming big to actually living a luxurious life. He owns multiple houses for every season, proving that his hard work paid off. His fast cars, successful businesses, and wealth all show that he was right to believe in himself, even when others doubted him.

[Hook]
Wiz repeats the same message—he values freedom, fun, and success. He enjoys smoking weed, riding with the top down, and living the life he’s always wanted. Even though people may dislike him for doing things his own way, he doesn’t let it affect him. He knows he’s in control of his life, and he embraces his status as a boss.

[Verse 2]
LaRussell reflects on his journey from struggling to making money. He remembers when his biggest dream was just to have a hundred thousand dollars. He’s been grinding for a long time, even back when a viral dance called the “Running Man” was popular. Instead of violence or negativity, he focuses on spreading love and securing a good future for his daughter. He’s learned to accept what he can control and let go of what he can’t. His success is fresh and exciting, like a new coat of paint. Making money brings him joy, and he dances in celebration, doing it for someone named Saint, possibly a loved one or a cause he believes in.

LaRussell acknowledges that not many feelings compare to seeing his bank account grow. If others had to go through what he did, they might not be able to handle it. He expresses gratitude to God for his blessings. His early dreams were simple—he just wanted girls and a nice car. But now he realizes his ambitions were too small for what he was truly capable of. He was a natural leader before anyone even started following him. Now, people follow him like they do influencers on social media. As he sips his tea, he reflects on how far he’s come, repeating the theme of his early hustle and growth.

[Outro]
LaRussell ends with confidence, saying he’s always ahead of the competition. He moves smarter and makes better choices, which is why people respect and support him over others.