ILBB2 (Remix) Lyrics – Jorjiana

ILBB2 (Remix) Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1]
Jorjiana starts the verse with a confident, catchy hook, making it clear that she loves strong, independent women like herself. She flaunts her style by mentioning her designer clothes, showing she’s living well. Then, she brings up “Von,” likely referring to someone who motivates her to rap at her best. She responds by saying she’s trying to push herself to new heights, aiming for financial success but staying true to where she came from.

She expresses her desire for wealth and luxury but makes it clear that fame isn’t her priority—she wants real riches, not just clout. She also mentions a man who is trying to step into her life, asking if her son needs a father, but she doesn’t seem interested. She reflects on her journey, noting how past relationships and friendships have changed, with old friends becoming unreliable and trying to hold her back.

Jorjiana keeps up the energetic flow, stating that even when she lands somewhere, she stays on the move, always ready for the next big thing. She casually flirts, showing confidence in her charm. The line about the green drink that tastes like Sprite could hint at a party lifestyle, where things that might seem “wrong” can still feel enjoyable.

She also calls out people who talk big but don’t actually have much going for themselves. The mention of “Caitlin” could reference Caitlin Clark, a top-tier basketball player, implying she’s “balling” and making money. The “white in his nose” line likely refers to drug use, further emphasizing a flashy, reckless lifestyle. She closes out the verse by reaffirming her love for strong women and making it clear that her focus is on making money, not wasting time in relationships.

[Bridge]
The bridge is a playful, hype-filled moment where Jorjiana and GloRilla bring even more energy. They repeat the phrase about loving “bad b!tches,” reinforcing their confidence. The mention of “gang, gang” emphasizes loyalty and strength, adding a bold, rebellious vibe.

[Verse 2]
GloRilla jumps in with the same confident energy, saying she loves independent, strong women because she is one herself. She brings up catching her man cheating and sarcastically asks why he didn’t invite her—implying she’s so self-assured that she doesn’t get jealous. She refuses to be bitter toward other women and dismisses petty drama, staying focused on her own success.

She makes it clear she’s not the type to lounge around with a man—once the fun is over, it’s time for him to leave. She calls herself a “big dog,” meaning she’s in control and won’t lower herself to fight over men. She brags that she can have any man she wants whenever she chooses. Despite being the topic of conversation, she asserts that no man has truly had her. She also describes her ideal type—tall, rugged, and a little rough around the edges, showing she has her own unique taste.

[Outro]
In the outro, GloRilla keeps up the playful, dominant energy. She references the phrase “shooters shoot,” meaning people who take risks go after what they want. She calls out Duke Dennis, possibly jokingly flirting or challenging him. The outro keeps the hype alive, ending the song with confidence and swagger.