Jeep Lyrics – Token

Jeep Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus: Token]
Token is riding around in a jeep with a few women, all chasing after the good life. He knows the connection with them isn’t real love—it’s more about what they can get from each other in the moment. Everyone wants something, and that’s just the cost of living fast and flashy. The jeep kind of symbolizes freedom and chaos at the same time. Repeating that he’s in the jeep emphasizes that he’s stuck in this lifestyle, going in circles chasing thrills, fame, or just some sense of escape. It’s fun on the surface, but there’s a lot underneath too.

[Verse 1: Token & TERROR REID]
Token talks about juggling his past and his rise in music. He gives his backpack to a friend because the car is packed with people, showing how he’s surrounded by energy but not always comfort. He remembers how people used to say he was trying to be like Eminem, and jokes about stealing clothes from Marshall’s as a kid. There’s a contrast between where he started and where he is now. He mentions having a bottle in the jeep that’s “yelling in a French accent,” probably to highlight how strange and surreal things have become. He wears all black and brings passion into his image and performances. He jokes about causing chaos, like a car crash, and how his career has progressed—saying he went from being like Joyner Lucas (“a Chopper”) to surpassing artists like NLE Choppa. His performance fee is high, and he still thinks it’s not enough. He mentions leaving a Barbie-like girl and calling her “Charli,” and pokes fun at how jealous or petty things get when his ex sees him with other girls in the jeep. It’s a mix of bragging, reflecting, and just being real about fame, relationships, and where he came from.

[Chorus: Token]
Once again, Token circles back to the image of being in the jeep with multiple women, chasing the high life. There’s this ongoing chase for something exciting or fulfilling, even though he knows none of it is truly genuine. The girls might not love him, but they need something—maybe the status or experience—and he admits he wants things too. It’s a messy kind of mutual use, and he accepts it as part of living fast. Repeating this chorus again kind of shows how this cycle keeps going, and it’s hard to break out of once you’re in it.

[Verse 2: TERROR REID]
Terror Reid jumps in after Token hits him up for a feature. He confidently says he’ll deliver something great, even while joking that he’s “sicker than the cold.” His style is bold and aggressive—when he raps, people take notice. He calls himself the “catacomb crook” and references drügs and street energy, playing up his gritty, dangerous vibe. He talks about shaking people up just with a look, calling himself both the “chef and the cook,” meaning he’s doing it all—from planning to delivering. When they roll through in the jeep, it’s like a mini takeover, creeping into other people’s space with power and presence. He’s got women with him too, showing off the rockstar life. Reid claims he and Token are unstoppable, lyrically destroying their opponents and tossing them aside. There’s a dark, heavy vibe to his lines, but also a sense of fun and menace. He says after this, he’ll disappear—no need to stick around when he’s already made his mark.

[Chorus: Token]
Here it comes again—Token repeating that same scene of cruising in the jeep with a few girls, all looking for a taste of the high life. The relationships are shallow but transactional, and both sides are using each other in their own way. It’s not love, but it’s excitement, and Token acknowledges that this kind of fast living has its price. The repetition reinforces how stuck he is in this cycle—looking for thrills but not necessarily finding meaning. It’s flashy and fun, but it’s also empty at times. Still, he keeps going back for more.

[Outro: Kam Patterson]
In the outro, Kam calls out the name of Token’s label, “Never Too Different,” and sort of mocks it. He’s saying that Token’s actually *too* different, maybe to a fault. It sounds like he’s telling him to tone it down a bit or get real again. There’s a feeling of playful criticism, like he’s trying to bring Token back to earth from wherever his fame or lifestyle has taken him.