Keep It P Lyrics – Money Man

Keep It P Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
This line is calling out haters, telling them to stay quiet. The artist is setting the tone, making it clear that negativity and fake energy aren’t welcome.

[Chorus]
The artist is saying he always keeps things “P,” meaning he stays real, makes money, and handles business properly. He’s got drügs for sale (“P” often refers to pounds of weed). He compares his shooting skills to a basketball player’s, showing confidence in his ability to defend himself. He calls out people who just talk big but aren’t really about that life. He also mentions carrying a Glock 23 for protection. He flexes his lifestyle, dining at fancy places like Eddie V’s and flying private jets. Even if his drug operation gets raided, he’s not worried. He also hints at a pimping lifestyle, suggesting he’s making money from multiple streams, including women.

[Verse 1]
The artist talks about his success and street activities. He mentions showing someone how he cooks up drügs, suggesting he’s experienced in the game. His trap house is dangerous, and not just anyone can come around. He spoils his girl with expensive jewelry but also expects her to stash cash in it. The smoke in his environment refers to both literal weed smoke and the chaos of street life. He carries a Goyard bag full of money, which is so heavy it feels like gravity pulling him down. He rides around with shooters in a black truck, ready for any threat. His closet is full of guns, and he hopes the feds (ATF) don’t come for him. He flexes his latest shark-themed jewelry and how he drops one woman off just to pick up another. He customizes guns and divides them into parts, making them harder to trace. He mentions a guy who’s not part of the hustle, just sitting around uselessly. After partying in Miami, he and his crew leave the place a mess. He buys a hundred pounds of drügs as a “side quest,” meaning it’s just another small move in his bigger picture. He brags about his wealth, telling his label he won’t accept anything less than a million per hour. Finally, he mentions pulling up in a Corvette to pick up a woman, showing his luxurious lifestyle.

[Chorus]
The artist repeats the same themes, reinforcing his dominance in the streets and business. He’s keeping it “P,” staying true to himself while making money. He brags about his skills with guns and how he handles people who talk too much. He highlights his expensive lifestyle and ability to move drügs without worry, even if law enforcement is involved. He also continues to suggest he profits from women.

[Verse 2]
The second artist reflects on trying to leave the street life behind but still being involved. He remembers days of robbing, scamming, and stealing cars. If someone isn’t ready to shoot or drive, they need to find another way to make money. He tells young guys in his crew to go sell drügs since they’re eager to make a move. He wants to stay out of trouble but still dresses stylishly. If a woman isn’t interested in him, he quickly moves on. He’s making so much money that he barely has time to rest. He tells his crew to calm down, but all they know is violence. Before performing on stage, he makes sure to have his Glock 26 with him for protection. He gets random calls from women but doesn’t even know who they are. A friend contacts him about a major drug deal, showing he’s still involved in illegal activities. If a woman rejects him, he doesn’t care because she’s missing out. Whenever he arrives somewhere, he stands out with expensive jewelry. He warns guys to keep their women close, or he might take them. He acknowledges the dangers of his lifestyle but accepts it. He remembers struggling in the past but is now wealthy and successful.

[Chorus]
Once again, the artist emphasizes his lifestyle, confidence, and ability to make money. He talks about staying “P,” making smart moves, and handling business. He repeats his references to wealth, drügs, weapons, and not caring about law enforcement or haters. His message is clear—he’s successful, fearless, and always making power moves.