Lawyer Fees Lyrics – Tory Lanez

Lawyer Fees Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus]
In this part, the artist is telling someone to calm down because he doesn’t have the money they expect from him. He’s struggling financially, but he doesn’t want to let it show. Even though he previously told them to handle things, they still rely on him. Some people are getting anxious or frustrated, but he stands firm in telling them to leave him alone for now. It’s about feeling pressure when you’re broke and people still demand from you.

[Verse 1]
Here, he talks about being stuck in uncomfortable situations, meeting people he doesn’t want to deal with, likely because of financial troubles. He warns people not to take advantage of him, as he already told them to wait. He realizes some people only stick around when he has money but start acting differently when he’s broke. When he had money, people were eager to share it, but now that he’s struggling, they distance themselves. He reflects on how life can change quickly—one moment you’re stacking money, the next, you’re so broke you have to sell your jewelry. For people in the streets, losing assets like jewelry is a major sign of financial failure. The verse paints a picture of someone who had it all but is now facing setbacks.

[Chorus]
Again, he emphasizes that he doesn’t have the money people expect from him. He’s struggling but doesn’t want to make it obvious. Even though he told them to take care of things, they still come back looking for him. He feels the pressure from those around him but stays firm in telling them to handle their own business. It’s a reflection of financial stress and the expectations people place on someone who was once in a better situation.

[Verse 2]
In this verse, he openly admits that he can’t provide for those depending on him. It’s frustrating and embarrassing to be constantly reminded of unpaid bills, especially when he used to have money. He realizes he needs to get back on track and make money again. He also feels drained from helping family and friends, as if he’s paying their bills too. He doesn’t talk about his struggles much, but this time, things are really bad. Last month, expenses were manageable, but now they’re much worse. Despite his struggles, he won’t let it show—he stays confident. No matter how bad things get, he believes he’ll bounce back quickly.

[Chorus]
The same message is reinforced—he’s in a rough financial spot, but he’s keeping it to himself. He’s telling those around him to back off because he can’t help them financially right now. Some people are panicking, expecting him to come through for them, but he keeps telling them to leave him alone. It’s a mix of frustration and determination, knowing he’ll overcome this struggle but needing space for now.

[Outro]
Here, he repeats the message of telling people to leave. It’s a final statement that he’s not in a position to help anyone right now and wants them to move on.