Let It Be Known Lyrics – OhGeesy

Let It Be Known Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro sets the tone for the song, where the artist is making it clear that he has done everything he could in a relationship and has nothing left to give. He’s letting it be known that he’s moving on, but at the same time, he believes the other person will regret it later. There’s a hint that things aren’t completely over, even if they seem that way now. The mention of friends talking suggests that people around them are involved, possibly stirring up drama. Overall, the intro is about closure, but with the idea that the other person will eventually miss him.

[Verse 1]
In this verse, the artist talks about a complicated relationship where the girl might be claiming she’s done with him, but he doesn’t fully believe it. He sees her as someone important, even if she isn’t his main girl. He also touches on the transactional side of relationships, suggesting that if he spends money on her, she should be loyal and even willing to do things for him, like holding a weapon. He flaunts his wealth by mentioning designer brands and expensive gifts, showing that spending money on women isn’t a big deal to him. The line about FaceTime and palm trees suggests that he’s living a luxurious life, possibly in a place like Los Angeles, and he invites her to join. However, even though they have a romantic connection, he emphasizes that they act more like friends in public to keep things private. This shows that their relationship is more casual and low-key rather than serious and committed.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats the phrase “let it be known,” which reinforces the main message of the song—that the artist wants to make sure the girl understands his stance. He also plays with the idea that while his album has a name, in their world, she is in control, meaning he acknowledges her influence in their relationship. By saying “it’s your world,” he could be sarcastically implying that she acts like she’s in charge, but in reality, he knows he still holds power. The chorus serves as a catchy way to emphasize the main theme of the song: confidence, moving on, and letting things be clear.

[Verse 2]
Here, the artist shifts focus to talking about his side relationships. He makes it clear that his side girls can’t have serious relationships with other men because they belong to him. He mentions being around Instagram models and video vixens, showing that he’s surrounded by attractive women with big ambitions. He listens to their dreams but doesn’t take them too seriously, implying that he’s more focused on physical connections than deep emotional bonds. He brags about how good these women are in bed but jokes about not lasting long, making light of the situation. The mention of taking a “Perky” (Percocet) and bouncing back hints at a party lifestyle, where he indulges in drügs and quickly recovers from setbacks. He acknowledges that he’s had some losses in life, but he always finds a way to come back stronger. Despite all of this, he claims he genuinely loves all his women, but it’s unclear whether he means it sincerely or just enjoys the lifestyle.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats to drive home the main idea again—letting the girl know that he’s done what he could, but he still sees her as part of his world in a way. The line “it’s your world” keeps up the theme of letting her feel in control while still maintaining his confidence. The repetition adds to the song’s catchiness and reinforces the message about status, relationships, and moving forward.

[Outro]
The outro circles back to the beginning, closing the song with the same message: he has done all he can, and now there’s nothing left to give. He’s moving on, but he believes she will miss him once everything settles. It’s a final statement that makes sure she knows he’s leaving things as they are, without regret.