Like Dat Lyrics – BossMan Dlow

Like Dat Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
This part is just a hype intro where the artist is expressing confidence. He mentions “Big Za,” which likely refers to the luxury lifestyle or high status he’s achieved. It sets the tone for the rest of the song, letting listeners know he’s got money and success, signaling it’s all about living large.

[Chorus]
In the chorus, BossMan Dlow talks about how far he’s come from his humble beginnings. He remembers driving a Honda Civic, but now he rolls in a Bentley, reflecting the huge upgrade in his life. He’s also become so wealthy that he can’t even see or connect with people who are still broke, symbolized by his Carti lenses (designer sunglasses). He’s obsessed with money now, with “blue hundreds” (money), and he invites others to count it with him. He mentions how lucky someone would be if he lets them in his car, emphasizing his status. He remembers being broke but now has “cheese like Chuck E.,” meaning he’s making a lot of money. He’s committed to money, saying he’s “married” to it, and isn’t looking for relationships. He finishes by bragging about his diamonds and how they shine, likening them to dancing—showing off his wealth.

[Verse]
In this verse, Dlow continues bragging about his success and the luxuries that come with it. He compares his wrist’s sparkle to Michael Jackson’s famous dance moves, showing off how his bling is catching attention. He mentions wearing an expensive Audemars Piguet watch and how diamonds make women excited. He reflects on his rise from the bottom to the top, going from simple Polo clothes to now wearing Louis Vuitton socks, signaling a shift in his lifestyle. He emphasizes his power and confidence, comparing his style to a marching band, complete with big money in his pants. He also makes a basketball reference, comparing himself to NBA player Ja Morant, saying he “dunks” on others. He then shifts to talking about his attraction to a woman, saying she’s lucky to be with him. He humorously describes his flashy style as “drip” that’s so much it looks like “bird s*it.” He talks about a woman’s attraction to him, claiming he’ll “surf” in her “water” (a s*xual metaphor). Dlow finishes by bragging about his wealth, with pockets full of fifties and “blues” (money), showing how his life has completely changed.

[Chorus (Repeated)]
This chorus repeats earlier themes of Dlow’s rise from humble beginnings to his current luxurious lifestyle. He again mentions how his car has gone from a Honda Civic to a Bentley and highlights his disconnection from “broke” people. He emphasizes his love for money, noting his wealth and diamonds once more, and repeats that he’s more focused on money than relationships, reinforcing his commitment to his success. The visual of his neck “dancing” with VVS diamonds shows off his bling and the riches he now enjoys.