Litty Lyrics – Kodak Black

Litty Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
In the intro, Kodak Black is expressing the intense energy and excitement when someone is with him. He describes the feeling of being “litty,” which is a term for being in an energetic, carefree, and fun state, often associated with partying. He emphasizes how, whenever they’re together, everything feels electrifying, and they’re constantly in that “lit” vibe, signaling a good time and an unbothered attitude.

[Verse]
In the verse, Kodak Black reflects on his wild and often reckless lifestyle. He starts by talking about drinking and getting “white boy drunk,” which means going all out with alcohol. He mentions how it’s been a while since he’s been tipsy but tonight he’s letting loose and getting wasted. The reference to fighting and not even being old enough to be in clubs shows his early struggles and the rebellious nature of his younger days.

Kodak also opens up about his relationships, admitting that he cheated on his ex with another girl, but now the tables have turned. This girl, who was once a side piece, is now demanding exclusivity. He describes her as “crazy” because she’s now jealous and threatening to hurt all the other women he’s been with. The line “locked up far away” hints at his past time in jail, which may have been a part of the reckless lifestyle he led.

The mention of being “not gay” but “putting everything in my butt” could be a metaphor or slang referring to doing things outside of the norm, which aligns with his chaotic and unpredictable life. His “OG” (original gangster or mentor) warned him about the haters, showing how fame brings both supporters and enemies. Despite the madness, he has a girl who’s always ready for him, and there’s an unspoken understanding between them—she knows exactly what he wants without needing to be told.

Kodak reflects on how money has changed him, and though he’s aware it’s not all good, he also can’t deny the impact it has had on his life. He mentions a dangerous world where metal detectors and security are part of everyday life, and people who used to be his friends are now turning on him. This shift in his inner circle makes him question who he can trust.

As things get darker, Kodak talks about the violent lifestyle that has come with his fame. He uses metaphors, like playing “hide and seek” or “freeze tag,” to describe the unpredictable and dangerous situations he gets into, where survival is the main goal. Lines like “Eenie Meenie Miney Mo” and “Tic Tac Toe” represent the randomness and the tension of life, with the “click that pole” reference hinting at a gun.

He also expresses the paranoia and aggression he feels, even hinting at possible violence. The line “swinging with that stick like recess” connects his violent behavior to childish games, showing how his mindset has become warped by the harsh realities he’s facing. There’s a sense of longing for stability and escape, with the reference to needing “meds” and the tribute to “RIP to X” (likely referring to rapper XXXTentacion, who was murdered) showing that the world of fame and violence has left him mentally scarred.

Overall, the verse gives a detailed picture of Kodak’s wild life, filled with partying, dangerous situations, trust issues, and a constant struggle to balance fame, money, and relationships. The tone is raw and unfiltered, showing a side of life that’s full of chaos and uncertainty.