Loop it and leave it Lyrics – JPEGMAFIA

Loop it and leave it Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1]
In this verse, JPEGMAFIA, or Peggy, is addressing the challenges and criticisms he faces. He acknowledges that speaking his mind can be unsettling, especially given the sensitive nature of liberal sentiments. This line suggests he’s aware of the backlash his outspoken nature can provoke. He compares his handling of these challenges to flying a plane while administering medicine, implying he’s navigating difficult situations while providing necessary truths, albeit harsh ones.

The mention of doctors prescribing ketamine highlights the intensity of the internal battles he’s facing, suggesting that the problems are more than just external conflicts—they’re mental and emotional struggles as well. By mentioning that he dresses his partner in luxurious Dior, Peggy portrays his success and the decadence that comes with it, juxtaposing his hard work with the rewards he can afford.

Peggy’s work ethic is emphasized by the comparison to Mexican labor, a stereotype about hard work, indicating he works tirelessly. Despite his success, there are still people who don’t take him seriously, so he has measures in place to deal with detractors. When critics throw subtle insults by calling him a veteran, it’s a backhanded compliment, acknowledging his experience but undermining his current relevance.

He likens himself to the iconic trio of Kelly, Beyoncé, and Michelle from Destiny’s Child, emphasizing his own star power and the demand for recognition. He criticizes other rappers for being vague and indirect, while he prides himself on being straightforward and impactful. His presence is unmistakable, and he’s been true to himself since his youth, referencing the show “Kenan & Kel” to highlight his authenticity. Peggy urges others to be original rather than imitating him. He concludes by pointing out that haters either envy or steal from those who have success and will mock your efforts until you prove them wrong by succeeding financially.

[Verse 2]
In the second verse, Peggy takes on a more aggressive tone, starting with a mention of a gun, symbolizing his readiness to defend himself immediately. He describes a lifestyle of indulgence, with references to champagne and drügs, highlighting a party-centric, carefree attitude. The registered weapons indicate he’s prepared for conflict but prefers to handle matters in a non-lethal way, suggesting a strategic approach to threats.

He talks about his women being infatuated with drügs and name-drops Jack Harlow, a current rap figure, to stay culturally relevant. The imagery of his partners bringing work to his gamer chair paints a picture of a laid-back but still productive environment. He brags about his conquests, not caring about societal judgments, even if the women he’s involved with are taller or more prominent figures like Angel Reese, a celebrated basketball player.

Peggy is unapologetic about his flaws and indiscretions, making it clear he’s not interested in moral judgment. He acknowledges a mutual infidelity arrangement, maintaining a balance by stating they’re even. The repetitive “what?” at the end emphasizes his boldness and indifference to others’ opinions, reinforcing his defiant and unfiltered persona.