M.F.U Lyrics – Yeat

M.F.U Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Yeat]
This part kicks off with Yeat talking about how much fun he’s having in life. He’s surrounded by women, money, and weapons, just living wild. He repeats the idea of having “so much” of everything to show off how excessive his lifestyle is. It feels chaotic but exciting, like he’s bragging and flexing all at once while reminding someone that they still owe him.

[Chorus: Yeat]
Here, Yeat is all about living on his own terms with no apologies. He’s flipping off the world, doing what he wants until the day he dies. If people lie or cry, he doesn’t care. He’s speeding around in a fancy two-door car, breaking the rules, and staying above the drama. The energy here is reckless, confident, and carefree.

[Verse 1: Yeat]
Yeat’s showing off the insane level of success and fame he’s reached. He’s got everything—money, designer stuff, women, and a flashy lifestyle. He talks about how people copy him because he’s setting trends, and he’s made tens of millions without even touring. If a girl is cold, he’ll buy her designer, but if she leaves, he won’t chase her. He uses drügs like Percs and ketamine to keep the high going, both physically and mentally. He brags about luxury cars, wild s*x, and being so rich he’s untouchable. Even on a plane to Dubai, he’s getting s*xual favors, showing he lives a non-stop, over-the-top life. Yeat sees himself as a constant winner, while others are fake and failing. His clothes are high-end, and he sees himself as unreachable, almost invisible in his fame. He even says he’ll never be put in jail because he’s untouchable. He lives like every day is a vacation, using drügs and s*x like they’re medicine. He compares himself to Buddha, saying he’s calm and enlightened in his own wild way. The whole verse is Yeat celebrating how extreme and unstoppable his life has become.

[Chorus: Yeat & SahBabii]
This hook repeats the idea of living fast and without regrets. They don’t care what people think, even if someone gets hurt or lies. The coupe, the wild lifestyle, the rebellion—it’s all still there. The tone stays energetic and proud, with both artists fully owning who they are.

[Verse 2: SahBabii]
SahBabii jumps in with his own wild energy. He talks about money being everywhere, even hidden away, and jokes he needs more fingers just to count all his cash. His jewelry is massive, comparing it to boats and houses. He throws in a warning to rivals by mentioning messing with someone’s girl just to send a message. He’s got expensive clothes like Rick Owens, and his body is basically loaded with money too. His girl from Philly is kind of crazy, but he likes it. He flexes his “blues” (money) and says if needed, he’ll roll through your block strapped and unstoppable. He calls himself allergic to broke women, even joking about sneezing diamonds. He’s surrounded by all types of women, some with weaves, but he might just go for a natural one this time. He sees himself as a totally different type of street guy, successful and raw without ever having to do regular work like flipping burgers. It’s all about dominance, money, and doing things his way.

[Chorus: Yeat]
Yeat comes back again with the same confident message—he’s living free, flipping off the world, and doing what he wants. Even if people lie or cry, it doesn’t faze him. He’s cruising in his fast car, wild as ever, and nothing’s going to stop him from living fully until the end.

[Outro: SahBabii & Yeat]
The ending wraps it all up with them reflecting on how they were just born to live this way. It wasn’t handed to them—it’s just who they are. They know people are watching and trying to understand their lifestyle, but no one can copy it. They’ve taken risks, even felt close to death, but now they’ve got so much money and success that it’s all paying off.