Make Me Sick Lyrics – FattMack, Big Yavo, MGM Lett

Make Me Sick Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Big Yavo]
A quick shoutout setting the vibe.

[Chorus: Big Yavo]
He’s talking about how this girl drives him crazy in both good and bad ways. Even though she frustrates him, he can’t deny how attracted he is to her when she walks away. He jokes about asking her for a kiss because he’s so drawn to her. At the same time, he’s living a life where he’s constantly thinking about danger and enemies, so he prays he doesn’t slip up when trouble comes. He remembers how broke he used to be and how he always believed that one day things would turn around. Now that he has money, he keeps it close as a reminder of the rough moments he came from. Instead of sneaking around, he says he’d rather be open about things, even letting her choose other girls if it keeps peace between them. He’s confident about his glow‑up and compares his wealth to a big win, something huge and noticeable. He’s basically saying he’s gone from nothing to having real money, and the girl who stresses him out is still part of his world no matter how much success he gets.

[Verse 1: Big Yavo]
He explains that he doesn’t feel right going home unless he’s made enough money for the day, showing how focused he is on grinding. He wonders if he can really trust someone with his personal thoughts and mistakes, especially since he’s sent things he now regrets. He mentions how he sometimes listens to the thoughts in his head telling him to leave a situation because deep down he knows he’s right. He tries to trust his first instinct so he doesn’t repeat the same mistake. He also points out how people act like they don’t know him when he’s broke, but as soon as they see money or jewelry, suddenly they’re interested. It frustrates him because it shows how fake people can be, caring more about what he has than who he is. This part shows he’s learning to protect himself from people who only show up when they see something shiny.

[Verse 2: MGM Lett]
He talks about his girl being upset because she feels like he isn’t giving enough effort, but from his perspective he’s overwhelmed by life moving too fast. He feels like he doesn’t have time to waste and only wants to deal with people who bring something real to the table, especially money. He warns that ignoring responsibilities or debts can bring serious consequences. He deals with his own hustle, calling suppliers and keeping business moving, even though he once thought a relationship he was in would last forever. He points out how he’s popular now and everything he owns shines, which makes him stand out. There’s no real love in his city, so he doesn’t feel bad going after someone else’s girl because loyalty is rare around him. He comes from the bottom and is constantly grinding to stay ahead. Even when someone acts like they’re leaving him, he knows they’re coming back because he understands how their emotions swing. When he’s seen texting his ex, he explains that things aren’t always what they look like. For him, making money is the best revenge on anyone who doubted him. He’s put everything into this life, even with the police searching his places and the stress of trying to move away from the streets. He refuses to lose and plays the game seriously, buying big from his plug and proving he’s someone who must be taken seriously. Everything he does is about staying ahead, surviving, and never letting anyone outwork or outsmart him.

[Chorus: Big Yavo & FattMack]
He talks again about how this girl gets under his skin but also pulls him in with her looks. Even though she annoys him, the attraction is strong enough that he jokes about asking her for affection. He stays aware of the danger around him and prays he doesn’t mess up when facing his enemies. He remembers the broke days when he had nothing and believed things would eventually improve with God’s help. Now that he’s successful, he tries to be upfront instead of sneaking around, even telling her she can pick other girls if it avoids drama. The money he keeps close is a reminder of how low he once was. He compares his success to something big and powerful to show just how far he’s come. This part repeats the main idea that he’s living a life filled with temptation, danger, attraction, and success all mixed together, while still dealing with the chaos that comes with it.

[Verse 3: FattMack]
He opens up about times when he didn’t have any money, lying in bed staring at the ceiling and wondering if doing things differently would change his life. He’s proud that he made the best out of a tough situation and is still smiling because he’s alive and winning. He calls out fake people who act like his friends just to be seen next to him. He’s not friendly toward those who switch up or don’t stand by their words. He knows people can claim they care about him, but he doesn’t believe it if their actions don’t match. He doesn’t accept people calling him a friend if they’ve never supported him. He focuses on staying safe and making it home every time he walks out the door. He also feels bad for someone close to him who’s locked up and alone. He reflects on adulthood, saying being a man means thinking through every decision because every bill, responsibility, and loss affects your whole life. He admits he struggles mentally, taking pills late at night and feeling like he isn’t okay. Sometimes life gets so heavy he just wants to escape by getting high. Even his way of relaxing costs money. He reminds people not to assume his life is easy because he and his people carry weapons to stay safe. Everything he says shows the pressure, pain, and survival mindset he lives with daily.

[Chorus: Big Yavo]
He talks again about the girl who gets on his nerves but also pulls him in with her looks and attitude. Even though she frustrates him, he still finds himself drawn to her and wanting her close. He mentions the danger he faces with enemies and how he prays not to slip up when those moments come. He remembers being broke and always believing eventually he’d get rich. Now that he’s successful, he handles things differently and tries to be open rather than sneaky. The money he keeps on him reminds him of all the hard times he fought through. He reflects on how far he’s come, going from nothing to having real wealth and confidence. This part once again shows the mix of attraction, stress, danger, and success that defines his life.