Malibu’s Most Wanted Lyrics – Lil Tecca

Malibu’s Most Wanted Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus]
Lil Tecca’s talking about cruising in a luxury car, showing off his flashy lifestyle. He calls himself “Malibu Most Wanted,” like he’s the center of attention. A girl wants to take drügs and go wild in Austin, living the fast life. He’s not interested in names or drama—he’s focused on moving fast, both in life and in his car. The girl brings issues into his life but doesn’t help fix anything. Still, he keeps her around, dressing her up like a doll, ready to dip at any moment.

[Verse]
Here, Tecca’s diving into the messy side of fame and love. He knows people will gossip about him and spill secrets, especially women who are into his status. She’s rocking expensive brands like YSL, stalking him online, and leaving a digital trail. He blocks her number but stays available by email. He laughs things off but still believes in love, as long as it stays interesting. Meanwhile, one of the girls is counting money in the backseat, showing they’re all about the hustle. He’s been through a lot mentally, so he’s letting go of stress while chasing success. He mentions having money, extending his bankroll, and messing with girls who like it rough. To him, exes don’t mean much—they could easily be next in line. He stays grounded and real, even as everything multiplies. Some people fake it by renting nice cars, but he flexes confidently because his car is actually his.

[Bridge]
Tecca’s saying he doesn’t step out unless there’s money involved—he values his time. He’s not even into having company around and doesn’t expect people to understand his perspective. He respects others being themselves and doesn’t want to make things all about anyone—not even himself. He’s not obsessed with money, but he knows that money seems to follow him naturally, like it’s part of who he is now.

[Chorus]
Again, he’s showing off his luxury lifestyle and fast-paced choices. Riding in a fancy car, he labels himself as someone who’s always noticed. A girl’s looking to party and get high, probably chasing the same fast life he’s living. He’s not asking many questions—just spinning off quickly, leaving things behind like they never happened. She brings drama he’s tired of, but he still molds her into a version that fits his image. He’s always on the move, ready to go wherever, whenever.

[Outro]
In the final lines, he repeats how he’s out in a flashy car, acting like the top guy. The girl wants to party and chase a wild time in Austin, and he doesn’t stop to worry about names or details. He drives off with tinted windows, leaving behind any trouble without looking back. That quick getaway vibe—doing his thing and disappearing fast—gets repeated to drive the point home. He’s unbothered, always moving forward.