Miami (Remix) Lyrics – Morgan Wallen

Miami (Remix) Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus: Morgan Wallen]
Morgan’s saying Miami is a completely different world compared to where he’s from—likely a quiet, rural place like Tennessee. He feels out of place because he can’t carry his gun around like he does back home, no one knows him at the local bars, and he misses seeing stars in the night sky, which city lights block out. Even though he’s been away for a few days, Miami just doesn’t feel like home. All he’s gotten out of it is sand in his boots. He’s questioning what someone like him—a country guy, a “redneck”—is even supposed to do in such a flashy, wild city like Miami.

[Verse 1: Lil Wayne]
Wayne kicks off by pointing out that New Orleans can get cold, but it doesn’t last long—just like how he doesn’t stay in one place. He makes a playful comparison, saying he’s even colder (cooler) than an old football player known for toughness. His girl doesn’t want to go to New Orleans because he supports the Gators, so they hit South Beach instead. They’re riding in a doorless Jeep, trying to avoid getting sand inside. There’s a moment where she gives him attitude, and he flips the mood by pleasing her. Then they’re partying hard at Club Liv on a Sunday, feeling the Miami vibes. He calls her his ride-or-die while they’re eating fancy food like prime rib and shrimp (so much that he jokes it made him sick). He laughs at not knowing how to swim but still being able to host a yacht party. Miami brings out his wild side—he compares himself to legends like Will Smith, Uncle Luke, and Trick Daddy. He even says he nearly married Trina, another Miami legend. With a spot on Collins Ave and money on him that makes him a target, he’s still going all out like Morgan Wallen. It’s all fast-paced, flashy, and out of control—but that’s just how he’s living.

[Chorus: Morgan Wallen, Lil Wayne & Both]
This chorus brings back the contrast between country life and city life. Morgan and Wayne both talk about how out of place they feel in Miami. Morgan says again that Miami is nothing like Tennessee—no stars, unfamiliar bars, and a vibe that doesn’t match home. He’s uncomfortable not being able to keep his gun in his truck like he’s used to. Wayne jumps in to say that even though he does keep his gun, it’s still strange terrain. The shared hook reflects how both of them, despite their very different backgrounds, feel somewhat disconnected in Miami. Morgan talks about sand in his boots as a symbol of being far from home, while both artists playfully ask what people like them—a redneck and a street guy—are even doing in a place like this. It’s all about feeling like outsiders in a place that’s flashy, crowded, and too different from what they’re used to.

[Verse 2: Rick Ross]
Rick Ross steps in showing the luxury side of Miami. He’s cruising in a two-seater with the top down, enjoying the breeze and sunshine—it’s prime yacht season, and he’s all about that lifestyle. On South Beach, everyone’s in swimsuits, and he even has a condo for his side chick. Instead of sticking to the original plan, they go shopping with a bag full of cash—$200K in it. For him, life is about moving fast and living big because you never know what’s coming. He talks about driving a Corvette and how losing his dad really hit him hard, but he doesn’t want to dwell on sadness too long. He makes a toast to good times, stays loyal to his longtime friends, and says he’s still ready to stand up for them if needed. He even asks for prayers when his own time comes, showing a more emotional, personal side underneath all the glitz.

[Chorus: Morgan Wallen, Lil Wayne & Both]
This final chorus wraps the whole vibe up again. Morgan repeats that Miami just doesn’t feel like home—it’s nothing like Tennessee. He’s out of place, can’t carry his gun like back home, and no one knows him. The city lights block out the stars he’s used to seeing, and even after spending a few days there, it still doesn’t feel right. He jokes that all he’s really done is get sand in his boots. The line about what a redneck or a street guy is supposed to do in Miami hits again, showing how both Morgan and Wayne feel out of sync with the place. But at the end, Wayne flips the tone a little, saying he may not fit in—but like Morgan, he’s still going wild and enjoying it his own way. It’s a mix of feeling lost and still managing to let loose anyway.