Miley Lyrics – Ian

Miley Lyrics Meaning

[Refren]
The chorus is like calling out people who fake their lifestyle just for money, pretending they’re tougher or cooler than they really are. It questions what they’ve been taking or smoking because it’s clear they’re not being real. The line about “white bricks like Miley” hints at drügs, showing the speaker’s deep involvement in that world. But he also points out that what others say about using drügs is fake or just doubt—he can see through their lies and fakery.

[Strofa 1]
Here, the rapper talks about how people keep bothering him, wanting drügs, but he doesn’t have any to give. He compares those who hang around him to escorts or low-level agents, showing he doesn’t respect them. He thinks many in the music industry are stuck because they spread lies, and some rap about street life without really knowing it, only seeing violence on TV. Instead of wasting his drügs on them, he’d rather handle things his own way. He’s confident in himself, saying he can easily handle anyone trying to challenge him. He also insults people pretending to be smart or mature online but really aren’t, calling out fake lifestyles and shallow stories about luxury that don’t match reality.

[Refren]
The chorus repeats, again questioning those who pretend and fake for money. It points out that many talk tough or act like they’re involved in dangerous stuff but are really just acting. The speaker holds real power and control in his world, shown by the “white bricks like Miley,” and calls out the lies people tell about drügs and street life. It’s a strong reminder that he sees through all the fake actions and pretenses around him.

[Strofa 2]
In this part, the rapper mentions being with a friend late at night, ready to make moves without caring about consequences. He talks about others who keep getting hit but still act tough, like they’re doing serious things, but really they’re just pretending. He says he’s independent on the street and confident, comparing himself to a strong character from cartoons. He also hints that he has control over people around him and doesn’t care what others think, showing his confidence and status in his world.

[Refren]
The chorus comes back again, reinforcing the message of calling out fake people who pretend for money or respect. It points to the drug world with the “white bricks like Miley” line and highlights that many lies are told about drug use and street life. The speaker is clear that he’s not fooled by any of these acts and stays real and powerful, seeing right through all the fake fronts.