Money Spread Lyrics – Ken Carson

Money Spread Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus]
Ken Carson is hyping up his wealth, repeating the phrase “money spread” to show off how much cash he has. When he says he’s got hundreds and fifties, he’s talking about his money being stacked and spread out, like a visual display of his success. It’s all about flaunting riches and confidence.

[Verse]
Here, he’s describing the colors of his money—pink fifties and blue hundreds—saying they look like bubblegum, which gives it a flashy, playful vibe. Then he talks about how flashing his cash gets attention from women, making them instantly attracted to him. He compares his home to a castle with every bedroom being luxurious. He even brags about being with a super tall model, joking that you’d need a ladder just to reach her. The line “More Chaos” hints at how things in his life start off exciting and beautiful but often turn wild or messy. Then, he continues showing off by saying the money goes all the way up his leg, like it’s covering him. A girl wants to ride with him—literally and maybe not-so-literally—and he’s so up close with her that he jokes he could’ve been a gynecologist. Finally, he takes a jab at broke people, saying they don’t have anything close to his kind of money.

[Chorus]
Once again, he’s repeating that same flex about having stacks of money. The repetition really drives home how proud he is of his cash and how he likes to show it off. It’s about having so much money that it becomes part of his image and lifestyle—like a signature move.