MR MIAGI Lyrics – Kanye West

MR MIAGI Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Future & Playboi Carti]
The intro sets a hype, energetic vibe with Future and Playboi Carti calling for excitement. They’re getting ready to drop something big, referring to “Donda” (Kanye’s album) and emphasizing the intensity of the moment with repeated “Turn up” phrases. It’s all about preparing for something massive, with Pluto (a reference to Future’s persona) adding to the vibe.

[Chorus: Kanye West & Future]
In this part, Kanye West refers to himself as “Mr. Miyagi,” a skilled and wise figure, implying he’s the one who can teach or guide. He mentions wearing high-end Balenciaga shoes and asks his partner not to text him in the morning because he’s groggy. He prefers texts over FaceTime since he’s too tired to deal with video calls.

[Post-Chorus: Future & Playboi Carti]
Here, Future talks about his wealth, success, and how he’s always ahead of the game. He mentions making money, putting someone in a film, and staying on top of things. He’s also confident in his unique position, with luxury items like Chanel flowing in. He expects people to keep it real with him, emphasizing his high status and the need to stay authentic without fake behavior.

[Verse 1: Kanye West & Playboi Carti]
In this verse, Kanye is being playful and confident. He’s addressing a woman, telling her to “tuck it in” (likely referring to clothing). He doesn’t like arrogance or vanity and prefers people who are humble. He talks about wanting high-end boots and no fake attitudes, emphasizing that he’s focused on genuine connections. The line “We gon’ run it up, run it up” suggests ambition and striving for success.

[Pre-Chorus: Kanye West]
Here, Kanye describes an impulsive, spontaneous night out where he falls for someone quickly. He’s saying that if someone doesn’t express what they want or know what they’re doing, they’re wasting time. “Blast off” refers to taking off or moving fast toward his goals, whether it’s in love or life, showing his go-getter attitude.

[Chorus: Kanye West, Playboi Carti & Future]
This chorus repeats Kanye’s “Mr. Miyagi” persona, where he’s guiding and showing off his wealth and lifestyle. He’s still not interested in early morning communication due to being tired and prefers text over FaceTime. It’s about setting boundaries while maintaining his cool, laid-back confidence.

[Post-Chorus: Future]
In this post-chorus, Future continues to emphasize his wealth and success. He talks about making a lot of money (“If I dig in my bag, it’s an M” means a million dollars). He’s always ahead of the game, anticipating things before they happen. Chanel is flowing in, and he’s talking about being unique and one of a kind, expecting people to be real with him, without fake behavior.

[Verse 2: Playboi Carti]
In this verse, Playboi Carti is bragging about his rockstar lifestyle. He mentions flashy stones on his jean jacket and the possibility of taking a jet to a different place for personal reasons. He’s also talking about causing trouble or tension (“push up on an opp, be on that dumb [“), which suggests living a wild, unpredictable life. He’s all about having fun and “messing up the function” with his presence.

[Verse 3: Kanye West]
Here, Kanye talks about changing his phone number repeatedly, showing his need for personal space and control over his life. He doesn’t want anyone to mess with him, and by changing his number, he’s cutting people off who aren’t part of his journey. It’s about keeping people at a distance and not letting them take advantage of him.

[Pre-Chorus: Kanye West]
This pre-chorus mirrors the previous one, talking about how quickly things happen. He’s falling for someone in the moment, but also wondering if they know what they want. “Blast off” indicates that he’s always moving forward, always looking ahead for new opportunities and experiences, staying on track with his goals.

[Chorus: Kanye West & Future]
Once again, Kanye repeats the “Mr. Miyagi” line, showing his wisdom and high status. He sticks to his preference for texting over FaceTime due to being groggy in the mornings, keeping the laid-back yet confident vibe of the song consistent. It’s about maintaining boundaries and staying true to his own rhythm in life.