Mula Komin In Lyrics – Lil Wayne, Lil Novi

Mula Komin In Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus: Lil Novi]
In this chorus, Lil Novi is confronting people who are trying to imitate his style and swagger, pointing out that they are failing and are “going broke.” He makes it clear that he won’t go down the same path as those who are struggling financially. Instead, he laughs all the way to the bank, showing that his focus is entirely on making money. The repeated line “mula coming in” emphasizes that wealth is continuously flowing into his life, and he’s steadily bringing in cash, staying true to his hustle without letting anything or anyone distract him from his goal of success.

[Verse 1: Lil Novi]
Lil Novi starts this verse by referring to the tough and dangerous people around him, hinting that there are individuals willing to hurt others. He then switches gears to show off his high-end fashion choices, particularly his Rick Owens shirt and shoes, which represent his elevated status in life. He’s also smoking expensive weed, claiming that it takes him higher than anyone else, a metaphor for how he feels above others because of his success. He’s clearly tired of people and doesn’t feel the need to prove himself—his wealth is proof enough. He also mentions that his brother is equally involved in the lifestyle, with expensive items like a red cup, and the black Hellcat (a car) with an interior that matches the color scheme of Deadpool. This is another way of showing how rich and dangerous he is. The verse transitions into him boasting about his actions: he spends large amounts of money on clothes, sips expensive drinks, and maintains a powerful persona. He also talks about his growing influence, saying that he’s so focused on getting money that it feels like a daily task. He’s all about stacking wealth and living large, and he shows no interest in people who have small amounts of money.

[Chorus: Lil Novi]
The second chorus echoes the same themes as the first. Lil Novi is still calling out others for trying to copy his swag, but he’s unbothered by it. He’s not concerned about the people who are “going broke,” and he continues to stay focused on making money. The repeating lines of “mula coming in” reinforce that cash is consistently flowing into his life, and he’s fully engaged in bringing in more. His confidence is clear, as he laughs all the way to the bank, feeling like he’s on top of everything while others fall behind.

[Verse 2: Lil Wayne]
Lil Wayne’s verse shifts into a darker and more aggressive tone. He begins by mentioning that he knows people who are willing to engage in extreme actions, including violence. The reference to shooting at the “medulla” (the part of the brain) and other dangerous activities gives a sense of how intense and high-stakes his world is. He continues boasting about his wealth, mentioning expensive things like his Rolex, his cars, and his expensive lifestyle. He talks about his son, “Lil Mula,” encouraging him to get money, and reveals that his son is already following in his footsteps, even at a young age. Wayne is proud of his son’s hustle and how he’s learning from him, suggesting that the “apple doesn’t fall far from the tree.” Wayne also points out how young his son is—only 14—and yet already partaking in adult activities like dating women and living a lavish lifestyle. The verse continues with Wayne asserting his dominance, claiming that they make money easily and are ready for anything, even taking violent actions if necessary. He contrasts his life of luxury with his aggressive approach, saying that he’s not afraid to use violence when needed. He also talks about how everything in his life revolves around money and power, from his expensive meals to his choice of car. Even though he lives a dangerous life, he claims that he’s always on top and isn’t worried about being judged by others. Finally, Wayne emphasizes that he’s been “Mula Baby” since birth, reinforcing his connection to wealth and success as a core part of his identity.

[Chorus: Lil Novi]
In this final chorus, Lil Novi reaffirms his position as someone who’s on top of the game, with no one able to match his hustle. He repeats that people are trying to steal his swag, but he’s not worried because he’s laughing all the way to the bank. The constant mention of money flowing in emphasizes his focus on success and his belief that others who are struggling can’t touch what he’s building. Once again, the repeating phrase “mula coming in” solidifies the idea that he’s always earning more and moving forward. He’s living a life that others might try to imitate, but no one can take away his wealth or his confidence in his own success.

[Outro: Lil Wayne & Lil Novi]
The outro is a celebration of their “Mula” persona, repeating “Mula Baby” to highlight that wealth and success are central to their identities. They continue to emphasize that the money is coming in and that they’re only focused on getting richer. The repetition of “big Mula Baby” creates a feeling of confidence and self-assurance, as they declare that they’re doing things big and continue to rise in status. This outro reinforces the theme of success, power, and the constant flow of money that defines their lives, showing that nothing will slow them down as they keep achieving more.