NOKIA Lyrics – Drake

NOKIA Lyrics Meaning

#[Pre-Chorus (Part I)]
Drake keeps repeating the question of who’s calling his phone, showing he’s getting a lot of attention, likely from different women or people trying to reach him. The repeated phrase creates a sense of urgency, as if he’s overwhelmed by all the calls. The mention of “OVO Sound, 2025” reminds listeners of his brand and influence. This part sets the vibe of the song, emphasizing his popularity and the constant interruptions from people trying to get in touch with him.

#[Chorus (Part I)]
Drake lists several female names, making it seem like multiple women could be calling him. He also wonders if it’s “PARTY” (likely referring to PARTYNEXTDOOR, a fellow OVO artist). The lyrics then shift to asking about a party location, showing that he’s in a party mood and looking for a good time. It reinforces the theme of nightlife, excitement, and spontaneous plans.

#[Verse (Part I)]
Drake talks about wanting to be alone with someone special, suggesting he’s tired of games and mixed signals. He warns that if she’s not serious, she should leave. He boasts about his ability to change her life, hinting at his wealth and influence. However, he also expresses frustration that she keeps leaving despite his efforts to keep her around. He mentions having “sticks in the club illegally,” referring to weapons, showing he and his crew move with protection. He shouts out different areas of Toronto, showing his connection to the city. The verse ends with him encouraging the party to continue, telling the women to dance until morning and order more drinks.

#[Pre-Chorus (Part I, Second Time)]
The repetition of the “Who’s calling my phone?” lines brings back the feeling of being constantly contacted. The urgency remains, reinforcing the idea that many people are trying to reach him, possibly for different reasons—some personal, some related to his lifestyle.

#[Chorus (Part I, Second Time)]
This chorus is almost the same as before, but with one name change (Ashley replaces Annie). The theme remains the same—Drake is wondering who’s calling him while also trying to find out where the party is.

#[Intro (Part II)]
This short intro simply repeats “Baby girl,” setting the tone for the next part of the song, which focuses on women and partying.

#[Chorus (Part II)]
Drake is now fully in party mode, telling a woman to dance and twirl. He describes her having fun with her friends and showing off on Instagram, highlighting the social media-driven club culture. He mentions buying expensive jewelry (“ice both of y’all like Gretzky”) as a way to impress women. He encourages them to get wild and entertain him, showing his lavish, carefree lifestyle. The repetition reinforces the club atmosphere and how the night is all about enjoying the moment.

#[Verse (Part II)]
Drake questions how many women are in the club, suggesting he’s scanning the scene for someone special. He clarifies he doesn’t mean to call a woman a “hoe” but acknowledges her reputation. He then connects with her by saying they’re similar in how they navigate relationships. He notices her body and compliments her figure, showing physical attraction. He references Memphis, Tennessee, and his family’s history of pimping, implying that he understands a certain lifestyle. He doesn’t explicitly say he agrees with it, but he acknowledges what he’s seen. He then lists four things he can offer—drinks, jokes, s*x, and cash—suggesting that’s all someone needs for a good time.

#[Chorus (Part II, Second Time)]
This final chorus repeats the party vibes—dancing, taking pictures for social media, and having fun. Drake continues the theme of spending money on women and encouraging them to entertain him. The song ends with the same high-energy club atmosphere, reinforcing the carefree, indulgent lifestyle he’s portraying.

[Overall]
“NOKIA” is a fun, party-focused song where Drake talks about getting calls from different people, searching for a party, and enjoying a wild night out. The lyrics touch on themes of fame, attraction, nightlife, and material wealth. He balances bragging about his status with frustration over relationships, all while maintaining a vibe of celebration and excess.