OH I DID Lyrics – Yeat

OH I DID Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus: Yeat]
In this part, Yeat is flexing and owning up to everything he’s done without holding back. He’s bragging about sleeping with someone and falling in love with the flashy lifestyle—money, fame, cars, and all. The Bentleys side by side show how rich he is, almost like they’re part of his family. He doesn’t care how people see him, whether as a villain or not. He refuses to waste his time on anyone who’s not worth it. He’s dressed in expensive clothes, and girls are always showing up around him.

[Verse 1: Yeat]
Here, Yeat is talking about how wild life gets during the summer, and he’s too busy to slow down. He casually mentions his s*xual experiences, showing how casual and frequent they are. His fast car and the money he’s making keep him excited, but he’s careful not to draw too much attention. He calls himself an alien to show how different and untouchable he feels. Once people are done with him, they realize what they’ve lost. He refers to himself as “King Tonk,” reinforcing his larger-than-life ego. He’s unapologetically bold, showing up to parties disrespecting others without a care. He mocks other rappers, calling their music trash. Even if relationships make him jaded, he still dives into them. His car becomes a metaphor during an explicit moment, turning it into a power move. At the end, he emphasizes how he’s always taking action and living boldly—if something happened, he did it. There’s no denying it. He lives fast, loud, and without regrets.

[Chorus: Yeat]
Yeat repeats the same confident energy here, owning up to hooking up and loving the high life. He sees luxury cars like family, showing how attached he is to material success. Whether people admire or criticize him, he doesn’t care—he’s cool with being seen as the villain. He makes it clear that he values his time too much to give it to just anyone. He’s draped in designer fashion, and beautiful women are always nearby, showing how much status and appeal he’s gained.

[Verse 2: NGeeYL]
NGeeYL starts off talking about run-ins with the law, saying he denied something—but deep down, he knows he did it. He brags about how rich he is, comparing his money to Shaq’s giant feet, while mocking others for being broke. He claims he’s been with someone else’s girl and calls her classy. He talks about carrying a weapon with a banana clip, making it clear he’s ready for anything. He doesn’t know or care about irrelevant people. His jewelry shines brightly, and he’s wearing fancy designer boots. He’s feeling so high—literally and figuratively—that he jokes about needing a parachute. He keeps repeating that he’s done it all—whatever’s being talked about, he’s lived it, not just rapped it. He mentions a gun with a unique design and brags about his diamonds being so over-the-top they seem infected, adding a wild metaphor. The double S on his face (possibly a gang or brand symbol) shows that things get serious when people cross him. He ends on that same note: whatever’s being questioned, he’s the one who did it—no hiding, no shame.

[Chorus: Yeat]
Yeat keeps the same vibe going, celebrating the lifestyle he’s grown to love—fast, rich, and flashy. The Bentleys are a symbol of how far he’s come. He knows people might see him as the bad guy, but he’s fine with that image. He’s firm about not giving his time to people who don’t matter. Wrapped in luxury with his fur coat, he’s always surrounded by women drawn to his fame and wealth.