On That Money Lyrics – Skrilla

On That Money Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Rob49]
In the intro, Rob49 is emphasizing his dominance and power, repeatedly saying “fu*k me on that money” to show that money is his priority. He highlights his status as one of the top figures in the game, mentioning “Killadelphia” (Philadelphia), a place known for its tough reputation. By repeating the line and mentioning “all hundreds,” he’s flexing his wealth and saying that his money is what drives him. It’s a bold statement of confidence and asserting his place in the streets and the rap game.

[Verse 1: Skrilla]
In the first verse, Skrilla talks about living a lavish lifestyle and being surrounded by wealth and materialism. He describes commanding a woman to “drop it low” and dance for him, reinforcing the idea that money is a way to attract attention and respect. He also flexes his expensive taste, boasting about his “brand new machine” (a luxury car) and his flashy accessories, including gold chains and a “snotty wrist” (wrist full of diamonds). Skrilla shows that he’s made it to the top, mixing luxury with street credibility, and he’s not afraid to flaunt his success.

[Verse 2: Rob49 & Skrilla]
This verse continues to emphasize the theme of money, status, and the dangers of the lifestyle. Both artists boast about their wealth, including spending huge sums on clothes, jewelry, and cars. Rob49 mentions spending large amounts in the streets and coming up with more money soon. They criticize fake rappers who don’t live what they rap about and those who associate with “rats” (snitches). The artists reinforce their dominance, mentioning how they still attract bad women and stay connected to the streets, with references to “crack cards” (hacking or fraud) and making major purchases. They make it clear that they value fast cars over jewelry and talk about putting in work to get to their level, showing that wealth is not just about possessions but the effort to make it. The line about getting a tattoo or putting something in a casket symbolizes loyalty and the harsh reality of the street life, where nothing comes easy.

[Verse 3: Skrilla]
In this verse, Skrilla continues flexing his wealth, but he also reflects on the cost of his success. He mentions spending K on a watch when he didn’t have it, showing how far he’s come and how he’s willing to splurge now. Instead of buying more jewelry, he chooses to invest in things that are more aligned with his street life, like “Percs” (pills) and “ratchets” (guns). He also talks about purchasing a vehicle with a unique “Oreo” color scheme, emphasizing his personal style and taste. Skrilla suggests he’s untouchable, with references to being surrounded by killers and dealers. The “7.62s” line refers to ammunition, showing that he’s always ready for whatever comes his way. He mocks those who aren’t genuine in the rap game, calling out the fake personas that some people put on. The verse also alludes to spiritual and cultural references, with mentions of gods and deities for protection. The verse ends with Skrilla describing his crew’s readiness to handle business, further cementing his tough image.

[Outro: Skrilla]
In the outro, Skrilla simply states “Yeah, it’s me,” reinforcing his identity and confirming his presence. It’s a short, self-assured declaration that encapsulates his confidence and self-awareness.