One Hit Wonder Lyrics – Real Boston Richey

One Hit Wonder Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
In the intro, the rapper is talking about getting even and not letting anything slide. If someone disrespects him, he’ll return the same energy. He makes it clear that he’s outside, active, and stands by his words, even mentioning his kids to show he’s serious. The babysitter line adds a bit of humor, implying he needs someone to watch his kids so he can handle business.

[Chorus]
Here, the artist is responding to people who doubt him, calling him a one-hit wonder. He brushes off negativity, saying he’s focused on success, comparing himself to Stevie Wonder to emphasize that he doesn’t see the hate. He’s determined not to mess up his grind and is confident he’ll take over after summer. He also highlights his street credibility, his fashion, and the weapons he carries for protection. Finally, he mentions wanting a strong woman who knows how to handle business, showing he values someone who can move smart in the game.

[Verse]
The rapper starts by reflecting on his struggles, comparing his hard work to baking cookies that sometimes crumble—meaning he’s taken losses while trying to make money. He’s had setbacks but kept pushing forward. He talks about hustling in the streets, making plays, and avoiding helping broke people because it wouldn’t benefit him.

He then mentions how crazy he is, referencing a controversial figure to emphasize that people shouldn’t mess with him. Instead of fancy luxury cars, he and his crew prefer H2 Hummers, which symbolize strength and street presence. He asserts his reputation in the hood, claiming he’s well-respected and has been about money since a young age.

The rapper doesn’t entertain conversations unless they’re about making money. His aunt tells him to stay away from guns, but he won’t let himself become a victim. He references powerful firearms, showing he’s always ready for danger.

Moving into a flashy lifestyle, he talks about spending money at clubs but also makes it clear that he’s not a pushover—if someone tries to play him, he’ll react aggressively. His fashion choices, like dark denim, hint at an emo-inspired look while still maintaining his street identity.

He challenges anyone to compete with him financially or in power, even saying he’d go to war with them. He calls out men who don’t take care of their women financially, labeling them as broke. Finally, he repeats the earlier aggressive lines about getting revenge, showing he stands by his principles.

[Chorus]
Once again, the rapper dismisses people who think he’s just a temporary success. He doesn’t pay attention to negativity and stays locked in on his goals. He’s confident that while others may fall off, he’ll remain on top. He reinforces his street credibility, wealth, and ability to stay stylish and armed at all times. He also mentions wanting a woman who can hustle and handle work efficiently, showing he values ambition.

[Outro]
The outro takes it back to the rapper’s journey, emphasizing his struggles and efforts to build something for himself. He reflects on times when his plans didn’t work out, symbolized by cookies crumbling in his pocket. He’s taken many losses but never gave up. He reminds listeners how much he’s hustled, how hard he’s worked to stack his money, and how he’s been active in the streets. Finally, he makes it clear that he won’t waste time helping people who aren’t serious about making money.