OTHER HALF Lyrics – SUPXR

OTHER HALF Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
In the intro, the artist talks about someone special, referred to as his “other half,” who sticks by him during his toughest moments. He mentions being targeted or attacked by someone but refuses to stand still or be defeated. The repetition of potentially having a “heart attack” shows how intense and overwhelming these situations can feel, emotionally and physically.

[Chorus]
The chorus continues the theme of loyalty and struggle. The “other half” is someone who shares in the artist’s pain and stays grounded where he has experienced hardship. Even when faced with challenges or “shots” from others, the artist is determined not to be passive. But despite the tough front, there’s a hint of vulnerability with the fear of a heart attack, showing the weight of everything.

[Verse 1]
In this verse, the artist expresses his desire for success and material wealth, symbolized by a new face and expensive things. However, despite having what he wants, it’s not enough to calm the people around him, especially his significant other, whose attitude and emotions are intense. The line about his heart “coming out” reflects the stress and pressure he feels from trying to keep up with it all.

[Chorus 2]
This chorus mirrors the earlier one, again highlighting the deep bond between the artist and his other half, who stays rooted in the tough times. It underscores the fact that despite outside threats, the artist won’t sit idly. But at the same time, there’s that lingering worry that all the stress and pressure might be too much for him, potentially leading to a breakdown.

[Verse 2]
In this verse, WYDROB shifts the focus to a tougher, more defensive mindset. He talks about carrying a weapon to protect himself, and how facing threats might lead to serious consequences for those targeting him. There’s a sense of time slipping away, with him sipping lean (“purple”) and losing track of things. He even shows his enemies he’s on their block via FaceTime, implying he’s ready to confront them. WYDROB reflects on his ego and self-absorption, with hints of intimacy as someone pulls his belt, but he’s also aware that these connections come with problems. He feels like he’s stuck in a cycle, battling both external threats and internal struggles, needing to figure things out for himself.

[Verse 3]
In this verse, QKReign talks about the pressure of being in the spotlight, with everyone watching and waiting for something to happen. He describes the attention as overwhelming, with people who once criticized him now wanting to copy his style. The “lights flashing” could represent the media or fame, and how quickly things change. Despite the attention, he’s cautious, not wanting anyone to get too close or cause him to crash, both figuratively and literally. There’s a sense of mistrust, as he warns people to stay back and avoid stepping into his personal space.

[Chorus 3]
The third chorus, similar to the others, talks about the strong connection with his “other half,” who remains with him through his struggles. As threats arise, he’s ready to defend himself, not staying still, while also feeling the emotional weight that could cause him to break down. The repeated phrase “move back” emphasizes the need to keep his distance from people trying to cause harm or interfere with his life.

[Outro]
In the outro, the artist reflects on leaving his “other half” behind while continuing to face threats. He mentions selling drügs to survive (“double packs”) and handling guns as part of his lifestyle. There’s a sense of isolation, as he feels like he’s talking to no one, even when he sends out his own figurative or literal shots. The phrase “they ain’t coming back” suggests that despite his efforts, nothing seems to change or get resolved.