PATENTY Lyrics – White Widow

PATENTY Lyrics Meaning

[Refren: Macias, Kosior, Bary]
The guys are basically saying they’ve got their own smart ways to keep going and never slow down. They hear people hyping them up all the time, even the ones who once doubted their skills. They’re showing off how they’re living life without limits—partying, making money, and staying active in the game. They’re also throwing shade at fake tough guys who talk big but are scared to step outside. When their phone rings, it’s either about business or girls—they’re always in demand.

[Zwrotka: Macias, Kosior, Bary]
He starts off unsure about what someone’s looking for when they show up, so he just passes them along to the crew, treating the whole thing casually. He’s clearly been around and isn’t impressed by new girls—same story, nothing fresh. He’s focused on his own grind and doesn’t even want to waste energy on things or people he sees as pointless. He wants people to prove their worth, not just talk. His money’s real, counted in serious amounts, and he’s saying goodbye to anything that doesn’t match that level. He reassures his mom that she doesn’t need to worry—he’s next in line for success and staying strong even when life’s messy.

He compares his freshness to an avocado and says even though he’s in rough surroundings, he’s still standing. What he’s built is heavy, real stuff, not for the weak. Even though turning to alcohol isn’t good, he’s not scared of what’s ahead. He wakes up happy, not letting anything mess with his peace in the morning. While others are hating, he’s humming tunes, staying calm. Then he cuts off some girl with a quick goodbye, moving on fast. His dream car has serious power and luxury inside—he’s aiming high.

He’s looking out at his future with confidence, making it clear he’s never been some spoiled rich kid. He makes threats casually, calling out fake people and switching up both his women and music style like it’s nothing. He doesn’t want to deal with people who stress him out. He’s been clean from weed for five years, proud of that, and even throws shade at his ex for being unemployed. He brags about his s*xual power, jokes about the past heartbreaks, and says he thought graduating meant adulthood—but he’s realizing life has more to it. He now brings color into his life that once felt dull. Whether he’s in jeans or something flashy, he keeps his style clean. He’s not used to peace—he’s always on the move. His crew hasn’t changed, still sticking together. He’s ready to upgrade his Cartier, keep climbing higher, and reminds that he’s already extended the invite to join his wild ride.

[Refren: Macias, Kosior, Bary]
Again, they’re repeating the message of moving forward with no brakes. They’ve got tricks and hustle that keep them winning. Even people around the doubters are now full of praise. Haters once claimed they couldn’t do it, but now they’re living large and proving everyone wrong. They spend wild nights with new girls, not on some cheap sleepover. They call out fake bravado and remind everyone that business is always calling—literally. If it’s not money on the line, it’s probably a girl hitting them up.