PUSH 2 START (REMIX) Lyrics – Tyla, Sean Paul

PUSH 2 START (REMIX) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro sets the tone of the song, where the artist expresses gratitude for life while embracing both its challenges and successes. The mention of “mission, peace, and guns” suggests a journey filled with struggles and victories. “Mobilization” hints at movement and energy, while teaming up with Tyla represents a powerful collaboration. The phrase “light up like fire” symbolizes passion, excitement, and making an impact in the world.

[Verse 1]
This verse captures an intense, almost electric connection between two people. Their chemistry is so strong that words aren’t needed—they just move together naturally. The phrase “going zero to a hundred” implies how quickly things escalate between them. “Wishing the wheels would fall off” suggests wanting the moment to last forever. However, time is running out, and if things take too long, one might walk away, emphasizing urgency in their connection.

[Chorus]
Here, the singer demands respect and appreciation in love. “Act like you heard me” means she wants her feelings to be acknowledged. Love and affection should be given only to those who truly deserve it. “Push to start” symbolizes taking action and keeping the energy alive. The phrase “shake it up like an earthquake” emphasizes movement, passion, and intensity in the relationship. The repeated “pusha” reinforces the idea of keeping things going strong and not letting the spark die out.

[Post-Chorus]
This section compares love and desire to pushing buttons and fueling energy. “Pushing on my buttons with no hesitation” means triggering emotions and excitement without any second thoughts. “Gas me up, give me motivation” suggests needing enthusiasm and encouragement from a partner. The phrase “pick a destination” means making a decision and moving forward together, reinforcing the idea of love as a thrilling journey. This part highlights the need for passion, spontaneity, and shared excitement in the relationship.

[Verse 2]
Sean Paul brings his signature playful and flirty energy in this verse. He acknowledges that there are many women in the world but reassures his partner that she is special. His references to movement, dancing, and “wiggle” show appreciation for physical attraction and chemistry. Calling himself “the king for your world” means he wants to be the one to make her happy. He describes her effect on him as “tantalizing,” meaning she excites and captivates him. He also emphasizes that his love has no limits, urging her not to leave him because he knows they have something unique. The verse ends with admiration for her dance moves, especially “dutty whine,” a popular Caribbean dance style, further enhancing the song’s upbeat, dancehall vibe.

[Bridge]
This part deepens the emotional connection between the two. “Give me life and I’ll change yours” suggests that being together can be mutually transformative. The phrase “who needs signs? I say, ‘Floor it'” means there’s no need to hesitate or overthink—just go all in. “On a high when we load it” refers to the excitement and rush they feel together. The repetition of “hold me” reinforces the idea of security and trust in their bond.

[Chorus]
Once again, the chorus emphasizes self-worth in love. The singer makes it clear that her affection is valuable and should only be given to someone who truly deserves it. The repeated “push to start” keeps the theme of momentum and energy alive, symbolizing keeping passion and excitement going. The line “shake it up like an earthquake” continues the idea of movement, dance, and intense connection between the two.

[Post-Chorus]
Similar to the earlier post-chorus, this part reinforces the idea of excitement and spontaneity in love. “Pushing my buttons” suggests triggering strong emotions, while “gas me up” means giving encouragement and energy. “Pick a destination” could symbolize making a decision about their future together. The phrase “ride a wave” suggests going with the flow and embracing the moment. The overall message is about keeping things lively, passionate, and full of adventure.

[Outro]
The outro wraps up the song with a final message of embracing love and seizing the moment. “Give me life, I’ll change yours” highlights how transformative love can be. “Who needs signs? I say, ‘Floor it'” means there’s no need to overthink—just go for it. “Seize the moment, ride a wave” encourages living in the present, embracing love, and enjoying every thrilling second. The song ends on a high note, reinforcing themes of passion, movement, and connection.