Shark Lyrics – Jorjiana

Shark Lyrics Meaning

[Refrain: Jorjiana]
This part is like a chant where she keeps repeating “shark” to hype herself up and show dominance. Calling someone a shark here means being fearless, powerful, and dangerous. When she says “shark a b!tch,” she’s basically saying she’s coming for anyone who crosses her. It’s loud, confident, and sets the aggressive tone for the song.

[Verse 1: Jorjiana]
She starts by mocking a guy who talks tough online like he’s in a video game, saying he acts fake and robotic. He threatened her life, but she says if anything happens, she’s taking him with her. She’s not scared to fight back. Then she throws shade at other women trying to copy her rap style, calling them unoriginal. She flexes her wealth—saying her jewelry and outfit cost more than some people’s homes—and warns other women to keep their men close. Even though she has gray hair, she’s not slowing down. She’s out in New York smoking while making music, just chilling and living big. Her watch has expensive diamonds, and time feels like it’s moving in slow motion. She brags that she doesn’t need drügs to rap, it all comes naturally. Then she questions why someone would claim beef and then shoot at a house, criticizing them for being cowardly and reckless.

[Verse 2: Rio Da Yung Og]
Rio talks about his smoking preferences and how he’s living that fast life. He bought a whole pint of lean, and someone called him trying to get just a small portion of it, showing he’s on a different level. He went to a strip club by himself and still ended up leaving with two women. Then her baby daddy showed up out of nowhere, and things got so messy he lost a shoe.

[Verse 3: Jorjiana]
She’s saying people have beef over drügs (like bricks, slang for coc*ine), and she’s got enough money in her backpack to buy a whole one. She calls herself the biggest shark again, meaning she’s the most feared and respected. She warns others not to show weakness around her and makes it clear she’ll take out any rapper who’s brought near her, no hesitation.

[Refrain: Jorjiana]
The repeated “shark” lines keep the aggressive energy going. It’s like she’s reminding everyone that she’s the predator in the game, not the prey. The repetition adds to the intensity, making sure her message—she’s the one in control—really sticks.

[Verse 4: Rio Da Yung Og]
Rio starts by saying people don’t realize how serious things are. He’s walking around with $20K like it’s pocket change, just enough to buy some lean. He warns that anyone messing with him won’t survive. He talks about a violent shootout where he and his crew had bigger guns, saying they caused more damage than even firefighters could clean up. He casually mentions buying a luxury truck (a Lamborghini) just because he could, not even planning on it. His earrings are so expensive, they cost as much as that truck. He threatens that touching his chain will spark chaos. He’s on high alert, saying if someone drives by his neighborhood suspiciously, they won’t make it out. He’s chasing a huge goal—fifty million dollars—and he’s willing to die trying, comparing himself to rapper 50 Cent. He brags that with $30K you can buy a brick of drügs, and mocks broke guys while claiming shark status again. He says he only picks women up at night, probably to keep things lowkey, and talks about providing for his family, showing some heart behind the hard image. He even makes a joke about his car being so powerful it makes sounds like it’s farting. With $50K on him, he’s ready for anything and tells Jorjiana to pull up for whatever comes next.