Story Lyrics – Real Boston Richey

Story Lyrics by Real Boston Richey is a latest English song in the voice of Real Boston Richey. Its music too is composed by singer while brand new Story song lyrics are also written by Real Boston Richey. This is a popular song among the people of United States of America. In It, the rapper shares a wild, unpredictable night out. It begins with meeting a girl he’s been chatting with on Instagram, leading to a date where he’s trying to stay calm despite his suspicions and the risk of danger. As the night unfolds, things take a crazy turn—there’s a mix of flirting, tension, and unexpected drama, including a run-in with the police. The song paints a vivid picture of living on the edge, navigating relationships, and facing the consequences of risky decisions, all while staying cool under pressure.

Story Lyrics

[Intro]
Fu*k, damn
Man, that s*it seemed real
I just had a crazy-ass dream, s*it crazy, I’ma tell you about it, though
(Keem, you wrong for that one), uh

[Verse]
Let me tell you ’bout this b!tch I met, b!tch sweet like a peppermint
Body, she on Coke bottle, damn, this b!tch here heaven-sent
Found the b!tch on IG, DM’d her like, “Who you fu*king with?”
She replied, “Nobody,” I’m like, “Can we go on us a date and s*it?”
She replied like, “Okay, cool,” I’m like damn, she with it, with it

Now it’s time to get my s*it cleaned up, ain’t have one in a minute
8 p.m. the link-up time, almost time to go get litty
She done sent the addy to her crib, this b!tch stay in the city
Now she got me second guessing, over there, that s*it get wicked
Should I drive to the b!tch or let the lil’ b!tch come and get me?
I was contemplating should I take a risk riding with the switchy?
I don’t want the b!tch get my lo’ and I don’t wanna have to ride back with it
Crackers snatching s*it off the stroll, I ain’t tryna go get no sentence
Fu*k it, I can’t die tonight, I gotta ride with one of my glizzys
Fu*k it, I go pick her up
Walk outside looking like Megan Thee Stallion, this b!tch here thick as fu*k
Waist on skinny, petite, real pretty, titties sitting up
And she got her lips done, looking like she want the d!ck to suck
If she give me that vibe tonight, I swear to God I’ma finish her
But, nah, let me handle up
She ain’t never fu*ked with no boss n!gga, so me, I’ma send her up
She thought we was sliding barber truck, bae, this a Bentley truck
Tryna flex on all her friends with the phone, but they ain’t picking up
Made a right on Sunny Isles
Crackers’ll take your ass to jail so, bae, I gotta slow it down
Told her to play “I Want You” by Boston Richey, she bust out in smiles
Sure won’t buy you Tory Burch, you fu*k me good, might bust you down
Baby gotta hold it down
Pull up to the restaurant
Smoking big blunts, told her don’t be shy, I see the best in her

Walk with confidence, you got a rich n!gga standing next to you
Can’t be stunting these b!tches, they’ll troll you and get the best of you
Now an hour passed by, we done pulled off from the spot we eating
She keep texting on her phone, I see it say, “Where we meeting?”
Real player, I play it smooth, I don’t say what I be peeping
I think she don’t peep the vibe, she done bust out, “Did you see me?”
I say, “What you was talking ’bout?” She like, “Boston, what you mean?”
She say, “I mean, my friend tryna come, you who we tryna please”
Is I’m thinking way too hard or this s*it here really easy?
Hope that paper make her go, hope this b!tch don’t try to tease me
Fu*k it, I’ma take it down, go’n and send your friend the lo’
Perfect timing, I need some rubbers and we passing by the store
You know how I fu*k around, buy a strong back on the low
Take it back, I’m drinking a Red Bull while walking out the door
Walk out, who the fu*k this is?
This b!tch thicker than the b!tch I got in the car, this b!tch like twerk at LIV
This b!tch look funny as fu*k, this b!tch got too many clothes on, what it is?
They say they gon’ take me down and turn me up, I’m all ears
I mean, I ain’t got four legs, but I’ma show a b!tch what a dog is
I’m wrecking s*it, but these b!tches don’t even know I don’t play on a ball field, huh
Okay, we walk up in the room, b!tches stripping off the vert
One rubbing my back, the other one grabbing my d!ck like, “Oh yeah, this s*it merch”
She like, “You can fu*k me hard, go in deep, that s*it don’t hurt”
Before I do that, y’all gotta eat it up, b!tch, you know what Boston worth?
Okay, now both done dropped the head
Looking up to the sky like I gotta tell my n!ggas that’s in the feds
One look like the old Trina, one Black as fu*k with curls in her head
Bouncing on that d!ck, she screaming, rock your world up in this bed
I ain’t gon’ lie, I’m going out sad, she got me curling up under the head
One of ’em wouldn’t get all the way undressed
B!tch tryna work her move on me, say, “I suck the d!ck while I’m fresh”
You would think it’s Halloween, this b!tch done popped out with a vest
Damn, I think I need some rest, I’m praying I stay blessed
Crackers done rushed up in my room, jumping up like, “What the fu*k?”
They waving guns, s*it, I can’t really see, I think I’m getting stuck
It’s so much smoke, lights flashing, s*it, I’m thinking should I go buck?
I grab my s*it just to jump out the window, the crackers say, “I’ll wet you up”
What the fu*k is going on? How the fu*k this s*it went up?
Why the fu*k y’all got me handcuffed? Why y’all going through all my stuff?
He like, “Mr. Foster, calm down, we’ve been watching you for ten months”
I’m kinda agitated, but I ain’t tripping, I know this n!gga smell like he smoke blunts
“I’ve tried that flavor for a while, sir, you smell exactly just like Runtz”
Look around the room, only n!gga talking is one person, the rest ain’t saying nothing
He ain’t read me my Miranda Rights or search me down or doing nothing
He toting a Hi-Point, I’m thinking in my head like, “This s*it here a front”
Okay, now I’m finna work my move
They ain’t search me down, he don’t know in my left pocket, I got a tool
They don’t I’m cool with the pistol, swang that b!tch like Tom Cruise
B!tch I snatched up first looking at me, giving me the eye like, “Don’t work your move”
Gave her the eye back like, “This s*it I’m finna do, them pussies can’t even do”

Real Boston Richey Songs

Story Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
In the intro, Real Boston Richey is reflecting on a wild, almost dreamlike experience. He starts by expressing how surreal the situation feels, as if it was too crazy to be real. The mention of “Keem” suggests that he’s acknowledging someone (possibly the producer) who played a role in setting the tone for the track, and he’s ready to share the story with the listener, indicating a shift into a narrative that’s about to unfold.

[Verse]
In this verse, Boston Richey tells the story of meeting a woman he finds attractive, describing her physical appearance and how they first connect online. He slides into her DMs and they start talking, eventually setting up a date. He’s excited but cautious, thinking about the potential dangers of the situation. The reference to “getting his s[t cleaned up” shows he’s preparing to step out and make a good impression after not dating for a while.

As the plans unfold, he’s faced with uncertainty. He wonders whether he should drive to her place or let her come to him, weighing the risks of driving with a weapon (a “switchy,” which refers to a firearm), worried about being caught by the police or involved in something illegal. The line about “Crackers snatching s[t off the stroll” refers to cops pulling over people for minor infractions, making him extra cautious. Ultimately, he decides to pick her up, thinking it’s safer but still carrying a weapon for protection.

When he meets the girl, he describes her as incredibly attractive, comparing her to Megan Thee Stallion in terms of her physicality—thick, pretty, and confident. There’s a flirtatious vibe, and he’s intrigued by her, but he also notes that she might not be used to the lifestyle he leads. He intends to show her that he’s different, and flexes by driving a Bentley, not the more humble ride she may have expected. There’s a lot of attention to detail in how he describes her actions and how she’s interacting with her friends, trying to look good and impress them.

They go out to a restaurant, where Boston Richey tells her to play one of his own songs, “I Want You,” signaling that he’s got confidence in his music and his appeal. He tries to convince her that he’s not like other guys who would buy her expensive gifts, instead offering to “bust her down” (paying her back for her loyalty and affection). The vibe of the night is about confidence, living lavishly, and showing off his status.

As the night continues, he picks up on her texting her friend, which raises some suspicion in his mind. The woman suggests her friend might join them, and Boston Richey wonders if he’s overthinking or if things are really just this easy. Regardless, he decides to go with the flow, and as things progress, he’s trying to keep things in control while still having fun.

They stop by a store for protection, preparing for what might happen next. On their way back to the room, he spots another woman who catches his attention—she’s even thicker than the one he’s with. He describes her in a way that feels almost like a competition, and the situation takes a dramatic turn when both women start showing more interest in him, undressing and giving him attention.

The mood becomes more intense, and Boston Richey talks about how he’s making his move, enjoying the attention but also feeling like he’s reaching a point where things are becoming overwhelming. One of the women seems more hesitant to fully undress, and there’s an odd moment where she’s trying to play coy by saying she’ll “suck the d!ck while I’m fresh,” which feels like a move to keep him engaged. At this point, things are becoming a little chaotic and surreal, and he mentions needing some rest, even though he’s in the middle of a high-energy situation.

Suddenly, everything changes when the police (referred to as “crackers” in the song, a term often used to describe law enforcement in some parts of hip-hop) burst into the room. The lights flash, and the atmosphere shifts from a night of pleasure to one of panic. The confusion heightens, and Boston Richey has to decide whether to try to fight back or just comply. He grabs his weapon, unsure if he’s going to need it. The police claim they’ve been watching him for ten months, and one officer even makes a strange comment about smelling the weed he’s been smoking, adding a weird, almost comical vibe to the tense situation.

He starts to feel like the whole thing is a setup, but he remains calm, knowing they haven’t read him his rights or properly searched him. He senses that something’s off about the officers. One of the officers, carrying a “Hi-Point” (a type of gun), doesn’t seem fully in control, and this makes Boston Richey think that things might not be as serious as they seem.

Realizing the officers aren’t prepared to search him properly, he feels confident enough to make his move. He’s got a gun on him and is ready to react, thinking that he’s more prepared than the cops who are confronting him. The last part of the verse shows that he’s not just surviving, but he’s in control of the situation, giving a knowing look to the women involved, signaling that he’s the one in charge and that the officers don’t know what they’re dealing with.

The entire verse is filled with vivid details about his night—his interactions with the women, his cautiousness with the law, and his eventual confidence in his ability to handle the chaos. Throughout, there’s a blend of reckless fun, danger, and street-smart survival. Ultimately, it’s a story about a night that starts with excitement and leads to unpredictable consequences, highlighting both the thrill of living on the edge and the tension that comes with it. The song mixes bravado with moments of vulnerability, as Boston Richey navigates the fine line between enjoying the high life and avoiding the dangers that come with it.

FAQs

Q. Who has sung Story song?
A. Story song is sung by Real Boston Richey.

Q. Who wrote Story lyrics?
A. Story lyrics are penned by Real Boston Richey.

Q. Who has given the music of Story song?
A. Story music is composed and produced by Real Boston Richey.

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