STYLE LYFE LYRICS – YEAT

STYLE LYFE Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus Meaning (1st Chorus)]
In this part of the song, Yeat is flexing his elevated lifestyle, both literally and metaphorically. When he says he’s “flytroop” and “high,” it’s about feeling untouchable, like he’s on another level. Being “on X” (likely referring to ecstasy) adds to the vibe of being in a heightened state, physically and mentally. He compares his life to something that needs a “spacesuit,” like he’s out of this world, and others are mad about it. When he talks about stepping on people and “killing ya,” it’s not literal—it’s about dominating and leaving haters behind. His phrase “geeked up for life” reflects being consistently high or energized, and he’s “styling” all the time, which means living in his own unique way and doing things differently from others. Comparing himself to a kite means he’s always soaring, never grounded. The mention of coke and being on the “X game” ties back to the party and drug-fueled lifestyle, while “headbangs” refers to creating bangers or hit songs. His aggressive lines about leaving someone “man down” are a metaphor for knocking out the competition or dealing with problems. The reference to “dog pound” and breaking out of kennels suggests escaping limitations and running wild, like a Greyhound dog. The luxury references like private jets and not caring about leaving people on read emphasize his carefree, high-rolling life, while saying he’s got “big balls” and “so much money” shows off his confidence and success. Lastly, he’s dismissive of anyone who doesn’t match his energy, calling them out for not talking as boldly as he does.

[Verse]
In this verse, Yeat brags about having not just a Rolls-Royce but also a Rolls-Royce truck, both symbols of extreme wealth and status. The windows are blacked out, showing privacy and exclusivity, while also implying that people can’t see in, but he’s above caring about what anyone else thinks. He’s high and unapologetic, fully embracing a “don’t give a fu*k” attitude towards others.

[Chorus Meaning (2nd Chorus)]
This second chorus essentially mirrors the first, reinforcing the same themes of Yeat’s larger-than-life persona. He’s again claiming that he’s “flytroop” and “high,” using the idea of being on ecstasy to highlight his out-of-this-world mindset. He’s in a different zone from others, needing a “spacesuit” to deal with the heights he’s reaching. The aggression towards haters, stepping on them or metaphorically killing them, continues to showcase how untouchable and powerful he feels. The constant repetition of how he “styles” his life emphasizes that his way of living is unique, confident, and always ahead of the game. The drug references continue, with mentions of coke and X games, showing his wild party lifestyle. He talks about making hits, keeping his life on a high-energy level (“headbangs”), and continuing to leave competitors and haters behind. The Greyhound and dog pound metaphor again suggests breaking free of boundaries, always running towards success. He repeats the luxury jet life and the idea of ignoring people, even leaving them on read, as a power move. Once again, his wealth, power, and confidence shine through with lines about “big money” and “big balls,” while calling out others for not being able to match his level, almost dismissively mocking them.

[Outro]
In the outro, Yeat continues flexing his Rolls-Royce lifestyle, doubling down on the high-status symbol with his mention of blacked-out windows, adding a sense of mystery and exclusivity. He’s still high and still doesn’t care about anyone’s opinions, fully embracing a dismissive attitude toward others. This part sums up the song’s carefree, rebellious vibe.