Tell It All Lyrics – Chuckyy

Tell It All Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus]
He’s saying it only took one moment or one chance for everything to change. Even though he’s deep into drinking lean, he’s still staying sharp and handling his business. He adds lean to his soda and is close enough with a girl that she’s got him in her private online circle. She hit him up, probably upset, and he admits he did her wrong but brushes it off playfully. He’s in Atlanta, hanging out, and talks about how many fans he’s got at Lenox Mall. He’s living fast, driving a fast car (SRT), while others are stuck with bad cars and bad choices. He missed a flight at 8 a.m. but quickly found another plan. He also throws in a code of silence — he was raised not to snitch, while others were raised to spill everything.

[Verse 1]
He’s saying he never got help from others, so now he’s not passing opportunities to anyone. He’s in Tristan, sipping Trissy (a type of lean), and admits he keeps falling back into old habits. A girl online pretends she’s not wild, but behind the scenes, it’s a different story. He’s focused on stacking money, keeping weapons around, and staying supplied with lean. He doesn’t wear designer jeans like Amiri anymore — sometimes he keeps it relaxed with baggy jeans. A girl he’s with thinks his style is attractive and calls him “daddy” during intimacy. He’s been low-key but still making moves, with $250,000 in his bag. He’s helped someone named Ricky get on, but makes it clear they’re built differently. His girl acts fancy but still wears casual things like Christian sandals. He compares their chemistry to being the perfect match, and when she gets loud, he takes control of the situation — both literally and s*xually.

[Bridge]
He’s still talking about being under the influence of lean (an “eight” refers to a strong dose), which is making him move slowly and feel laid back. He’s just chilling, feeling relaxed and detached.

[Verse 2]
He’s flexing how much money he has, saying it’s even hidden in the furniture. He calls out fake people, saying they can’t hang around him and should go buy a hat if they’re always capping (lying). He’s got people ready to act in every state, warning others not to test him or talk reckless. That’s why people call him “Wackem,” implying he’ll handle business if disrespected. He takes pride in standing up for himself, and if someone threatens his respect, he’s not backing down. He’s got serious weapons — even a 10mm gun that can pierce a vest — but says he’s aiming higher anyway, going straight for the head. There’s also a rough line about grabbing someone’s hair during a fight, then a switch to talking about how red — likely symbolizing blood or his gang — is his favorite color, and he ends with a violent image.

[Chorus]
Once again, he repeats how just one chance got him started. He’s using lean heavily but still handling things clearly. He mixes the drink into soda and talks about being part of a girl’s private online circle. He admits to treating her wrong but jokes they’re alike. In Atlanta, he’s well known and has fans at Lenox Mall. He drives fast cars, while others are stuck in bad ones. After missing a morning flight, he quickly adjusts. Finally, he repeats the code he lives by — don’t talk, don’t snitch — unlike others who spill everything.

[Outro]
He’s telling someone to wait up, maybe to keep up with his pace or vibe, while the rest is more like humming or vibing out — just riding the beat to the end.