They Shot At Trump Lyrics – Tee Grizzley

They Shot At Trump Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
He’s saying he’s ready to do whatever it takes, no games involved. Things are serious and dangerous, and he’s not about to let anyone test him.

[Chorus]
He’s reflecting on how lost he was in the past, like he couldn’t see things clearly. His son doesn’t realize how long his brother’s been gone, and that time just flew by. Even though some people he cared about have been gone for years, the pain’s still real, and he still cries over them. He’s seen people do shady stuff, like acting like they’re helping while secretly trying to bring you down. So he’s stacking money to stay strong and not feel that kind of hurt again. He’s living better now, buying mansions, and making sure he’s never stuck out in the cold again. If anyone threatens what he built, he’s ready to handle it right away—no hesitation. His little bro brings up possible threats, thinking their money makes them safe, but he shuts that down. He reminds him that no matter how rich or powerful you are, anything can happen. Even Trump, one of the most protected people, got shot at. That moment made it clear—nobody’s untouchable.

[Verse 1]
He’s letting it be known that he’s always been generous with the people close to him. He might not be close with everyone anymore, but no one can say he didn’t help or give back when they needed it. He gives thanks to God for paving the way for him, but at the same time asks for continued protection, because the world is still dangerous. Things can go south fast, and some folks don’t make it back from that. Now that he’s got wealth, he’s rocking diamonds and taking trips with his girl, but he hasn’t forgotten the days when he had nothing—not even a place to go. People talk trash about him now, but he shrugs it off and tells them off with no filter. He looks back at the progress—spending K like it’s nothing now, when he couldn’t even get a nice hotel before. He’s flying private, living luxury, and proud of how far he’s come. He admits he stumbled at one point, but he kept grinding and got back on top. He encourages others to keep pushing too, even if they’re not where they want to be yet. It’s about staying focused, even when the road’s tough.

[Verse 2]
He’s asking if you can even picture how rough things were for them. Back when they didn’t have much, people treated them differently, like they weren’t worth much. He couldn’t even afford a budget hotel back then. But fast forward to now—he’s dropping millions in cash and living in a mansion in California. He’s really got it now. He’s loyal to those close to him, saying if they’re tight, he’ll always have their back. If someone tries to hurt his people and he’s there, it’s not going down like that. If anything ever happened to his friend, he’d step up for their kids like a father figure. All he asks from the people around him is to keep it real—everything else doesn’t matter as much. He also supports his sister the same way, offering real advice and encouragement. He’s not a hater—he’ll tell you if you can do better, but always with love. He just wants the people he cares about to stay true to themselves, because for a long time, he wasn’t seeing things clearly either.

[Chorus]
He’s repeating that same feeling of being lost in the past. Time passed so quickly, and he still feels the grief from people he’s lost. Some of those losses hit deep, and he hasn’t fully healed. He’s seen how fake people can be—pretending to help while actually working against you. So now he’s making as much money as possible to avoid going back to that dark place. He’s built a better life for himself, bought big houses, and won’t let himself be left vulnerable ever again. If someone threatens his peace or his people, he’s handling it immediately. His little bro talks like they’re too successful to be touched, but he shuts that down quickly. Money doesn’t make you untouchable. He points to Trump getting shot at as proof—even someone with all the protection in the world can get hit. That line just drives home how real things are.

[Outro]
He circles back to how he’s always been someone who looked out for others. Even if relationships fell off, nobody can say he didn’t give or help. He acknowledges that God opened doors for him and he’s grateful, but he knows they still need prayers because life’s still unpredictable. Things have gotten wild, and once the chaos starts, it’s hard to bring peace back. Some people won’t even wake up from it.