Tic Tac Toe Lyrics – Lil Tecca, Ken Carson

Tic Tac Toe Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Ken Carson]
Just vibing and hyping up the track.

[Chorus: Ken Carson]
He’s talking about spending a lot of money on clothes, shoes, and his overall style. He’s living a flashy lifestyle and using his wealth to impress and spoil women. He mentions taking pills and getting really high, comparing it playfully to tic-tac-toe. He introduces a girl to luxury fashion that she’s never experienced before. His confidence is sky-high, saying he’s always on point and never misses. There’s also a hint of casual romance or hookup vibes—he’s with a girl he has history with, riding in a Maybach, but he’s not trying to catch feelings. He’s clear that the girl isn’t his permanently; tonight she’s with him, but other days she might be with someone else. It shows how he enjoys the moment without wanting commitment.

[Verse 1: Lil Tecca]
Tecca gets into more raw and unfiltered talk about women, fame, and lifestyle. He brags about how girls want not just him, but also his crew, showing his popularity. There’s some edgy flexing with a girl being so into him she ends up physically affected. He pulls money from designer clothes, showing off his wealth. He talks about how others aren’t doing anything impressive while he’s living big, spending like it’s nothing. He wishes others could see life from his perspective. He references the Mile High Club, meaning he’s had wild experiences even mid-flight, and that no one else could live his life or handle his struggles. He says he doesn’t follow deadlines and just does things on his own terms. He repeats that both the women and the men around him need to open their eyes and understand who’s really running things.

[Chorus: Ken Carson]
Once again, Ken highlights his expensive taste—dropping stacks on sneakers, outfits, and girls. He’s popping pills, getting super high, and living without worries. He puts a girl onto high-end fashion, making her feel fly in a way she never has before. He claims he’s going so wild he might need a straight jacket, a way of saying he’s unpredictable and crazy with it. He’s confident and always “on target,” never missing his mark. There’s a girl he’s known for a while, and now they’re cruising in a luxury car, but he still keeps things casual. He doesn’t want love—just a fun time. He makes it clear that while she might be someone else’s on most days, tonight she’s rolling with him.

[Verse 2: Ken Carson]
Ken starts off aggressive, talking about guns and violence, suggesting he’s not one to mess with. He then shifts to a girl who’s obsessed with his lifestyle, even having “Opium” tattooed, likely referencing his label. He pulls up in a flashy but old-school looking car, tricking people into thinking it’s something basic. He throws shade at others, saying they have no movement or progress, while he’s out there making things happen. He casually drops lines about firing shots—literally and metaphorically. He says if you’re scared, go to church, showing how tough he is. Then he brags about being the type to act friendly but still hook up with your girl. He calls out people copying his style and compares his moves to Mick Jagger. Things get wild when he says the girl gets naked and he’s got women ready for anything, even referring to “clips,” possibly double meaning between guns and selfies. He buys her full outfits without even thinking, gets clothes delivered straight to him, and says he doesn’t even need to hit the mall. He flexes his skills with women and even compares himself to Jaws, saying he dominates wherever he is. The last line keeps it edgy, with him saying he won’t go fancy until he gets intimate.