TOY GIRL Lyrics – ODUMODUBLVCK

TOY GIRL Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro sets the mood for the song, introducing ODUMODUBLVCK’s identity as a “black sheep,” meaning someone who stands out or goes against the norm. He references his crew, Antiworld Gangsters, and his record label, showing pride in his background. The phrase “Izgaaju ’til we kpeme” suggests living recklessly or to the fullest until the end. The mention of “old school that soft boy” might hint at blending classic and modern styles.

[Chorus]
The chorus talks about a woman who has been with many men, making it clear that she isn’t loyal to just one person. The singer warns a guy who thinks she genuinely cares for him, telling him he’s just fooling himself. The phrase “Stop being a jonzing brother” means “Stop being naive”—essentially, don’t get played. When he says, “She got toys,” it could mean she has many men at her disposal or that she uses actual objects for pleasure instead of relying on a relationship. The repetition of this line drives home the idea that she is independent and plays by her own rules.

[Verse 1]
Here, the artist seems to be reflecting on his past feelings for this woman. He questions who she’s with now and expresses frustration over how she moved up in life so quickly. “Started from the bottom now you’re here” suggests she has transformed into someone entirely different, possibly through money or status. The reference to “BBL settings” and “Silicon Valley” implies she and her friends have undergone cosmetic surgeries and now live a high-class lifestyle. He acknowledges that love isn’t enough for her; she’s only interested in material success. The mention of “deliverance” humorously suggests that dealing with her feels like something that requires spiritual intervention.

[Chorus]
This part reinforces the same message: the woman has been with many men and isn’t emotionally invested in any of them. The artist is warning others not to fall for her tricks. The repeated “She got toys” reminds listeners that she is in control and treats relationships more like a game.

[Verse 2]
Juno and Valentino Rose describe the woman’s physical beauty and confidence. They acknowledge that she enjoys playing with men, just as she enjoys different “toys.” The phrase “toys with different figures” could mean she has different men with different financial statuses or physical builds. The lines also suggest a wild lifestyle, where things are unpredictable, and people easily get caught up in the moment.

[Outro]
The outro revisits the idea that the woman is manipulative and emotionally detached. The mention of “Catholic” and “deliverance” suggests that her behavior is so wild that it almost requires spiritual cleansing. The phrase “She dey use boy, she dey use toy” sums up the entire song—she treats men like playthings and moves on without attachment.