Tweaker (Remix) Lyrics – GELO, Lil Wayne

Tweaker (Remix) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro (GELO)]
This sets the tone for the song—it’s a warning to stay alert because things can get dangerous. “Watch over your shoulder” suggests paranoia or the need to be cautious in the streets. The mention of [“s*it get real”]hints at the unpredictable and violent nature of the environment he’s in. The intro is short but effectively creates a gritty and intense vibe, preparing the listener for the high-energy track ahead.

[Chorus (GELO)]
The chorus is all about confidence and aggression. GELO talks about [“swerving” and “bending corners,”]which could symbolize moving recklessly or unpredictably, both in life and in the streets. “Tweaking” here means getting wild, possibly losing control, and unleashing chaos. He also touches on being tatted from head to toe, showing that he lives by a certain lifestyle and doesn’t care about what others think. [“The story wrote”]implies that his fate is already sealed—he’s in this life for the long haul. The lines about money blowing and people talking about him suggest that he’s successful, but there are always haters and gossipers who don’t really know anything about his reality.

[Verse 1 (GELO)]
GELO starts off by saying he doesn’t care about the rumors or what people are saying—if it’s not about making money, it’s irrelevant. He then references [Memphis]and his “Memphis twin,” possibly indicating a strong connection with the city’s culture or someone from there. He emphasizes that losing isn’t an option for him; he’s always aiming for the win.

He also talks about smoking and staying in the zone while recording, suggesting that he’s always locked in and focused. But at the same time, he warns others not to act tough around him because it could end badly—violence is always a possibility in his world. [“Red dot ’em”]is likely a reference to putting a laser sight on someone, meaning he’s ready for action if needed.

The verse then shifts to a more reflective tone—he acknowledges that he started from nothing but worked harder than most. He gives credit to his father for teaching him resilience, helping him go further in life. The final line—[“My trust in God, Glocks, and dollars”[—shows his priorities: faith, protection, and financial success.

[Chorus (GELO – Repeated)]
The repetition of the chorus reinforces GELO’s themes of recklessness, confidence, and not caring about what others say. It’s a mix of flexing his lifestyle and warning anyone who might want to test him. The idea of [“blowing money”]also ties into the common rap theme of living large despite coming from struggle.

[Verse 2 (Lil Wayne)]
Wayne comes in with his usual clever wordplay and flexes. He compares [crossing someone up to Jesus[, which is both a basketball reference (crossing up defenders) and a nod to the crucifixion. He talks about [“reheating” and “eating”]the track, meaning he’s making it even hotter and dominating it. [“Laced like Victoria’s Secret”]is a playful way of saying he’s adding his touch to the song, making it stylish and intricate.

He then flexes on how far he’s come—from being in the background (“bleachers”) to being on top (“beaches”). The [“can’t lease it”]line means he fully owns everything he has—no rentals or temporary success. [“Beasting” and “feasting”]show that he’s always hungry for more, never lazy despite his massive success.

Wayne also addresses doubters—if people don’t recognize him as the G.O.A.T. (Greatest of All Time), then they’re just [“counting sheep”](sleeping on him). He takes shots at weak rappers and compares destroying them to [“cooking” them]like food.

Then, he gets more aggressive: [“Use your blood to paint the wall”]means he’s ready for violence if necessary, while the [“Andy Warhol”]reference adds a twist, comparing brutality to high art. The [Lamar and LaVar Ball]references tie into sports, showing his dominance while also mocking others.

[Chorus (GELO & Lil Wayne)]
This time, Wayne joins in, reinforcing the themes of flexing, power, and unpredictability. The chorus remains the same, but his presence adds extra weight to it, making it clear that both rappers are on the same page about their no-nonsense attitude.

[Outro (Lil Wayne)]
Wayne closes out by shouting out [Young Money (Mula)]
and continuing the theme of dominance. [“Stunting like my daddy”]is a nod to Birdman and his past mentorship, but also a flex on how he’s surpassed his influences. [“All my sons shooters”]implies that the people around him are dangerous and well-prepared. The repetition of [“ball ‘til I fall”]reinforces the idea that he’s going to keep winning and living large until the end.

[Final Thoughts]
Overall, the song is a mix of flexing, street talk, and aggressive energy. GELO brings a raw, high-energy presence, emphasizing his fearlessness and success. Lil Wayne takes it to another level with his clever metaphors, reminding everyone why he’s a rap legend. The song is all about power, unpredictability, and the mindset of always staying ahead in the game.