Way 2 Geeked Lyrics – 1900Rugrat

Way 2 Geeked Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus]
In the chorus, the artist expresses that he is “too fried” and “too geeked,” which means he’s extremely high or intoxicated. He’s feeling out of touch with reality, almost floating in the sky. He has been in this state for a while, not caring about the effects. The line about “getting birds gone” suggests he’s talking about selling drügs, not birds as in music. His intense smoking has made him smell bad to others, but he doesn’t mind. He also mentions charging high prices for his products, claiming he doesn’t offer discounts. He refers to wearing a “money hat,” symbolizing wealth and success, and mentions carrying a gun for protection. The reference to “fried up like fish filet” implies that if anyone tries to mess with him, they might end up hurt, almost like being cooked or “fried” as a punishment.

[Verse]
In this verse, the artist talks about living a life of excess, wealth, and the struggles that come with it. He has money, but it’s not always easy to show it off, especially when traveling with cash or drügs. He mentions TSA looking suspiciously at his bag, hinting that he might be carrying something illegal. He reflects on the violence around him, questioning why someone would have beef with the pavement (the ground) or the banker (money), implying that people who struggle financially don’t seem to understand how to make money. He takes Percocets to calm his anger, showing how he uses drügs to numb emotional pain, even without lifting a finger to do anything. There’s a mention of losing someone close to him (“Lil’ bro died”), which deeply affected him, and the protective advice his mother gave him about staying safe. The artist refuses to associate with anyone who wasn’t there for him when he was rising to fame. He admits that he doesn’t take prescription pills like Adderall, instead relying on Percocets to stay numb. The reference to “Dave Blunt” is about a very large joint, which he smokes. He also brags about s*xual encounters, focusing on his power and confidence in these situations. His references to violence (“zombies” and “Ray gun”) suggest that he’s involved in dangerous street life, constantly on guard. The line about “Tate” and “more K’s” refers to wanting more firepower or ammunition, a common theme in street culture. He mentions his past, where he used to ride handlebars like they were candy bars, referring to simpler times. The references to women are more objectified, with him enjoying their appearance and calling them “fine.” He then compares his drug dealing to serving “white girl” (a slang term for coc*ine), and mentions wanting a relationship with a famous celebrity like Taylor Swift. His attitude is tough, daring people to stop messing with him if they can’t handle his lifestyle. In all, this verse reflects the artist’s pride, street life, violence, and indulgence in substances and material wealth.