Whatever Lyrics – Finesse2Tymes

Whatever Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
This part sets the vibe and introduces the crew. Finesse2Tymes is just hyping things up, shouting out his team, and letting us know he’s stepping in strong. It’s like a quick roll call before the real talk starts.

[Verse 1]
Here, Finesse2Tymes is showing off his confidence, wealth, and street roots all at once. He starts off by saying he’s hot right now—he’s wearing flashy jewelry, getting attention from women, and carrying protection under his designer jacket. He makes it clear he’s not hiding or running from anyone. If the singerities catch him with his gun, that’s a serious charge, but he’s not worried. Then he talks about his expensive watch, saying he’s got an Audemars Piguet and doesn’t even care about a Patek anymore, which shows how far he’s come financially. He brags about being able to drop a lot of money easily and charges K just for a feature without breaking a sweat.
He reflects on how he used to be involved with crime, even throwing rocks at a prison—now he’s in luxury, tossing diamonds and wearing top-tier watches. His jewelry shines bright like lemon pepper seasoning, and he compares catching money moves to Odell Beckham catching footballs. Sending “a hundred” like a letter could mean money or even bullets—he’s saying it comes easy now. He doesn’t have to hustle the same way anymore because everything’s already sold. He moves into some flexing about fashion, expensive sweaters, and hooking up with women who want money from him, but he’s not handing out cash. He even gets disrespectful toward the end, talking about how he treats those women. He wraps up with more talk about guns, saying he’s ready to handle anyone who messes with him and his crew. It’s all about power, money, and not being afraid to get aggressive if needed.

[Chorus]
In this hook, Finesse2Tymes is making one message super clear—he’s ready for whatever situation comes his way. Whether it’s a fight, a shootout, or just holding it down with his boys, he’s not backing out. He says he’s got guns and he can fight too, so no matter how it goes down, he’s prepared. Not just him, but his whole crew is on that same kind of time. The chorus repeats a lot, which gives off that aggressive, confident energy like he’s trying to drill the point home—if someone steps to him, they better be ready for anything, because he and his guys don’t play. There’s a kind of street loyalty in there too—his “lil’ mans” are just as down as he is. So overall, this chorus is like a warning and a declaration. He’s not scared of drama, violence, or confrontation, and if someone tries him, it’s game on.

[Verse 2]
This part dives into the street side of things even more. Finesse2Tymes is basically asking who you are and where you stand—naming different gangs and crews to see where someone fits in. If you’re not affiliated, he calls you a nobody. Then he brings up firing a huge number of shots from a car, showing he’s serious about backing his words with action. He talks about pulling up quickly, repeating moves like a rerun, and snatching someone up like a football move by Deion Sanders—meaning he’s fast and aggressive with how he handles enemies.
When he says “lights out,” he’s talking about knocking someone out or ending the night with violence. He says if things go down, the whole club could get wiped out. His people are flashy too, all iced out with jewelry, and ready to move as a unit. He describes a flashy girl with bold looks riding with him, and mentions rolling deep with a huge group, like a squad from a group home. He says it’s time for a new phase—he’s leveling up while others who used to ignore him are now watching and wanting him back. He throws shots at people who used to be solid but turned snitch when the feds showed up, saying people are switching sides. Now he’s picky about who he deals with. When it comes to women, he keeps it simple—he’s not into anything deep, just physical attention. This verse is all about staying real, dealing with snakes, and staying bossed up through it all.

[Chorus]
This hook repeats but still hits hard. It keeps pushing the idea that he’s always down to handle business, no matter what it is. He’s got weapons, he can fight, and his crew has his back without hesitation. If someone comes looking for trouble, he’s not only ready—he’s actually inviting it. That “whatever” attitude isn’t just talk either, he means it. The repetition of the word “whatever” throughout the hook adds to that fearless, don’t-care vibe. Whether it’s beef, disrespect, or a challenge, he’s saying bring it on. His team is locked in with him, ready to react without question. This chorus just reinforces that Finesse2Tymes is serious, confident, and surrounded by people who ride with him no matter what.