Which One? Lyrics – Drake, Central Cee

Which One? Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus: Drake]
Drake’s calling out to all the women who are real and confident, inviting them to come dance near the DJ booth. He wants them to vibe to the heavy bass and rhythm of the music. He’s clearly mesmerized by a girl’s curves, so much that it’s making him freeze up a bit. He’s just reacting to her presence, saying “Good God” out of shock and attraction.

[Verse 1: Drake]
Drake is flirting heavy here. He’s saying the girl is so attractive he feels like lifting her dress, but her sweetness also makes him want to twirl her around playfully. He’s into her so much, he wants her with him wherever he goes—whether he’s linking up with his crew or heading to the bar. Then he pauses and asks which one she wants to be: just another girl around or someone special. He sees her as different from the others and feels she’s been respectful, so now he’s getting more intimate with her. He’s proud of the song too, saying this is the kind of music women actually want to hear. He brushes off any negativity from people trying to bring her down and shows her love, recognizing that she’s doing her thing and owning the moment.

[Chorus: Drake]
Drake’s hyping up the dancefloor again, telling the ladies who are feeling themselves to come dance near the booth and show off their moves. He asks some bold questions—whether they want Central Cee or their ex, whether they want friends or real success. It’s about making choices, and he wants this track to be the one that plays at every girls’ party. He’s saying this is the ultimate vibe and anthem for them.

[Verse 2: Central Cee]
Central Cee is saying people act like it’s wrong for women to have fun, but he’s all for it. He offers choices: drügs, s*x, or real love—it’s all about what they want, and he’s not judging. He goes on to talk about the different types of women he’s been around—a magical one (fairy), a wild or mysterious one (witch), a street-smart one, even a snitch. He’s juggling so many options that he needs to rotate them. The hotel’s wild, basically turned into a party full of women. He’s overwhelmed, can’t think straight, especially with girls who have bodies so noticeable they’re hard to ignore. He compliments one woman’s body, saying he’s totally obsessed and it’s almost too much to handle. He offers lip balm playfully, suggesting intimacy, and asks her directly what she really wants, referencing the Spice Girls line. Finally, he compares her to a jackpot machine—he feels like he’s just won big.

[Chorus: Drake]
Drake wraps it up by bringing back the dancefloor energy. He’s still speaking to the confident women, inviting them to dance and show off for his crew—specifically “the 6 side” (Toronto). Then the tone shifts to a more private vibe, hinting at bedroom play where things get more intimate. The repeated “face first” line leans into a bold and physical expression of passion.