World Is Ourz Lyrics – Key Glock

World Is Ourz Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
Hyped-up vibe to kick things off.

[Chorus]
Key Glock’s saying that for him, respect and power are way more important than money. He’s been through rough times, like sleeping on the floor, but now he’s living big, feeling like it’s his time to take over. He doesn’t trust people easily, especially women, and blames himself for being too trusting. He brings up his cousin who got rich hustling, showing that making it out the struggle runs in the family. To him, if it’s not about money or progress, it’s not worth his energy. There’s a strong sense of pride and survival here—he’s cold and ruthless because of how fake and jealous people can be. The chorus sets the tone for how he views life now: he’s earned his place, and he’s not backing down.

[Verse 1]
Here, Glock talks about how focused he is on money—using slang like cheddar, cheese, and guap to show his obsession with wealth. He flexes his black Richard Mille watch and colorful diamonds, comparing them to artwork. He throws shade at people who act tough but aren’t really about that life. He’s proud of turning his front yard into a display of expensive cars, showing how far he’s come. But there’s also betrayal—he mentions a close friend who switched sides and became an enemy. Despite their history, he makes it clear he wouldn’t hesitate to handle things if needed. By the end, he reminds everyone why his name carries weight, hinting at a tough reputation and a don’t-mess-with-me attitude. It’s a mix of success, flashiness, and street loyalty.

[Chorus]
Again, Glock circles back to his main message—he’s not chasing money just for the sake of it. What matters more to him is earning respect and having real influence. He’s hardened by people around him turning sour and fake, so he keeps his emotions locked up. He remembers his struggles, sleeping on floors, but now he’s made it and showers himself in wealth. He talks to himself in the mirror like a boss, saying the world is his. His cousin’s success in the streets is another reminder that they come from a place where you gotta hustle to survive. And again, he makes it clear—if it’s not about money, he’s not interested. This chorus keeps reinforcing his focus, toughness, and drive to stay on top.

[Verse 2]
This verse has a more aggressive energy. Glock talks about being ready to take action if someone’s slipping, especially during street situations. The mention of “V!agra” and “Pfizer” is just him saying his crew goes hard and never backs down. He gives props to his little bro, calling him both smart and dangerous. Then he repeats the idea that respect and power come before money, and says he doesn’t care about women chasing clout either—they don’t matter to him. He even compares himself to Tom Brady, saying someone messed up big like the Falcons did in the Super Bowl. He ends it by showing love to South Memphis, where things get wild, and where he learned to survive.

[Chorus]
Once more, he brings it all together—power and respect come first, not just stacking cash. He’s cold-hearted now because of the jealous and fake people he’s dealt with. From being broke to living rich, he’s proud of how far he’s come. That talk in the mirror represents his self-belief, like he’s destined for greatness. He brings up his cousin’s street success again, proving that making money by any means runs in their blood. And he sticks to that same message—if the conversation isn’t about money or winning, it’s not even worth his attention. This last chorus wraps up his whole mindset: stay focused, stay strong, and trust nobody.