YA DIGG Lyrics – Offset

YA DIGG Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
Offset’s opening lines feel like a quick flex. Mentioning London and “Rocking Pharaoh” hints at luxury and global style, showing he’s living like a king with expensive taste and worldwide presence.

[Chorus]
Here, Offset shows off his confidence and success. He’s talking about having many styles and expensive fashion pieces, meaning he’s versatile and always on top of trends. When he says he took someone “from a shrimp,” he’s bragging about upgrading a woman’s lifestyle. References to Virgil (Abloh) and designer gear highlight his wealth and status. He wraps it up with smooth talk, saying he’s got that confident, player-like charm that people recognize instantly.

[Verse 1]
Offset compares himself to Tony the Tiger, saying he’s “great” — a fun way of showing pride in his achievements. He’s living fast, focused on pleasure, power, and flexing his dominance. He talks about being ahead of his enemies, having women around, and enjoying his money. Mentions of “old-schools sitting on D’s” and “Penthouse” describe his love for classic cars and luxury living. He’s also demanding respect and payment (“better have my cheese”) while keeping his lifestyle flashy and public, symbolized by “chopping the top” and cruising so people can see his success. Everything he says reflects his confident, boss-like energy — he’s been winning for years and wants everyone to notice it.

[Chorus]
Once again, Offset repeats his mantra of style, confidence, and success. He’s saying he’s got all kinds of looks and no failed attempts, meaning everything he does hits. He’s proud of elevating his partners, wearing top designer brands, and carrying himself with swagger. His talk and fashion reflect his pimp-like confidence — cool, stylish, and always in control.

[Verse 2]
Offset goes deeper into his luxury life, naming high-end cars like the Rolls-Royce Spectre and Ferrari. He’s flexing about making serious money (“numbers before the decimal”) and living fast with drügs and thrills. He paints a picture of lavish living — top-floor apartments, rich women, and expensive habits. He calls himself “him,” meaning he’s that guy — confident and untouchable. Offset also makes it clear he doesn’t deal with drama or clingy relationships; he values money, control, and peace over messy attachments. Even though women chase him for his wealth, he keeps things casual and focused on his goals. The verse captures his attitude of being powerful, successful, and unbothered — living life on his own terms.

[Chorus]
The chorus comes back as a confident reminder of his lifestyle. Offset’s saying he’s got endless style, expensive taste, and smooth charm. He’s proud of leveling up the people around him and staying sharp in designer fits. Every line reinforces that boss energy — he moves like a winner, dresses like one, and talks like one, all while keeping his cool confidence intact.