YITTY ON YO TITTIES (FREESTYLE) Lyrics – Lizzo

YITTY ON YO TITTIES (FREESTYLE) Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus: Gutter & Lizzo]
This part is all about confidence and living large. They’re saying they go all out and do things big—whether it’s their lifestyle, their fashion, or their energy. When they say they’re “iced,” that’s like saying they’re shining or dripping in jewelry. The weed line adds to that carefree, bold vibe. “Flip the grill” hints at knowing how to hustle or handle business. It’s just a loud, proud vibe booster.

[Verse 1: Lizzo]
Here, Lizzo is coming in strong, reminding everyone who she is. She talks about how her body has changed over the years—she’s been bigger and she’s been smaller—but no matter what, nobody could touch her confidence or success. She’s shouting out her girls, saying she puts them on game and wants to see them win big too, like getting Grammys. If she’s cut people off, it’s because they didn’t bring the same energy. She’s not here for petty drama—she’d rather have fun and feel good in her skin. The Yitty reference is her shapewear brand, and she’s saying it’s hot girl summer, time to flaunt what you’ve got. She claps back at critics, saying they can’t even dress better than her toys or be as wild and fun as she is. She throws some playful shade, saying her friends shared someone’s man, and now she’s just focused on dancing, enjoying life, and staying above the nonsense. It’s all love for herself and her crew, no space for negativity.

[Chorus: Gutter & Lizzo]
This chorus keeps that same bold energy. They’re saying, “Isn’t this what y’all wanted?”—a reminder that they bring the hype and do it their way. Being “iced” again shows off their shine, while “weed gets it in” means they’re staying relaxed and chill but still turning up. They remind everyone they’re on top, they know how to handle life, and they’re not afraid to show it. It’s fun, fiery, and full of flair.

[Verse 2: Lizzo]
Lizzo kicks things off again by reintroducing herself, saying she’s always been that girl—no matter her size. Whether she’s been bigger or smaller, her beauty and confidence stayed the same. She calls herself a “bad lil bih’” because she knows her worth. She talks about staying focused on her goals, even when others around her switch up or show fake love. She even throws some sass at people who doubted her, saying they can’t be part of her circle anymore. There’s a part where she mentions a guy being into her even though he’d never been with a plus-size woman before—and now he’s hooked. She flips that into a flex. She also responds to the hate, saying all those prayers against her didn’t work. She’s still shining, still successful. And if people are obsessing over her, she’s not having it. She’s rich, she’s happy, and she’s unapologetic about all of it.

[Chorus: Gutter & Lizzo]
This last chorus really ramps up the celebration energy. They’re shouting out their greatness again, hyping themselves up like, “Aren’t we killing it?” The ice metaphor pops up again, showing they’re stylish, flashy, and full of confidence. The weed line still adds to that fun, carefree tone. They’re saying loud and clear that they’ve got it handled, like pros flipping a grill—they know what they’re doing. The repeated “tell ’em” parts are like a call to make sure the world knows they’re on fire. The vibe is wild, confident, and completely unbothered. It’s Lizzo having a moment, just letting loose and reminding everyone how unstoppable she is.