All eyez on me
2Pac琀 Lyrics

Big Syke, Newt, Hank Beugard, Big Sur (yeah) Y'all know how this shit go (y'know) (All eyez on me)
Acknowledging his friends, associates and fans, Tupac reminds everyone that he's the focus and in the center of attention. People know the drill; it's all eyes on him.

Motherfucking O.G. Roll up in the club and shit (is that right?) (All eyes on me)
Tupac knows that people look up to him. He's a boss, and he rolls to the club in style. He knows people have their eyes on him.

But you know what? I bet you got it twisted you don't know who to trust So many player hating niggas trying to sound like us Say they ready for the funk, but I don't think they knowing Straight to the depths of hell is where those cowards going
Tupac suspects that those who seek to imitate his lifestyle are misguided and often disingenuous. He highlights the consequence of such duplicity, ultimately damning these individuals to the fate of cowards doomed to the depths of hell.

Well are you still down nigga? Holla when you see me And let these devils be sorry for the day they finally freed me
Tupac challenges those who claim to be his friends or fans to stand by him and have the courage to back up their words. He also realizes that his release from prison may be a source of relief or worry, depending on one's perspective.

I got a caravan of niggas every time we ride (every time we ride) Hitting motherfuckers up when we pass by (when we pass by) Until I die, live the life of a boss player 'Cause even when I'm high, fuck with me and get crossed later
Tupac rolls with a posse of loyal gangbangers who will defend him against rival gangs. He asserts that he's a leader who lives life on his terms, and anyone who opposes him will face the consequences, emphasizing that he does not forgive nor forget easily.

The futures in my eyes, 'cause all I want is cash and things A five-double-oh, Benz flaunting flashy rings, uh Bitches pursue me like a dream Been know to disappear before your eyes just like a dope fiend
Tupac describes his success and his aspirations to cash in and live the high life. He flaunts his wealth and can have any woman he wants. He's like a phantom, appearing and disappearing at will.

It seems, my main thing was to be major paid The game sharper than a motherfucking razor blade Say money bring bitches, bitches bring lies One nigga's getting jealous, and motherfuckers died
Tupac highlights his main objective as making massive amounts of money in the cutthroat music business, making it clear that this is a necessity rather than an option. He emphasizes the dangers of jealousy which can lead to violence and death.

Depend on me like the first and fifteenth They might hold me for a second, but these punks won't get me We got foe niggas, and low riders, in ski masks Screaming Thug Life every time they pass (All eyes on me)
Tupac asserts that his crew and his fans depend on him to fight their battles, making it clear that he's not going down without a fight. He describes his entourage and their attire, emphasizing their devotion to the thug life and their solidarity with him.

It's about the money in this rap shit, this crap shit It ain't funny niggas don't even know how to act, shit! What can I do, what can I say, is there another way? Blunts and gin all day, twenty-fo' parlay
Tupac bemoans the necessity of making money through the rap game while criticizing the lack of integrity among other artists. He admits to being at a loss regarding what to do and how to act at times, making it clear that drugs and alcohol are part of his coping mechanisms.

The money is mandatory, the hoes is fully strapped This criminal lifestyle, equipped with the bulletproof vest Make sure your eyes is on the meal ticket Get your money motherfucker let's get rich and we'll kick it All eyes on me!
Tupac acknowledges the importance of money and protection in his line of work, highlighting that he and his women have guns ready for any threat. He encourages his listeners to focus on the goal of becoming rich and emphasizes that everyone should keep their eyes on the prize.

The feds is watching, niggaz plotting to get me Will I survive, will I die? Come on let's picture the possibility Giving me charges, lawyers making a grip I told the judge I was raised wrong, and that's why I blaze shit
Tupac acknowledges that the authorities are keeping a close eye on him while also worrying about both his life and his death. He describes his legal problems and bemoans the fees that his lawyers are charging him. He also states that he doesn't think he should have to face legal repercussions for his criminal acts as he was brought up in a violent environment.

It ain't right parasites triggers and fleas crawling Sucker duck and get busted, no emotion My devotion is handling my business nigga keep on coasting Where you going I been there came back as lonely homie
Tupac calls out those who try to benefit off his success without contributing. He criticizes those who abandon their friends when things get tough, emphasizing that it's essential to keep moving forward. He mentions that he's been where others have not and experienced loneliness, which is part of the life he leads.

Steady flowing against the grain niggas still don't know me It's about the money in this rap shit, this crap shit It ain't funny niggas don't even know how to act, shit!
Tupac asserts that despite his success, many still misunderstand or know very little about him. He reiterates his point about the rap game being all about money and criticizes the lack of professionalism and how some artists conduct themselves.

I'm caught between my woman, and my pistol, and my chips Triple beam, got some smokers on, whistle as I dip
Tupac is stuck between his love life, his weapon, and his money. He has an intricate system of weighing weed to make the most money possible, even with its harmful effects. He drives away after making a sale.

My little homie G, can't you see, I'm busta free Niggas can't stand me, all eyes on me!
Tupac takes pride in his independence and freedom from being forced into a role he does not want to play. He knows that his haters always have their eyes on him and that he relishes being the center of attention.