Hello
A Boogie Wit da Hoodie Lyrics

(Rico's going crazy again)
Introductory line setting the tone for the song's energy and Rico's involvement in its creation.

Look, look (AP)
Opening line signaling the start of the verse and naming the producer behind the track.

I like my bitches redbone, ass fat, Jell-O
The singer has a preference for women with certain physical attributes.

Lightskin, yellow, iced out, hello
The artist desires women with a specific complexion and style, alluding to the jewelry they wear as a potential sign of their status.

I'm the king of New York, Melo
The artist proclaims themselves the dominant figure in New York City, using the nickname of famed basketball player Carmelo Anthony as a comparison to their own prowess.

Black hair by the Regis and Pello
The singer prefers women with a specific hair color and may get their hair styled at Regis and Pello hair salons.

Ask around, niggas know me
The singer is well-known in their circle and confident in their reputation, encouraging others to ask for further confirmation.

I'm a Euro boy, Ginóbili
The artist identifies with their European heritage and likens themselves to NBA player Manu Ginóbili, who also comes from a European background.

I been so gone, I like redbones
The artist has been absent or distracted and has a fondness for women with a specific skin tone.

My type light skin, ass fat, Jell-O (huh?)
The artist restates their preference for women with specific physical attributes, with the addition of questioning if the listener understands their meaning.

But bitches be switchin' sides nowadays on the regular
The singer has noticed partners changing allegiances more frequently in current times, potentially indicating a lack of loyalty.

And I never respected it
The artist does not appreciate this behavior and has no respect for those who engage in it.

Money over bitches, I know that's everything
The singer prioritizes financial gain over romantic relationships and believes it to be the most important aspect of life.

Rockin' VVS by Elliot wedding bands
The singer wears high-quality diamond jewelry by Elliot and emphasizes the value of these pieces by noting they are usually associated with weddings.

I will never ever give her no wedding ring
The singer does not have any intention of getting married or proposing to a partner, and does not value traditional romantic gestures such as giving a ring.

.45 on my hip, I ain't fightin' 'em
The artist carries a firearm for self-defense and is not afraid to use it in situations of danger.

Chewin' on an Aderall like a vitamin
The artist uses the prescription drug Aderall like it is a necessary supplement for daily function.

Niggas pockets be on E
People in the singer's circle are low on money or resources.

Somethin' they already know but I'm droppin' a T
The singer is revealing information that may be common knowledge but adds their own twist or emphasis to it.

They makin' up rumors and lies, okay, I'm sick and I'm tired
The artist is frustrated with the spread of false information about them and is growing weary of constantly defending themselves.

I'm mighty fatigued, none of my bitches be mine
The artist is exhausted and unhappy with their romantic situation, feeling as though they do not have any loyal partners.

They coulda been one of yours, but they out of your league
The artist's partners may have previously been with other people, but are now with the artist because they are seen as being in a higher social class or status.

I'ma just call up Fatima, nah, that ain't really her name
The singer has a potential partner that they are interested in, but they refer to them by a fake name for privacy reasons.

But she for the team
The artist views this partner as being someone who is willing to engage in casual or non-exclusive relationships with them and potentially their friends or associates.

I get fly as a bitch, like I looted up
The singer dresses well and takes care in their appearance, comparing their style to the clothing of someone who has recently stolen or looted items.

All this money you talkin' ain't new to us (woo)
The singer is not impressed or intimidated by those who brag about wealth, as they themselves are also wealthy.

I'm the king of New York and on God
The singer reiterates their dominant position in New York City, asserting that they have divine backing in their claim.

If Pop was alive there would have been two of us
The artist believes that if a deceased musician named Pop was still alive, they would work collaboratively and be a powerful duo in the music industry.

Pull up like Ace from the cleaners, Ace and el fiends
The artist arrives at a location in a similar fashion to a character from the movie 'Paid in Full', who would show up to his business with a confident and dominant attitude.

Pop making movies, sell out arenas
Pop, a deceased musician, was successful in making music and performing on stage before his untimely death.

She off the white, talkin' Demi Lovato
A female companion of the singer is high on cocaine and references pop singer Demi Lovato, who has been open about her struggles with addiction.

All on my denims, since Murder Bravado
The artist's clothing has stains or marks from illicit substances, referencing a previous line where they compare their clothing style to murderous behavior.

AP Audemars wet, Aquafina
The artist wears a high-quality watch by Audemars Piguet and associates it with the brand of bottled water Aquafina for its clear and pristine appearance.

Hittin' like Ike, singin' like Tina (woo)
The artist makes a reference to famous couple Ike and Tina Turner, implying that they can be abusive in relationships but still have a talent for singing or making music.

Dior on my body, sneakers got no creases
The singer wears luxury clothing by Dior and takes pride in keeping their sneakers in pristine condition.

They limited, baby, tell me if you've seen 'em
The artist owns a type of sneakers that are difficult to find or are limited edition, asking if the listener has ever come across them.

My diamonds dancin', paint her face like Marilyn Manson
The singer's jewelry is highly reflective and catches the light in a way that appears to dance, and this description is compared to the face paint of musician Marilyn Manson.

Then roll up that Woo, Runtz straight from Cali'
The singer rolls up a high-quality strain of marijuana known as Runtz from the state of California and makes a reference to deceased rapper Pop Smoke's catchphrase 'Woo'.

Then get a plate from Sally's
The singer references eating food from a location known as Sally's, potentially a nickname for a restaurant or cafe.

Quano blew his trial, they set him up
The artist references someone named Quano who allegedly lost a court case due to being set up or falsely accused by others.

These niggas mad as fuck
The artist has angered or upset others with their actions or words.

You know what I rep, yeah, it's tatted up
The singer has tattoos that represent their personal beliefs or affiliations and is proud of them.

You ain't get fucked, 'cause your ass ain't fat enough
The singer is dismissive of someone who did not have sexual relations or encounters with them, indicating that the reason why is because the person did not meet their physical standards.