6 Summers
Anderson.Paak Lyrics


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Wait a minute!

Trump's got a love child and I hope that bitch is buckwild
I hope she sip Mezcal, I hope she kiss seƱoritas and black gals
I hope her momma's El Salv, I hope her poppa stick around, yeah

Take chains off, take rings off
Bracelets and things, big aches and pains
My jack rang off with clickbait
Truth is too raw, it's a fish plate
Fay-lay, the kunte
A hunnid and fifty of us on the big stage?
How long it took a nigga just to get paid?
And now I think I'm 'bout to buy a Bentley, pronto
I'm in LA with the shaker and bongo
I heard your tape, do or die, it was compo-
Trimmin' the bream with the blade and lawnmow'
Figure it out, nigga
Bitch, don't spill my sake
You gon' make me kick you out this 'partment
You gon' have to kick it in the lobby
Damn, but don't somebody stop me, I'm too sloppy

Trump's got a love child and I hope that bitch is buckwild
I hope she sip Mezcal, I hope she kiss seƱoritas and black gals
I hope her momma's El Salv, I hope her poppa stick around, yeah

The revolution will not be televised but it will be streamed live
In 1080p on your pea brain head in the face ass mobile device, alright!

This shit gon' bang at least six summers from out that rock you been under
Mummy wrapped, duffel bag, gutter bunny
It's hard to stomach cold murder
It's easier to get a nine millimeter
He was nineteen with a burner, they had to off 'em
Reform, reform shoulda came sooner

Wait a minute!
This shit gon' bang at least six summers
(Summers, summers, summers, summers, summers, summers, summers)

Word!
This shit gon' bang for at least six summers
But ain't shit gon' change for at least three summers
They tryna kill a nigga faith, we need a little truth, brother
Pop-pop-pop goes the shooter
Reform, reform shoulda came sooner

Come on
This shit gon' bang at least six summers
Pop the top, that bitch hot than a motha
We need peace and less long gunners
Put down your heat and smoke marijuana
Pop the lock off your muzzle
Niggas is dyin' like lost files in the shuffle
We know you lyin', my nigga, naw, we don't trust you
We know you buy to sell it back to the public
'Cause there's money to made in a killin' spree
That's why he tryna start a war on the Twitter feed
Somebody take this nigga's phone, is you kiddin' me?
Take them AKs up outta these Inner City streets

This shit gon' bang for at least six summers
But ain't shit gon' change for at least three summers
They tryna kill a nigga faith, we need a little truth, brother
Pop-pop-pop goes the shooter
Reform, reform shoulda came sooner

And so I smoke, drink, just to cope with the pain
Get the Coltrain and the Kobain
And so I smoke, drink, just to cope with the pain
Get the Coltrain and the Kobain

Dear Mr. President, it's evident that you don't give a damn
Shi- tell me somethin' that I don't know
All this fuckin' evidence and if it ever make it to the stand
Shi- you know they gon' let 'em go, bro
You was overseas stealin' niggas' land and oil
Billy copped the Desert Eag and it's legal to tote it
Lil' nigga bullied out his Pumas, but why he have to shoot the whole school up?

And so I smoke, drink, just to cope with the pain
Get the Coltrain and the Kobain
And so I smoke, drink, just to cope with the pain
Get the Coltrain and the Kobain

This shit gon' bang at least six summers!
(Summers, summers, summers, summers, summers, summers, summers) Word
This shit gon' bang for at least six summers
But ain't shit gon' change for at least three summers
They tryna kill a nigga faith, we need a little truth, brother




Pop-pop-pop goes the shooter
Reform, reform shoulda came sooner

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Anderson.Paak's song 6 Summers convey a lot of powerful messages that depict the harsh realities of society. The lyrics are a satire on the current state of American politics and the societal issues that the country is experiencing. The opening verse mentions Trump's love child, creating a sense of disappointment and distaste for those who have created the current problematic environments in society. The lyrics "Take chains off, take rings off... Truth is too raw, it's a fish plate" beautifully explain how often revelations are too raw for some people, who try to avoid dealing with them. This is further exemplified by the line "My jack rang off with clickbait", which talks about how social media feeds are filled with misleading clickbait titles that people click on without truly understanding the significance of the actual news.


The chorus "This shit gon' bang at least six summers" is a message that the issues we face today will last for a long time if we do not make a change. The lyrics "We need peace and less long gunners, put down your heat and smoke marijuana" suggest a message of healing through peaceful means. These are pertinent issues in America currently, due to the high amounts of gun violence that are plaguing the country. The song also calls for reform because the underlying message is that these issues can not be solved without systemic change.


Overall, the lyrics to 6 Summers are a reflection of the current state of America and are an honest portrayal of the issues plaguing the country like gun violence, corruption and systemic injustices. The song asks the listener to acknowledge the harsh realities of the present and calls for change to create a better future.


Line by Line Meaning

Trump's got a love child and I hope that bitch is buckwild
I hope that Trump's illegitimate child is living life to the fullest, having fun and experiencing different cultures, regardless of race or sexual orientation.


Take chains off, take rings off Bracelets and things, big aches and pains My jack rang off with clickbait Truth is too raw, it's a fish plate Fay-lay, the kunte A hunnid and fifty of us on the big stage? How long it took a nigga just to get paid? And now I think I'm 'bout to buy a Bentley, pronto I'm in LA with the shaker and bongo I heard your tape, do or die, it was compo- Trimmin' the bream with the blade and lawnmow' Figure it out, nigga Bitch, don't spill my sake You gon' make me kick you out this 'partment You gon' have to kick it in the lobby Damn, but don't somebody stop me, I'm too sloppy
I'm taking off all my jewelry and ending my suffering. I've been getting a lot of phone calls with misleading information. The truth is too real and too raw. It's like an unsatisfying meal. Many people are sharing the big stage with me. It took a long time for me to become successful and now I feel like I can buy anything I want. I'm staying in LA and listening to music. I listened to your music, but it was just borrowed and lacked originality. I'm in the kitchen filleting fish with a lawnmow - I'm a multitasker. Don't spill my sake or I'll have to come down on you. You'll have to leave the apartment, but don't try anything funny, someone take care of me.


The revolution will not be televised but it will be streamed live In 1080p on your pea brain head in the face ass mobile device, alright!
The revolution won't be shown on TV but it will be streamed live on your phone in high-quality video on your small screen.


This shit gon' bang at least six summers from out that rock you been under Mummy wrapped, duffel bag, gutter bunny It's hard to stomach cold murder It's easier to get a nine millimeter He was nineteen with a burner, they had to off 'em Reform, reform shoulda came sooner
This song will be a hit for at least six summers and you'll love it. It's about the harshness of reality, with people losing their lives. It's easier to obtain a gun than to stomach senseless deaths. I knew someone that was killed when they were only nineteen for having a weapon. We should have pushed for reform much earlier.


This shit gon' bang for at least six summers But ain't shit gon' change for at least three summers They tryna kill a nigga faith, we need a little truth, brother Pop-pop-pop goes the shooter Reform, reform shoulda came sooner
This song will be great for six summers, but we won't see any progress for at least three. Efforts are being made to destroy hope in people and we need to have a better understanding of what's going on. Shooters are still causing harm and we should have acted sooner.


And so I smoke, drink, just to cope with the pain Get the Coltrain and the Kobain
The pain is too much to handle so I smoke and drink to forget it all. I try to find relief by listening to John Coltrane and Kurt Cobain music.


Dear Mr. President, it's evident that you don't give a damn Shi- tell me somethin' that I don't know All this fuckin' evidence and if it ever make it to the stand Shi- you know they gon' let 'em go, bro You was overseas stealin' niggas' land and oil Billy copped the Desert Eag and it's legal to tote it Lil' nigga bullied out his Pumas, but why he have to shoot the whole school up?
Dear Mr. President, it's obvious that you don't care about the people. Tell me something I don't know. There is lots of evidence out there, but when it gets to court, they're going to be let off. You're overseas stealing land and oil from people. Billy has a gun, a Desert Eagle, and it's legal. Why did a young boy have to shoot his entire school after being bullied?


This shit gon' bang at least six summers! (Summers, summers, summers, summers, summers, summers, summers) Word This shit gon' bang for at least six summers But ain't shit gon' change for at least three summers They tryna kill a nigga faith, we need a little truth, brother Pop-pop-pop goes the shooter Reform, reform shoulda came sooner
This song will be cool for six summers. Although, we won't see any change for a few summers. They're trying to ruin our hope and dreams, we need to obtain the truth. Shooters are still causing harm and we should have acted sooner.




Lyrics Ā© Universal Music Publishing Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Songtrust Ave, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: Brandon Paak Anderson, Jason Kevin Pounds, Kelsey Gonzalez, Louis Dejesus, Melvin Marlon Henderson, Tia Shane Myrie, Vicky Nguyen

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