Pull Up N Wreck
Big Sean & Metro Boomin Lyrics

Southside
The producer tag of Southside is heard at the start of the song, indicating his involvement in the production.

Pull up and wreck (yeah), pull up and
The chorus emphasizes the theme of pulling up to a location and causing destruction or chaos.

If Young Metro don't trust you I'm gon' shoot you
Big Sean warns that if Young Metro, his longtime producer and friend, doesn't trust a person, he will also not trust them and possibly harm them.

Pull up with the spark, hit you in the dark (Woah)
Sean boasts about his readiness to attack with a weapon, even in the darkness or when the opponent is unprepared.

Tear your ass apart when you swim with sharks
Comparing himself to a shark, Sean claims that he would be able to destroy anyone who decides to compete with him in his field.

I'm in the car like Tony Starks 'cause I'm that smart (Skrrt)
Tony Stark is a genius character from the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Sean compares himself to Stark by implying that he is also intelligent and riding in cars as cool as him.

Doing 106 then Park like I'm in my yard (Sideways)
This line refers to Sean speeding in his car like he is on a race track, and then pulling up in his neighborhood with ease.

And motherfuck the camera time, I need family time (Yeah)
Sean dismisses the importance of being in front of the camera and emphasizes his need for quality time with his loved ones.

I need 'go see Uncle John in Atlanta' time (John)
Sean references his desire to see his family member who lives in Atlanta, even though he may never have enough time to do so.

I'll probably never get it, but it's cool to fantasize (It's cool)
Sean acknowledges the impossibility of some of his dreams, but enjoys the idea of imagining them.

Just like I do by old girl and these hands of mine (Woah)
Sean implies that he enjoys vividly fantasizing about a woman and his own physical abilities.

Gripping on the titties, ass, and her thighs (Oh yeah)
The lyrics reference Sean's physical attraction to a woman, focusing on specific body parts.

Honestly, I'm over her and her lies
Sean reveals that his sexual attraction to a woman doesn't necessarily mean he is emotionally invested in her.

Cartier over my eyes while I analyze (I put the work in, they can't take that away)
Sean highlights his expensive fashion sense while emphasizing his hard work that cannot be discredited or stolen away.

Ok, me and Lil' Metro, rockin' new retros
Sean mentions Young Metro again and describes them both wearing new, fashionable sneakers.

Take off your dress, that's the new dress code
Sean creates his own fashion trend by urging his woman to undress as a new dress code.

Too blessed to stress, that's my manifesto (Bless)
Sean's mantra is to appreciate his blessings and refrain from stressing, which he declares to be his manifesto or creed.

Fuck the professor, I'm too professional
Sean compares himself to a tenured professor, stating that he personally is too skilled and experienced to be compared to any academic.

I know some East Side niggas and they love to bang
Sean acknowledges the gang activity prevalent in some areas of East Detroit.

Know some West Side niggas like to do the same thing
Sean states that there are also gangs in West Detroit that enjoy fighting or violence.

And they pull up and wreck, pull up and wreck yeah
The chorus repeats, emphasizing the theme of pulling up and causing mayhem.

Know some West Side niggas like to the same thing
The line repeats, possibly representing the cycle of violence in Detroit's East and West sides.

Like, pull up and wreck yeah, pull up and wreck yeah
The chorus repeats again, emphasizing the theme of destruction and violence.

Pull up and wreck, we take no disrespect
Sean makes it clear that he and his associates will not tolerate disrespect or threats.

I ain't taking disrespect, lil' nigga (Straight up)
Sean emphasizes his lack of tolerance for disrespect by reaffirming that he is not willing to tolerate it.

Put a couple holes in your neck, lil' nigga (God)
Sean threatens violence by referring to shooting someone a few times in the neck, referencing God as a possible witness.

Fuck a diss song, get you stretched, lil' nigga (21)
Rather than release a diss track, Sean would rather harm someone physically, emphasizing the idea of respecting his name or face the consequences.

Got a shoe string 'round my TEC, lil' nigga (Facts)
Sean mentions hiding his gun with a shoestring, drawing attention to his readiness and storing his weapons safely.

Got a Mulsanne and a Vet, lil' nigga (21)
Sean owns two expensive cars, a Bentley Mulsanne and a Chevrolet Corvette.

Brand new Carbon one-five and it's red, dawg (21)
Sean obtained a brand-new rifle, a Carbon 15, that has a red finish or is laser sighted.

I ain't tryna fuck you, I just want some head, dawg (Ye)
Sean expresses his desire for oral sex without the intention of having a relationship, referencing Kanye West's Yeezy fashion line.

Straight up out the Six and we don't shoot at legs, dawg (Ay)
Sean alludes to his upbringing in Detroit's 6 Mile neighborhood and warns that any opponent will face lethal force from his gang.

Zone 6 niggas love to see the white meat (21)
Zone 6 refers to Atlanta's Eastside neighborhoods, and 'white meat' means shooting an opposing gang member's pale skin.

I put Codeine all in my ice tea (Red)
Sean drinks Codeine mixed with iced tea, known as lean, which can cause slowed breathing and other dangerous side effects.

Take a nigga bitch and then I make her wifey (Ye)
Sean brags about his ability to steal someone's girlfriend and make her his long-term partner, referencing Kanye West once again.

Take a nigga bitch and then we do the nasty (Yeah)
Sean boasts about engaging in sexual activity with someone else's girlfriend after stealing her.

All these diamonds dripping, now she wanna bite me (Facts)
Sean shows off his expensive diamond jewelry, implying that his expensive taste attracts women to him.

She broke up with that nigga now he wanna fight me (Ha)
Sean alludes to another man's jealousy or anger after his girlfriend left him for Sean.

Fox 5 Gang, we don't do no fighting (Gang)
Sean's gang, Fox 5, doesn't engage in physical altercations or unnecessary fighting.

This Glock gon' knock a nigga down like Tyson (Gang, gang)
Sean suggests that his gun is deadly and powerful, able to knock down someone like legendary boxer Mike Tyson would.

How a nigga changed and still stayed a hundred? (Huh)
Sean brags about how he's been able to change over time and still stay true to his values and himself.

I ran towards change while y'all ran from it (Woh)
Sean implies that he's the type of person that embraces change and sees it as an opportunity to improve, unlike others who shy away from it.

Y'all wanna ball, I'm Stan Van Gundy
Sean's ambition is not simply playing basketball, but coaching basketball at the highest level, like former NBA coach Stan Van Gundy.

She wanna hang with me and 'Ye, she know that's good company
Sean references Kanye West again and boasts about his desirability and good reputation, which attracts women.

I like my skies Carolina blue and white
Sean describes his love for the Carolina Blue color, specifically as it relates to North Carolina's basketball team.

True one, false move and that could paralyze your life (Brr)
Sean declares himself to be a trustworthy individual, warning that any missteps or betrayal could have serious consequences.

So understand, I'm the overanalyzing type (Type)
Sean acknowledges his tendency to overthink things by defining himself as an individual who constantly overanalyzes situations.

Panoramic views while I'm panning out my life (Look up, look up)
Sean admires his possessions and his journey by observing the view around him, while also keeping a long-term outlook on his life.

And I grew up playing GoldenEye (Damn)
Sean reminisces about playing the popular video game GoldenEye as a child, highlighting his love for gaming and nostalgia.

So I'm used to sticking to the mission while they taking shots
Sean reveals that he's accustomed to focusing on his objectives while others are trying to stop or prevent him.

When you this high, you disconnect a lot (Yeah)
Sean admits to the negative effects of his success as a celebrity, dealing with isolation and disconnection from others as a result.

Sometimes I separate myself to connect the dots (I do)
Sean remedies his feelings of disconnection by spending time alone, reflecting on his life and interests, trying to understand themselves better.

Only way I'm back is going back home (Home)
Despite his fame, the only way Sean feels like himself is by returning home to his roots and being surrounded by familiar faces and memories.

I don't drink tap water, but got tap phones (Brr)
Sean is cautious about his food and drink choices, but acknowledges the irony in his use of tapped phones.

Dior on my suit, I'm a troop
Sean's designer wardrobe includes a Dior suit, which he flaunts and recognizes as a symbol of his success.

Money come around, I'm never out the loop (Loop)
Sean boasts that he's always up to speed and aware of everything that is happening, especially when there is money to be made.

Kiss the bottom of my boot (Yeah, yeah)
Sean asserts his dominance and superiority over others, commanding them to kiss his feet.

I'm talking FN's and TEC's
Sean mentions his preference for two types of guns: FN Herstal and Intratec TEC-9, both popular in gang culture.

Rollies, Pateks
Sean lists two popular luxury watch brands, Rollie and Patek Philippe, as part of his personal luxury item collection.

I heard that you snitch
Sean confronts an individual he believes to have snitched on him or his associates to the authorities.

You got police on text
Sean accuses the same person of maintaining contact with the police and possibly providing them with information.

Pull up and wreck, pull up and wreck
The chorus repeats again, emphasizing the theme of pulling up and causing destruction or chaos.