Hustle
Birdman Lyrics

Yea, Just like priceless, Something you can't see nigga
Money is valuable and essential, but it is something intangible and cannot be seen. A person who relies on money to come from an external source is unable to see past the abstract concept of its worthiness.

Ya see times are hard as it is, That's why I got guns, And my guns got kids, And all I wanna do is handle my biz, And all I'm gonna do is whatever I is (A-R), Every day I been prayin' to you, I hope you hear everything that I'm sayin' to you, I get money money money money money money, Money money money money money money
Due to the existing hardships of life, the singer believes that having weapons is essential to protect him and his investments. The singer's weapons have become his family, and all he seeks to do is protect his own. The singer prays daily that his efforts will bring in money for his future.

Nigga I don't trust a soul so I ride alone, I keep my eyes in my rearview ridin' home, See I'm ready for whatever, understand me, Any situation, whatever the lord hand me
The singer does not trust anyone and chooses to travel on his own. The singer is always on his guard and prepared for any unexpected turn of events the future may bring him, whether by chance or divine intervention.

We pull guns, you niggas don't pull a damn thing, The only thing you niggas pullin' is a hamstring, Roll the dice man we kill time gambling, W-wintertime top down, nigga real arrogant, Big money so we blowin' it apparently, C-cash money, young money, yea it's all family, Birdman, Weezy they payin' all salaries, And I'm a ride wit 'em til they bury me
The artist's adversaries do not have the capacity to fight, while the artist continues to risk his future by gambling with his wealth. The artist is arrogant and doesn't care about consequences due to his abundant income from his family. The artist will be loyal to his family until his death.

Livin' that life, Livin' that life from under dem streetlights, But it ain't bright enough to show me where I'm goin', But I still find my way and when I do I keep goin', And I'm, a nigga wit strikes, Try me and your family don't sleep right, Didn't think I was tough enough to make it on my own, But I can get through anything if I done made it through the storm, And uh, now I'm killin' at night, Killin' that night life on the east side, Leather on chrome Television with the phone And the top is so gone
The artist once lived under harsh circumstances, represented by the streetlights, but was able to overcome them and keep moving forward. The artist's toughness intimidates anyone who dares to go against him. The artist has outgrown his doubt and is now flourishing in the night time, particularly on the east side. The artist enjoys living a luxurious life with expensive commodities such as leather and television.

(Yea L-F-L-S nigga, like father like son, All day very day bitch, make money til it don't make sense) Yea flash the bright lights, Nigga smash on site, Born rich bitch-nigga live with no wife, Keep the pain of the price, Prices with the dice, Give a fuck about your life, Rollin' rally stripes, High like a kite, G-4 every night, Overseas money bitch we do it so right, Don't do it right so we don't it all, Money hard, Bitch nigga playin' like a ball, Ball life, ya head life, Ya gettin' getcha game right, Ya paid the price, hit ya up and laid you right, Twist ya life nigga, we live in sunshine, 5-star condo and stay fly
The singer is proud to be a part of the L-F-L-S family and continues to make money every day without it losing its worthiness. The singer has an ostentatious lifestyle and does not have a wife since he believes that life is stressful enough. The singer believes that wealth comes at a cost, as shown by rolling the dice in a high-stake game. The singer does not care about anyone's life and lives every day extravagantly with expensive cars such as G-4s. The singer enjoys wealth across international borders and will not settle until all his investments bear fruit. Money is important, and those who lack it are essential figures in the background, represented by the singer's derogatory views towards them. The singer proclaims that his successes showcase his stature in life, as represented by his luxurious 5-star accommodations.

Ya see times are hard as it is (Yea just like dat), That's why I got girls, And my girls got kids (Pearl white, snow white you understand me nigga?), And all I wanna do is handle my biz (So clean, so fresh), And all I'm tryna do is whatever I did (Sharp red diamonds nigga), Every day I been prayin' to you Pretty black tools (you understand me), I hope you hear everything that I'm sayin' to you (Yea hood bags of money nigga) (you understand me?), I get money money money money money money, (Gold picture frames nigga you understand me?) Money money money money money money (Big money shit)
The singer reaffirms that life is difficult, just as before. The singer sees women as part of his investments; just like his guns, his girls have children whom he intends to protect. The singer wants to keep the way he conducts his business clean and fresh like new. The singer is confident in his past successes that have resulted in the sharp red diamonds that he wears. The singer hopes that his efforts will continue to bring in more money, and his prayers will be answered with the tools he needs. The singer emphasizes the worthiness of money with its power to redeem items considered valuable as represented by the gold picture frames.

Let's get it big money poppin' boy, I see you little nigga, Just like dat, Uptown, we in the building bitch, Worldwide gettin' money boy, Yea, I'm talking that big money poppin' shit, Big money nigga, that 100
The artist urges the listener to seize every opportunity to gain wealth, and he encourages him to strive for big money in the future. The artist acknowledges the listener's limited experience in money acquisition but assures him that it is possible to succeed. The artist states that the money he makes is his rightful worth and that he is proud of his accomplishments.