Mirrors
Cam O'Bi Snoh Aalegra & Rejjie Snow Lyrics

Uh, hello?
The singer is acknowledging someone or something that has caught their attention.

Uh, where, where he at?
The singer is trying to locate someone.

I think he awake though (hol' up)
The singer believes that the person they are trying to locate is awake and alert.

There's somethin' knockin' loud on my window, ooh (oh, we outside though)
The artist is hearing a loud knocking on their window, and then realizes that the people making the noise are outside.

But mirrors all I see (yeah, ooh, hello)
Despite being able to see the people outside knocking on their window, the artist only sees their own reflection in the nearby mirrors.

Who could that be at my window? Ooh (we-we-we, we outside)
The singer is wondering who could be outside their window, with the repeated 'we' indicating that there are multiple people present.

(Get yo' ass down here)
Someone outside is telling the singer to come down and talk to them.

Said, all I see is me (ooh)
The artist once again remarks that they can only see their own reflection in the mirrors, despite knowing that there are people outside.

I don't ever trip, I don't ever sit down (hey)
The artist is confidently stating that they never panic or sit still.

Hit me on my hip, we gon' shut that shit down
The artist is saying that they can be contacted easily, and that they will help put a stop to any problematic situations.

Tryna get a grip, I don't wanna fall down (down)
The singer is trying to maintain control and balance in their life, and doesn't want to lose their footing.

Down (down), down, ayy, ayy
These repeated lines seem to be a hook or chorus for the song.

Now look, I caught rabbits way before rappin' (fuck)
The singer is saying that they've been able to succeed and thrive long before they ever became a rapper.

Way before they cared if I looked unhappy
The singer is saying that their success didn't come from image or appearance, but from their actual talent and hard work.

I mean way before Michael Jackson looked nappy (yeah-yeah)
The singer is saying that they were successful even before Michael Jackson was famous, and before he changed his appearance to have straight hair.

Way before the blonde hair, blue-eyed tactics, uh (yeah-yeah, yeah-yeah)
The artist is referencing the idea that people with western features like blonde hair and blue eyes are often made into superstars, despite not necessarily being more talented than others.

I know mistakes get pushed to the masses
The artist is saying that the public tends to hear about their mistakes, rather than their accomplishments or talents, because mistakes generate more attention.

I read the how to's pushin' black magic
The singer is possibly saying that they have read advice or tips for gaining fame or success, but that these tactics often involve doing something immoral or unethical.

I'm hooded up stars and my view birth accidents
The singer is potentially saying that they dress like a 'hooded up star,' but their perspective on life comes from the hardships and struggles they've experienced.

Seven months later, you be crawlin', my bafflement
The artist is possibly referencing a child who is learning to crawl, and their own feelings of confusion or surprise at this development.

Out the packagin', how to's nada
The artist is saying that they are unable to follow the how-to guides for success, because their own journey has been unique and difficult.

Press play, I recharge, so run, Roger
The artist may be saying that they listen to music to rejuvenate themselves and recharge their energy, and that they want others to get active and do the same.

Planted that seed so my tree lives longer
The singer is saying that they've made investments in their own life and future, in order to grow and flourish in the long term.

My daughter got eyes on the prize like her mama, I'm ashamed
The artist is expressing pride in their daughter's ambitions, but feels ashamed that they themselves might not have accomplished as much in their own life.

There's somethin' knockin' loud on my window
The singer is once again hearing a loud knocking on their window from outside.

(Hey wait, somebody lookin' out the window) ooh
Someone inside the singer's home has noticed the people outside the window.

(I think he's lookin' there)
The person inside the home is watching the people outside.

But mirrors all I see (yeah, ooh, hey, hey, my man)
The artist is still able to see their own reflection in the mirrors nearby.

Who could that be at my window?
The artist is wondering who is knocking on their window again.

(Hey, my man, somebody, somebody get the window)
The person inside the house is asking for someone else to open the window.

Ooh (you think he switchin')
The singer is potentially questioning whether the people outside are changing or acting differently.

Sayin' all I see is me (ooh)
Despite being aware of the people outside, the artist still only sees their own reflection in the mirrors.

I just don't understand what this nigga doin' (well workin')
Someone is questioning the actions of another person, and the response is that they are working.

I guess he's just gon' ignore us (uh, uh)
The same person realizes that the other person is ignoring them.

Man, let me just go home (yeah)
The person is feeling frustrated or defeated, and decides to leave the situation entirely.

Rude-ass nigga (who is that? Fuck that)
Someone is angry at another person's rude behavior.

Said, all I see is me
The singer repeats this line again, emphasizing how they are still only seeing their own reflection in the mirrors, despite the activity happening outside.