Where You at
DJ Khaled feat. Lil Wayne Lyrics

We The Best Music
This is the music of the best, the greatest.

Murda
This is slang for an enthusiastic exclamation, urging people to keep going strong.

We the best
We are the most high-quality, the best musicians on the scene.

Another one
Here is another amazing track from us.

Don't need the rest
We're all you need, you don't have to look any further for great music.

What dem seh?
What are they saying about us, what do people think of our music?

DJ Khaled
This is the artist DJ Khaled, who is speaking in the song.

If unnu mess wid wi, you a guh see a million
If you provoke us, you'll see the power of our wealthy and influential group.

We natty, it can guh long just like di Amazon
We are strong and enduring, like the natural landscape of the Amazonian rainforest.

Spliff big like gas cylinder, man a beat like gong
We are loud, powerful, and unstoppable, like the sound of a large drum or gong.

(Dem say, "Hey, natty dreadlocks, a weh yuh come from?") One question?
People often ask about our origins and identity, but we only need to answer one simple question.

Ayy, hummer beat, bwoy retreat when him hear di ting slam
Our music is so intense and powerful that it causes others to retreat in fear.

Dem say dreadlocks nuh play inna no bang-a-rang
People know that we are serious and do not engage in frivolous activities or meaningless violence.

And anyweh we go, we 'tand strong
We are united and unafraid, no matter where we go or what challenges we face.

In heart (cha)
This is our core strength and belief, which we express using the Jamaican Creole phrase 'cha'.

Alright den, nuh pass yuh place and nuh cross di line
Don't overstep your bounds, and don't infringe on our territory or authority.

And nuh ask mi weh me from, cah mi nuh hard fi find
Don't ask where we come from, because we are not hard to locate and identify.

And the nation weh stand up pon, di castle mine
We are proud of our heritage and identity, and we stand up for our nation and culture.

Right now mi a guh roll up another spliff, it just pass mi mind
We are always thinking about our next move, and our next source of inspiration.

Lowe di music, lowe di weed, a poverty cause di crime
Lower the volume of the music and reduce your use of marijuana, because poverty is the root cause of crime.

Anytime yuh see di rastaman, nuh ask fi mine
When you see a Rastafarian, don't ask them to account for their time or actions.

Vampire dem a go in a mastermind
These predatory individuals are clever and calculated, and they seek to harm others for their own benefit.

Seh dem huntin' blood samples, hard fi find
They are searching for victims and potential prey, but it is difficult to find those who are truly vulnerable or weak.

Alright, dis dem fi know (more fire)
Let these people know that our passion and energy will only continue to increase (with the Jamaican patois term 'more fire').

Anyting yuh reap, a dat yuh sow (murda)
What you sow is what you will reap (with the Jamaican patois term 'murda' for emphasis).

Hands haffi clean and yuh hart haffi pure
You must have clean hands and a pure heart to succeed and be happy.

Light up di chalice and mi tell dem go
Let's smoke some marijuana and enjoy ourselves, while encouraging others to move forward with their lives.

Rastafari eva safe and secure
Our faith and our beliefs will always protect us and keep us safe.

When di ting dem a knock-knock pon di door
When people come knocking at our door or challenging us, we will be ready.

Di .40 Cal, di .44 guh (blap-blap)
Our weapons are powerful and effective, and we will use them if necessary (with sound effects to emphasize the gunfire).

Killa dat, step in so hot mi scorch di floor
We are unstoppable and ferocious, and our actions will lead to destruction and chaos.

Premier League, we hav di Arsenal fi fight di revolutionary battle
We are skilled and competitive, and we have the necessary weapons and resources to fight for a greater cause or purpose.

'Cause only di bottle dem fi pour
We are focused on using our talents and resources for positive goals and outcomes, not wasting them on trivial or negative actions.

Di yutes dem fi rich, equal rights empowerment
Our young people should be empowered and given equal opportunities to succeed and thrive.

Tell dem fi leave it, sun fi shine or black rain will shower dem
Tell those who oppose us to give up and let us succeed, or they will face the consequences of their actions (with reference to the phrase 'black rain' meaning bad luck or misfortune).

Nuh mek wi leggo sixty like di hour dem
Don't let us waste any more time or opportunities.

DJ Khaled, run out di coward dem
DJ Khaled is urging people to face their fears and challenges head-on, and not run away or hide like cowards.

Dis is a warnin' like mi pop it off and beat one
This is a warning to anyone who crosses us, similar to the sound of a gunfire when fired (with Jamaican patois terms for emphasis).

Food fi reach di people mouth and money fi a reach hand
People should have enough food to eat and money to live a decent life.

But dem brave, nuh tek nuh chat, Jamaica land mi weed from
But some people are still unafraid and confrontational, even though Jamaica is where we source our marijuana from.

Shine it like a beacon
Let our light and our message shine forth powerfully, like a lighthouse or beacon in the dark.

We di best, yuh diss, yuh nuh seh mi one
We are the best, and if you oppose us, you are simply confirming that you are alone and isolated.

Bullet!
This is another exclamation of enthusiasm or energy, urging people to keep pushing forward.

These streets are cold yuh betta bundle up
These streets are dangerous and harsh, so you need to prepare yourself and stay protected.

Don't know who to trust, most of dem corrupt
It's hard to know who to trust, because so many people are dishonest and immoral.

We look inside they're minds and see di plan
We can easily see through people's deceit and manipulations, because we understand their motivations and goals.

Bounty, Khaled, Buju, Capleton ah step in da mouths ah yuh
These four powerful and influential artists are stepping forward to assert their dominance and authority over their enemies or challengers.

Unnuh nuh know di hops, we neva stop, man a big up
You don't understand our plan or our abilities, but we will never quit or give up, we will always proceed and succeed.

Load up another cup (more fire)
We are encouraging people to enjoy themselves and have a good time (with the patois term 'more fire' for emphasis).

Load up another cup (murda)
Again, we are telling people to drink and have fun (with the patois term 'murda' to emphasize the intensity of the party).

Huh, load up another cup
Let's keep the drinks flowing and the celebration going.

Well my lucks, yuh can't touch
I am so lucky and blessed that you cannot even begin to comprehend the magnitude of my good fortune.

Went Babylon, mi know seh yuh a bluff
I survived and conquered Babylon (the corrupt or evil world), so I know that you are bluffing or trying to deceive me.

Load up another cup
Let's drink and celebrate some more.

And anyweh we go, we 'tand strong (dem say, "Hey, natty dreadlocks, a weh yuh come from?")
No matter where we go, our strength and unity will keep us standing tall and proud, but people are always asking about our origins and identity.