Copy Paste
Diggy Simmons Lyrics

Oh, it's Diggy
This is a song by Diggy Simmons

Queens, you with me?
As a Queens native, Diggy is calling out to his fellow Queens residents to join him on this song

Yeah, let's get it, let's get it
Encouraging his Queens residents to join him in the song, Diggy wants them to get ready and energized for what's coming up.

G-g-g-g go
A continuation of the energy building for the song, Diggy uses this line to signify the start of the music

Uh, check my million dollar swag
Diggy is calling attention to his style and confidence, showing off his 'million dollar swag'.

I tell dem ten 4 cause they wanna copy that
Others try to mimic Diggy's style so he acknowledges it and says 'ten 4', meaning 'copy that' and essentially reminding them who's the original.

Uh, in the mall lotta shoppin bags
Here, Diggy is showing his success by displaying his shopping bags, indicating his wealth and success.

Baby girl what you want, your boy got the cab
Diggy is flirting with a girl, saying he'll buy her whatever she wants and indicating that he can take care of her. In this case, he has a cab so they can go wherever she wants.

Babe you're missin where you at,
As Diggy looks around for his girl, he finds she's missing and begins to search for her.

I'ma tell I haven't seen her
To further emphasize the situation, Diggy confirms that he's tried looking for her but hasn't seen her in the immediate vicinity.

Better hit her on her jag
Not giving up, Diggy says he'll text or call her on her car phone.

She's gone for the evening
The girl is out for the night and Diggy accepts the fact that his search is over.

I make them lean back, g'on call on the G now
Referring to his music, Diggy says he can make people dance and lean back to his beats. He then calls on 'the G', asking them to recognize his work and lead-off to his sound.

You know what's up martin tell, I'ma G now I'ma lead off and I'm freaky
Here, Diggy is name-dropping Martin and saying that he's turned into a 'G', or gangster-esque symbol in rap music. He's leading the charge with a freaky song and attitude.

They copy my domineer
Others try to copy Diggy's style and confidence, so he refers to having a dominant persona and reminds listeners of his originality.

They be rocking and I know they're watching
Diggy acknowledges that people are paying attention to his success and style.

But I'd be acting like I don't see them
Even though they're watching, Diggy doesn't pay attention to their attempts at copying him and instead focuses on his own work and music.

Yeah I'm still star, keep me on my job and
Diggy acknowledges his fame and success, but remains focused on his job and music.

They'd be trying copy and paste me
Others try to copy Diggy's style and music, but he won't allow it.

Copy and paste me, I'm on and I begin my song
Reiterating that he won't let others copy his style or music, Diggy begins one of his songs.

And they'd be trying copy and paste me
Again, Diggy acknowledges others trying to copy him.

Copy and paste me, I'm gone
Despite others' attempts to copy him, Diggy is done with them and moves on.

My shoot game they came rocking it,
Diggy has a good sense of fashion and confidence, and he knows his sneakers (or 'shoot game') are popular and being worn by others.

My good friends all go and turn me on the sky on the Loubotin
Diggy's friends -- most likely girls -- make him feel great and bring him up to a high feeling, much like the height of the sky. And since he's mentioning Loubotin, which are very expensive red sole shoes, this also shows a bit of arrogance.

Look like they got spots on it
Despite the Loubotin shoes being expensive, Diggy notices they have imperfections or marks on them, making them not as perfect as they seem.

My rating's up cause everybody's watching it,
Here, Diggy is boasting his success and acknowledging that others are watching him.

I be vip you go lie where the rope is
Since Diggy is VIP, he knows where the rope (suggesting the entrance or security for a VIP lounge) is, implying that others should stay behind the rope and not seek more fame than they can handle.

Don't come any closer, you might step on my toes just
Referring to a literal picture of someone getting stepped on when they come too close to someone's shoes, Diggy is saying that if others get too close to his territory, the relationship could become damaged.

Ladies it's your jam leave your jacket on the sofa
As a nod to women, Diggy is telling them that it's okay to let loose and dance or have a good time, even if it means taking off their jacket or things they're hiding behind.

Have a little glass, put your glass up on a coaster
Asking people to have a drink, Diggy wants them to be responsible and place their drink on a coaster to avoid making a mess and ruining the party.

Get it on the floor shake it shake like you're supposed to
Encouraging people to let loose and dance, Diggy wants them to 'get it on the floor' and dance away.

If you know getting over tell them come, eh come uh over
Slightly cryptic, Diggy is encouraging people to come over and join him if they want to get over something, problem or heartbreak or anything.

Copy copy paste, copy copy paste
Now Diggy is repeating 'copy and paste', insinuating that people try to copy him or make it seem like he's copying someone else.

Everything that I do they trying do the same thing
Reiterating that others are trying to copy him and his ways, Diggy is tired of it.

Copy copy paste, copy copy paste
Continuing to emphasize the concept of copying ideas or style, he repeats the phrase again.

Trying do it how I do it, they can't do it like me
Others may try to copy him, but Diggy knows they can never be as successful or talented as he is.

Copy copy paste, copy copy paste
Again, Diggy refers to others trying to copy him and his work.

Copy, copy paste paste copy paste paste
Using repetition to drive the point home, Diggy once again emphasizes the concept of copying ideas or style.

Copy, copy paste paste copy paste paste
Continuing the repetition to make his point, Diggy won't let others get away with copying him.

Copy, copy paste paste copy paste paste
Finishing the repeated phrase, Diggy won't let others get away with copying him.

Yeah I'm still star, keep me on my job and
Despite others' attempts to copy him, Diggy remains famous and successful and keeps working towards his goals.

They'd be trying copy and paste me
Even with his success, others are still trying to copy him.

Copy and paste me
Continuing to emphasize the repetition, Diggy repeats the phrase once more.

I'm on and I begin my song
Stating a goal, Diggy informs listeners that he's ready and excited to begin his musical endeavor.

And they'd be trying copy and paste me
Reiterating that others can try to copy him, but they'll never be as successful or talented as Diggy.

Copy and paste me, I'm gone
Finishing the song, Diggy is done with those trying to copy him and moves on to greater success.