Against The Law
ENCHANTING Lyrics

Buddah Bless this beat
The artist is giving thanks to a higher power for providing the musical beat that will accompany the song.

He ain't never seen a rich, slim thick got it all (all)
The artist is confident in her financial stability, beauty, and overall attractiveness, and believes that the person she is addressing has never encountered such a combination of traits in one individual.

I just make a skinny bitch walk 'em like a dog (spend that cash)
The artist is able to exert control over others, particularly women who are thinner than she is, and demand that they spend money on her in exchange for her attention and affection.

I can make them pockets hurt, spend back, it's at the mall (racks)
The artist has the power to make her suitors feel financially drained after spending time with her, and is willing to rack up large shopping bills at the mall to prove it.

Fuckin' with a broke bitch should be against the law (ew)
The artist is disgusted by the idea of interacting with someone who does not have the same level of monetary and material wealth as herself, and thinks that it should be forbidden by law.

I hate a nigga that don't spend that bag but always flexin' cash
The artist dislikes men who flaunt their wealth but are unwilling to spend it on her, and sees them as hypocritical.

He owe big homie back his money Wit' yo' flexin' ass (wit' yo' flexin' ass)
The artist believes that the man in question is in debt to a dangerous person, and is putting on a front of being wealthy to hide his financial struggles.

Bitch you still fuckin' on broke niggas wit' yo' desperate ass
The artist is calling out another woman for sleeping with men who do not meet her financial standards, even though she is also struggling financially herself.

I just be actin' Joni Hell, I do 'em super bad
The artist portrays herself as a ruthless and formidable individual who is not to be taken lightly, and takes pride in her ability to make others feel small.

Lil' bitch, I can make yo' baby daddy spend it all on me (Spend that money)
The artist asserts her power over other women by bragging about her ability to seduce and manipulate their partners into spending large amounts of money on her.

If he fuckin' wit' a bitch wit' racks, you gotta pay that fee (yuh)
The artist believes that any man who is involved with a woman who has a lot of money must be prepared to spend his own money in order to keep up with her lifestyle and demands.

I just really need a trick to come and sweep me off my feet (Sweep me off my feet, nigga)
The artist is looking for a wealthy man who can provide her with an extravagant and luxurious lifestyle, and is willing to sweep her off her feet with his wealth.

I be walkin' niggas down just like I'm walkin' on these beats
The artist has a commanding presence and is able to dominate others, particularly men, in the same way that she dominates a musical beat with her rapping.

I be cashin' out at Neiman's Fuck the price, I did it (fuck the price, I did it)
The artist is proud of her ability to spend large sums of money on expensive luxury goods, and does not consider the price to be a significant barrier.

If he a broke boy, I don't need him Tell his ass to get it ('cause I give 'em that)
The artist is not interested in men who do not have significant financial means, and is willing to provide them with motivation to improve their financial situation.

I'm so hard up on these niggas Bitches' temper pity (bitches too soft)
The artist believes that other women are too forgiving and lenient with men, and prides herself on being tougher and more demanding in her relationships.

The day I save a homeless nigga You would never see it (you would never see it)
The artist is not interested in helping those who are less fortunate than herself, and sees it as unlikely that she would ever provide financial assistance to someone who is homeless.

I ain't fuckin' with no broke nigga I ain't no builder, I ain't covering no tab
The artist is not interested in investing her time or money in a man who is not financially stable, and does not see it as her responsibility to help him improve his situation.

Fuck I look like, some concealer?
The artist is insulted by the idea that she would use her own money to support a man who is not able to support himself, and sees it as beneath her.

I walked in with some much money, bitches thinkin' I'm a dealer
The artist is so wealthy that other people assume she must be engaged in illegal activities such as drug dealing in order to accumulate her wealth.

If he callin' me big money, then I know his shit is too little
The artist believes that any man who refers to her as 'big money' must be struggling financially himself, as otherwise he would not feel the need to emphasize her wealth.

He ain't never seen a bitch real thick with her own Pus-pussy good, could pay a ho to stop callin' my phone
The artist is proud of her figure and financial independence, and believes that her sexual prowess is so significant that she could use it to silence other women who might be pursuing her partners.

He ain't fuckin' with no bitches on my level 'cause he can't Which bitch you got up on your rocks, the neck dancin' like The Paint?
The artist believes that men are not able to handle the level of power and confidence that she possesses, and sees other women who are also wealthy and attractive as unworthy of competition.

I'm a superstar, baby, I ain't fucking with no groupie Unless he laughin' to the bank, ain't fuckin' with no goofy
The artist sees herself as a celebrity rather than a regular person, and is only interested in associating with men who are similarly wealthy and powerful.

I don't respect these niggas, I stay talkin' to them stupid Ay, I just make 'em spend it, I ain't tryna be exclusive
The artist does not value men for their intelligence or their personality, and instead focuses solely on their ability to provide her with money and material goods. She does not see herself as interested in a long-term or exclusive relationship.

He ain't never seen a rich, slim thick got it all
The artist is drawing attention to her own wealth and attractiveness, and suggesting that the person she is addressing has never encountered someone like her before.

I just make a skinny bitch walk 'em like a dog
The artist is confident in her ability to control and dominate other women, particularly those who are physically thinner than she is.

I can make them pockets hurt, spend back, it's at the mall
The artist is able to demand large sums of money from her partners, and is willing to spend that money on expensive luxury items without concern for the cost.

Fuckin' with a broke bitch should be against the law
The artist believes that it should be illegal for people with significant wealth and material possessions to associate with those who are less fortunate or financially stable.