Bet That
Ezzy Lyrics

Everything is changing
The world is constantly evolving and nothing stays the same forever.

Everything is switching around
People and things are changing positions, priorities, and roles, creating new circumstances with new challenges to overcome.

Things are rearranging
Everything is being reorganized and rescheduled, and the way things used to work and be done may not be applicable anymore.

People acting different now
People's attitude, demeanor, and behavior have changed, and they might not act the same way they used to or how others expect them to.

But I bet it, I bet it's for the better
Despite all the changes and uncertainties, the artist believes that everything happens for a reason and that these changes will lead to a positive outcome.

I bet it's for the better, I bet it
Repeating the message that he believes that things will ultimately turn out for the better.

I bet it's for the better, I bet it
Repeating the message that he believes that things will ultimately turn out for the better.

I bet that
Concluding the chorus with a brief and confident affirmation of his beliefs.

I bet it's for the better, though
The artist reiterates his optimism while acknowledging that this belief is not a certainty.

She acting funny, so I had to let her go
The artist broke up with someone because he felt she was acting strange and not treating him as he deserved.

I'm on the pedestal, but they won't let him blow
Despite being in a position of influence, the artist still faces challenges and resistance from others who may not believe in him or his vision.

My circle smaller, we lowercase letter o
The artist is limiting his social circle to a select group of people that he trusts and respects, rather than having many acquaintances or associates.

You the caps lock, I'm the master at this like pad locks
The artist is asserting his superiority and experience in his craft while emphasizing that others are trying too hard or being too loud with their own efforts.

They trying to be cool cause I'm mad hot
Others are trying to emulate the artist's style or attitude because they perceive him as successful or popular.

But you could miss me with that like bad shots
The artist has no interest in people trying to copy him, as he feels that it is not genuine or sincere.

People say I act different
Others have criticized the artist for changing his personality or behavior, potentially due to his success or growth.

People say Ezzy done changed cause I'm trying to make my life make sense
The artist acknowledges that he has changed his life and priorities to achieve his goals, which others might not understand or appreciate.

But, what am I to do when I try and stay the same
The artist is conflicted about whether to follow others' expectations of him or to stay true to himself.

And whenever I progress, everybody say I've changed?
The artist is frustrated that others perceive his growth and evolution as a negative trait, rather than a natural part of life.

Is it fake for me to drop 'em, never hit 'em up again?
The artist is considering cutting off those who do not support his dreams and ambitions, but is conflicted about whether this is the right move.

When I don't know what to do, I'd rather pen it, then I'd say
The artist prefers to express his thoughts and feelings through writing, rather than speaking them aloud.

Everybody I know trying to smoke and drink
The artist's social circle engages in substance use, but he does not want to participate in these activities.

I can't get caught up in that, so what am I supposed to think?
The artist is grappling with his peers' choices and how this affects his own stance on these issues.

In love with Mary Jane, they some Peter Parkers
The artist's friends are heavily involved in marijuana use, which he compares to the fictional character Spiderman's alter-ego.

They in the hood, but I never saw what the streets could offer
Despite growing up in a rough neighborhood, the artist did not succumb to the negative influences around him and chose a different path for himself.

Nada, that hood'll smash your daughter
The artist recognizes the dangers and hardships of living in his old neighborhood, especially for young women and girls.

That hood'll kill your brother and then sell crack to your mama
The artist highlights the cycle of violence and drug abuse in his community, which affects families and loved ones intimately.

But you love it regardless, and I know where my heart is
Despite the challenges and negativity around him, the artist still loves and is loyal to his hometown and the people in it, but is focused on his own path and ambitions.

So please don't tell me I'm heartless when I'm out shining the darkness
The artist feels that his success and growth shine a light on the struggles and darkness in his old neighborhood, and he does not want to be criticized for doing what he loves and pursuing his dreams.