Look At Her
Fabolous feat. Ne-Yo & Ryan Leslie Lyrics

All my ladies killin em get your hands up
Calling out to all the ladies who are looking great and feeling confident, encouraging them to raise their hands if they know they look amazing.

All my ladies killin em get them hands up
Further urging the ladies to raise their hands up high and show off their confidence and beauty.

If you really killin' em keep them hands up
Acknowledging that not just any woman can raise her hands and claim to be 'killing it,' and encouraging those who truly are confident and killing it to keep their hands up high.

Keep them hands up, up
Simply reiterating the call for confident ladies to keep their hands up as a symbol of their beauty and empowerment.

You be killin' 'em
Directly addressing a woman who looks amazing and telling her that she is absolutely killing it with her style and confidence.

Girl you be killin' 'em
Emphasizing that the addressee is or embodies the confident, stylish woman being praised.

That girl bad, I mean badder than a villian
Complimenting the addressee, saying that she is not only killing it, but her beauty and confidence is so intense that it surpasses even that of a movie villain's.

I'ma let you know girl, thats how real I am
Asserting that the compliments and praise being showered upon the woman in question are genuine and heartfelt.

Swagga on a hundred thousand trillion
Using an excessive, hyperbolic phrase to convey how impressed the artist is with the woman's confidence and style.

Girl I mean look at you
Stepping back for a moment to simply admire the addressee and her beauty.

I'm not gon' judge, cause I woulda threw the book at you
Acknowledging that the woman might be bending or breaking rules when it comes to fashion or confidence, but refusing to judge her for it because he is so impressed with how she looks and feels.

See a murder case every time I take a look at you
Using hyperbole to emphasize just how stunning the woman looks - to the artist, it's like seeing a crime scene because he's at a loss for words.

Where the ladies who be killin em
Returning to the call for other confident, stylish women in the room to raise their hands and show off their style.

And where that hook at two?
Asking for the chorus to come back in and continue the song's catch hook.

Girl, when you put that on for me
Addressing a woman who is specifically dressing up for the singer, and expressing how impressed he is with her fashion choices.

All that I can say baby
Conveying that the artist is almost speechless in the face of her beauty and confidence.

Is damn, girl look at you
A direct compliment to the addressee, simply telling her to take a look at herself because she looks amazing.

Girl you fly as fly can be
Using wordplay to tell the woman that she's not just fly - she's as fly as fly can be.

And all that I can say baby
Reiterating that the singer is nearly speechless in the presence of such confident beauty.

Is damn, look at her
Continuing the direct compliment to the addressee, praising her once more for how amazing she looks.

Girl you look incredible
Simply and directly telling the addressee that she looks incredible.

(so good you killin em)
An aside to explain that the phrase 'you be killin' em' could be used as a shorthand way of expressing that someone looks so good that they're 'killing' the competition with their beauty and style.

Flawless girl from head to toe
Complimenting the addressee's beauty by saying that she is flawless and beautiful from top to bottom.

Girl you killin em
Reiterating the song's central message - that the woman being complimented is killing it with her beauty, confidence, and style.

Can't nobody touch you know
Asserting that the addressee is so confident and beautiful that nobody can compete with her.

Ooh girl you killin' em
Continuing the song's chorus and repeating the central message once again.

You be killin em
Reiterating the song's core compliment, explaining to the addressee that she is confident and beautiful enough to 'kill it' in any setting or competition.

Girl you be killin em
Putting even more emphasis on the addressee's incredible beauty and confidence.

You be killin that
Using the phrase 'killin' it' as a way to describe the addressee's energy, beauty, and confidence.

She do it with no hands and I be feelin' that
Acknowledging that the addressee's beauty and confidence are so strong that she doesn't even need to try - it's just a natural part of who she is. The singer is drawn to that energy and impressed by it.

They should yellow tape anywhere she chillin' at
Praising the addressee's energy and beauty as if it were a crime scene that had to be cordoned off with yellow tape.

You need tear drops baby, with killer tatts
Using a figurative phrase to express how impressed the artist is with the addressee's energy, beauty, and confidence. Tear drops are often associated with tears shed after committing a crime; the artist is using this imagery to emphasize how much the addressee's beauty and confidence is 'killing it'.

From New York to Cali, back down to Florida
Acknowledging that the addressee's beauty and confidence are so powerful that they could be appreciated anywhere.

Her shoes made by a foreigner, call the coroner
Using another hyperbolic phrase to express how impressed the artist is with every detail of the addressee's outfit and style. Even her shoes, made by an international designer, are impressive enough to warrant intense admiration.

They should arrest you, at least isssue you a warrant for they way you be killin' em
Stating that the addressee's beauty, confidence, and style are so impressive that they should be considered a crime. It's a way of emphasizing how impressed the singer is and how much everyone else in the room is noticing how amazing the addressee looks.

Neyo bring the chorus bru...
Simply a call to the singer Neyo to bring the chorus back in and continue the song's catch hook.

Get them hands up
A call for all of the confident women in the room to once again raise their hands and show off their style and confidence.

Keep them hands up, uh
Reiterating the call for confident women to keep their hands up high in the air, as a symbol of their beauty and empowerment.