All My Life
Future Metro Boomin Lil Baby Lyrics
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It's Pluto forever (why don't you trust me?)
Yeah (if Young Metro don't trust you, I'm gon' shoot ya)
All my life, I grew up, nigga
All my life, I grew up 'round some steppers and some killers (all my life, I grew up)
All my life, I grew up 'round finessin' drug dealers (yeah, Pluto)
All my life, I grew up sellin' dummies, we gon' trick 'em (yeah, all my life, I grew up, nigga)
All my life, I grew up doin' the dash, goin' dumb (all my life, I grew up)
All my life, I grew up, got these pretty hoes sprung (all my life, I grew up, nigga)
All my life, I grew up, I been raised in the slums (yeah, all my life)
All my life, I grew up (what?), all my life (Lil' Mexico)
You wipin' a nostril today, you sellin' some parquet (yeah, all my life, I grew up)
We sell out The Madison Square, you sell out the Barclay (all my life, yeah)
I'm cookin' the raw today, I'm droppin' it off today, yeah (all my life, I grew up, nigga)
I come for that landscape, bitch doin' what I say (yeah, turn up)
I'm flyin' to Japan today (go), I'ma take me a Xan' today (all my life, I grew up)
I'm drankin' on syrup for breakfast (whoa), without the pancake (all my life, I grew up, nigga)
I'm so fuckin' high (yeah), I can't even see straight (whoa)
Ballin' on this shit like Johnny Manziel (whoa, tell it, all my life, I grew up, nigga)
Ain't no poser, front street like a soldier, all my life (all my life, I did it)
Ten the total, uh (what?), what's that total all in ice? (All bust)
I can mention her name (what?), make her a celebrity overnight (for life)
Seen so much pain (seen it), I got a billion in my sight (all my life, I grew up, nigga)
All my life, I grew up 'round some steppers and some killers (all my life)
All my life, I grew up 'round finessin' drug dealers (yeah, Pluto)
All my life, I grew up sellin' dummies, we gon' trick 'em (Pluto)
All my life, I grew up, all my life (super)
All my life, I grew up doin' the dash, goin' dumb (crazy)
All my life, I grew up, got these pretty hoes sprung (yeah, yeah, yeah)
All my life, I grew up, I been raised in the slums (yeah, yeah, yeah)
All my life, I grew up (trust me), all my life
You wipin' a nostril today, you sellin' some parquet (yeah, all my life, I grew up)
We sell out The Madison Square, you sell out the Barclay (all my life, yeah)
I'm cookin' the raw today, I'm droppin' it off today, yeah (all my life, I grew up, nigga)
I come for that landscape, bitch doin' what I say (yeah, Wham)
Juice up my motor, my wrist worth a quarter (skrrt)
I reach for promoters, I fuck up the streets
Comin' in late, I been hustlin' all day
She gon' run me a shower, then suck me to sleep (whoa, whoa)
So what? I hit her, I ain't do nothin' else
With a stiff arm the lil' bitch, I won't even speak
All of my life, I been hustlin'
You give me a thousand them bitches, they gone in a week
All my life, been servin'
Never my life been worried 'bout none of these niggas
All my traps still current, my outfit a bird and we got turkeys
Come through, Hellcat, donut
Me and three young niggas, know I did that first (skrrt)
All my life, been standin' up on these fuck-niggas, makin' their stomach hurt (ugh)
All my life, been servin', ask about me, I got my hood turnt
All my cars get drove in sport mode, chasin' this cash like XO
Real dope boy, I come from the era, go get it, can't sit 'round, wait on it
Bro get richer than me right now, on God, I ain't never gon' hate on him
(Wheezy outta here)
Crazy
All my life, I grew up, got these pretty hoes sprung (yeah, yeah, yeah)
All my life, I grew up, I been raised in the slums (yeah, yeah, yeah)
All my life, I grew up, all my life
All my life I grew up 'round some steppers and some killers (yeah, all my life, I grew up, nigga)
All my life, I grew up 'round finessin' drug dealers (all my life, bitch)
All my life, I grew up sellin' dummies, we gon' trick 'em (Pluto, all my life, I grew up, nigga)
All my life, I grew up, all my life (yeah, turn up)
(Trust me)
The lyrics in "All My Life" by Future, Metro Boomin, and Lil Baby delve into the harsh realities and struggles of growing up in a rough environment surrounded by violence and crime. The song opens with a reference to trust issues, exemplified by the line "if Young Metro don't trust you, I'm gon' shoot ya". This sets the tone for the narrative that follows, emphasizing the importance of loyalty and the consequences of betrayal in the singer's life.
Throughout the song, the repeated refrain "All my life, I grew up" reinforces the idea of the singer coming from a background filled with danger and illicit activities. References to being raised around "steppers and killers" and "finessin' drug dealers" paint a vivid picture of a childhood immersed in a criminal underworld where survival and deception are necessary skills for survival. The mention of "sellin' dummies" reflects a life of deception and manipulation, where the singer had to outsmart others to navigate their surroundings.
As the lyrics progress, there are glimpses of a lifestyle filled with excess and recklessness, with references to drug use, extravagant spending, and a disregard for consequences. The lines about flying to Japan, taking Xanax, and drinking syrup for breakfast illustrate a life lived on the edge, fueled by vices and indulgence. The imagery of "ballin' like Johnny Manziel" and boasting about making someone a celebrity overnight further highlight a world of glamour and instant gratification.
Despite the outward displays of wealth and bravado, there are moments of introspection and pain woven throughout the lyrics. The singer acknowledges the hardships they have faced, including experiencing immense suffering and accumulating wealth as a means of coping with their past. The song culminates in a declaration of resilience and determination, with the singer asserting their commitment to success and self-reliance in the face of adversity.
Overall, "All My Life" offers a raw and unapologetic glimpse into the tumultuous upbringing and complex emotions of the singer, as they navigate a world filled with danger, ambition, and personal struggles. The lyrics paint a vivid portrait of a life shaped by hardship and resilience, ultimately reflecting the multifaceted experiences of those who have grown up in challenging environments and strive to rise above their circumstances.
Line by Line Meaning
(Wheezy outta here)
This marks the beginning of the track, signaling a new creative vibe.
It's Pluto forever (why don't you trust me?)
There's a steadfast loyalty to his identity and origins, and he questions the skepticism others may have towards him.
Yeah (if Young Metro don't trust you, I'm gon' shoot ya)
If a trusted figure doesn't have faith in you, there are serious consequences, emphasizing loyalty and street rules.
All my life, I grew up, nigga
He's reflecting on his entire life journey, grounded in authenticity and struggle.
All my life, I grew up 'round some steppers and some killers (all my life, I grew up)
He was raised among individuals who are tough and ready to act violently if necessary, highlighting a harsh upbringing.
All my life, I grew up 'round finessin' drug dealers (yeah, Pluto)
He was surrounded by cunning drug dealers who knew how to manipulate situations for their advantage.
All my life, I grew up sellin' dummies, we gon' trick 'em (yeah, all my life, I grew up, nigga)
He engaged in deceitful practices such as selling counterfeit products to unsuspecting customers.
All my life, I grew up, all my life (all my life)
Reiterating his lifelong experiences as a core part of his identity.
All my life, I grew up doin' the dash, goin' dumb (all my life, I grew up)
He lived a reckless lifestyle, often breaking the law and engaging in wild behavior.
All my life, I grew up, got these pretty hoes sprung (all my life, I grew up, nigga)
He's experienced romantic success, often attracting beautiful women due to his lifestyle.
All my life, I grew up, I been raised in the slums (yeah, all my life)
His upbringing in impoverished neighborhoods has shaped his experiences and perspectives.
You wipin' a nostril today, you sellin' some parquet (yeah, all my life, I grew up)
Observing someone engaged in drug use and potentially dealing fake or low-quality substances.
We sell out The Madison Square, you sell out the Barclay (all my life, yeah)
He boasts about achieving high levels of success, filling iconic venues in contrast to lesser achievements.
I'm cookin' the raw today, I'm droppin' it off today, yeah (all my life, I grew up, nigga)
He's actively involved in the production and distribution of drugs, highlighting his ongoing hustle.
I come for that landscape, bitch doin' what I say (yeah, turn up)
He demands compliance and control in his environment, asserting dominance.
I'm flyin' to Japan today (go), I'ma take me a Xan' today (all my life, I grew up)
Indulging in a lavish lifestyle that includes international travel and substance use.
I'm drankin' on syrup for breakfast (whoa), without the pancake (all my life, I grew up, nigga)
He describes an unconventional routine marked by drug use, implying recklessness and excess.
I'm so fuckin' high (yeah), I can't even see straight (whoa)
The effects of substances impairing his perception and sense of reality.
Ballin' on this shit like Johnny Manziel (whoa, tell it, all my life, I grew up, nigga)
Comparing his confident success and lifestyle to that of a high-profile athlete known for his indulgence.
Ain't no poser, front street like a soldier, all my life (all my life, I did it)
He emphasizes authenticity in his character, asserting his readiness to face challenges bravely.
Ten the total, uh (what?), what's that total all in ice? (All bust)
He discusses wealth, alluding to the value of expensive jewelry ('ice') as a symbol of status.
I can mention her name (what?), make her a celebrity overnight (for life)
By associating with him, someone could gain fame and recognition instantly.
Seen so much pain (seen it), I got a billion in my sight (all my life, I grew up, nigga)
He has experienced significant suffering but remains focused on achieving substantial wealth.
All my life, I grew up 'round some steppers and some killers (all my life)
Repeating his association with dangerous individuals, reiterating the gravity of his upbringing.
All my life, I grew up 'round finessin' drug dealers (yeah, Pluto)
Reinforcing his claim of being raised amidst overly clever and manipulative drug traffickers.
All my life, I grew up sellin' dummies, we gon' trick 'em (Pluto)
An ongoing recount of his minor criminal activities, illustrating persistence in deception.
All my life, I grew up, all my life (super)
Affirmation of his lived experiences, serving as motivation for his actions.
All my life, I grew up doin' the dash, goin' dumb (crazy)
Living recklessly and thrill-seeking, a hallmark of his formative experiences.
All my life, I grew up, got these pretty hoes sprung (yeah, yeah, yeah)
Illustrating how his experiences have led to appealing qualities that attract women.
All my life, I grew up, I been raised in the slums (yeah, yeah, yeah)
Reiterating the challenges of his background, shaping his identity.
All my life, I grew up (trust me), all my life
An honest declaration of his consistency and perseverance throughout life.
You wipin' a nostril today, you sellin' some parquet (yeah, all my life, I grew up)
Observing the prevalent drug culture, where individuals resort to low-quality substances.
We sell out The Madison Square, you sell out the Barclay (all my life, yeah)
Contrasting high-level success in music venues with smaller scales of achievement.
I'm cookin' the raw today, I'm droppin' it off today, yeah (all my life, I grew up, nigga)
Reiterating ongoing involvement in drug production and distribution.
I come for that landscape, bitch doin' what I say (yeah, Wham)
Projecting dominance while expecting compliance in his surroundings.
Juice up my motor, my wrist worth a quarter (skrrt)
Revving up his ambitions, emphasizing wealth symbolized by expensive jewelry.
I reach for promoters, I fuck up the streets
He actively engages with industry influencers, causing shifts in the urban environment.
Comin' in late, I been hustlin' all day
Arriving home after a long day of hard work and entrepreneurship.
She gon' run me a shower, then suck me to sleep (whoa, whoa)
Expressing a carefree attitude towards intimacy and relationships after a long day.
So what? I hit her, I ain't do nothin' else
Acknowledging a casual encounter without emotional attachment.
With a stiff arm the lil' bitch, I won't even speak
Dismissing drama and confrontation, maintaining a nonchalant demeanor.
All of my life, I been hustlin'
Highlighting a persistent work ethic driven by necessity and ambition.
You give me a thousand them bitches, they gone in a week
Indicating a fast-paced lifestyle where money comes and goes quickly.
All my life, been servin'
A life dedicated to the act of selling, both drugs and lifestyle.
Never my life been worried 'bout none of these niggas
Expressing indifference to the opinions or actions of others in his environment.
All my traps still current, my outfit a bird and we got turkeys
Describing the ongoing success of his operations, with 'bird' and 'turkeys' referencing types of drugs.
Come through, Hellcat, donut
Driving a powerful car and showcasing skillful driving tricks.
Me and three young niggas, know I did that first (skrrt)
Proudly claiming to be a trendsetter among peers, asserting his leadership.
All my life, been standin' up on these fuck-niggas, makin' their stomach hurt (ugh)
Confronting those he sees as weak or unworthy, exerting dominance.
All my life, been servin', ask about me, I got my hood turnt
His reputation is built on consistent actions, making an impact in his community.
All my cars get drove in sport mode, chasin' this cash like XO
Living life in the fast lane, always pursuing wealth and luxury.
Real dope boy, I come from the era, go get it, can't sit 'round, wait on it
Identifying as an authentic hustler, who believes in actively seeking opportunities.
Bro get richer than me right now, on God, I ain't never gon' hate on him
Acknowledging the success of others without jealousy, embracing a supportive mentality.
(Wheezy outta here)
Ending the track on a high note, signaling a conclusive closure to the narrative.
Crazy
Summing up the wild experiences described throughout the song, emphasizing the intensity.
All my life, I grew up, got these pretty hoes sprung (yeah, yeah, yeah)
Reiteration of his success with women due to his lifestyle, cementing the ongoing theme.
All my life, I grew up, I been raised in the slums (yeah, yeah, yeah)
Reinforcing the foundations of his upbringing, which shaped his identity.
All my life, I grew up, all my life
A consistent reminder of his past experiences that define him.
All my life I grew up 'round some steppers and some killers (yeah, all my life, I grew up, nigga)
Continuing to affirm the formidable influence and presence of tough individuals in his life.
All my life, I grew up 'round finessin' drug dealers (all my life, bitch)
Reiterating his life experiences around manipulative characters, solidifying this theme.
All my life, I grew up sellin' dummies, we gon' trick 'em (Pluto, all my life, I grew up, nigga)
Consistently engaging in deceptive practices to survive in his environment.
All my life, I grew up, all my life (yeah, turn up)
Final affirmation of his life narrative, celebrating resilience and tenacity.
(Trust me)
Encouraging belief in his experiences and the truths he shares in the song.
Lyrics © TUNECORE INC
Written by: Leland Wayne, Nayvadius Wilburn
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
@glocktavious
Lil baby need to make an album with metro
@em_fr1
Been sayin ts
@Synsei7
Call that shit hardest there ever was 😂🔥
@dixon221
THEY DON'T DO BEAT SWITCHES, THEY DO ALBUM SWITCHES 🔥
@pbsmlj
Tough 🤙
@fame2135
No because they literally did beat switches lol
@Retroactive93
Gun switches
@EH_1995
This the Future the world need. I can't explain how hard this goes.
@wesendhits
It’s been on repeat for a while now
@icymayne
Facts