About Where Ya At
Future Lyrics

I don't wanna hear all that, I don't wanna hear none of that Talkin' to cameras like "What you need?" and all that shit Fuck that shit, nah, I don't remember none of that shit
The singer does not want to hear any of the talk, including when people try to present a certain persona in front of cameras, because the singer does not care and does not remember any of it.

Where your ass was at, dog, when niggas wouldn't feed me? Where your ass was at, dog, when bitches didn't need me? Where your ass was at, dog, when niggas tried to run off? Where your ass was at, dog? You made me pull this gun out
The singer is questioning where someone was during times of hardship, betrayal, and conflict, and blames this person for their own actions, such as forcing the singer to use violence as a means of protection.

Where your ass was at, dog, you went and switched sides? Where your ass was at, dog, when niggas spread lies on me? Where your ass was at, dog, when the bodies came sliding? Where your ass was at, dog, when I was serving pies?
The singer is highlighting instances in which someone betrayed, slandered, or was absent during moments of struggle, and questions their loyalty and commitment to the singer's wellbeing.

Where your ass was at, dog, when I was in the Pyrex? Where your ass was at, dog, when I was drinking Hi-Tech? Where your ass was at, dog? You came through the projects Where your ass at? We keep that fully loaded contracts
The artist is reminiscing on past experiences of cooking drugs and consuming codeine syrup, while also mentioning someone who came through to the artist's poor neighborhood, but still remains wary and alert at all times for potential danger.

Had her rain dance on the dick, ass jolly Running through the pussy like a nigga goin' jogging Fuck a little Louis, put it in a bitch pocket Put a pic with me on the 'Gram, now you popping
The artist boasts of sexual conquests and using money to impress, taking photos with women on social media to gain popularity and status.

Where your ass was at when I was trapping in the store? Had to struggle to get where I'm at and sell dope Jackie Chan moves got game in the choke Gas rolling up in the blunt, Amoco
The singer reflects on the challenges of selling drugs and comes across as proud of their success, using martial arts skills to defend themselves and finding pleasure in smoking marijuana with a brand name.

12 tryna come in the spot, we ain't opening up the door Burglar bar doors got my young nigga confident Juugin' out the stove and we still bangin', honest Blowing on the O, yo, we call that hoe an onion
The singer and their associates are cautious of police and use reinforced doors for safety, still engaging in illegal activity while remaining truthful, and smoking a lot of weed while referring to it as a pungent term.

Man, where your ass was at when we took the city over? Where your ass was at when all they'd ask was "what's the hold up?" Where your ass was at when niggas first got the news? Now your ass around because we're paying back dues
The artist asks where someone was during the time the artist's crew took over the rap game, when everyone was curious about their movements, and accuses this person of only appearing when they can benefit from the artist's success.

Where were you? When all the dogs needed help Lawyers and the commissary ain't gon' pay itself Where your ass was at when we recorded in the bathroom? Where your ass was at? I take attendance like a classroom
The artist ponders where someone was during times of need, such as when lawyers and money were necessary, and mocks them for not being present during times of recording, comparing their absence to a classroom attendance record.

Man, I ain't got no choice 'Cause nowadays I swear this shit done changed up for the boy I'm self-made, selfish with my women, self-employed I'll buy the neighbor's house if they complain about the noise
The artist acknowledges that they have no other options at this point and are adapting to the changing circumstances they face. They declare their self-reliance and independence, and their ability to do whatever they want without caring about the opinions of others.

60 for a walk through, bitch don't panic Had them bitches fall through fucking like a savage Heard you tryna swim in the ocean no jacket Heard that nigga came through squeezing on a ratchet Heard that nigga came through squeezing on a ratchet Serve a lot of dog food, call you a mutt Where your ass was at dog, when I was on my come-up? The reason I'm here today 'cause I ain't never gave up
The singer boasts of the money they make from appearances and sleeping with women, and shows contempt for someone who is trying to do something risky without taking proper precautions. The singer also brags about dealing drugs and remains proud of their tenacity and determination that led them to their current success.

Where your ass was at dog, when niggas wouldn't feed me? Where your ass was at dog, when bitches didn't need me? Where your ass was at dog, when niggas tried to run off? Where your ass was at dog? You made me pull this gun out
The artist reiterates the common theme of questioning someone's whereabouts during difficult times, and again holds that person accountable for forcing them to resort to violence when necessary.

Where you ass was at, when I was trapping in the store? Had to struggle to get to where I'm at and sell dope Juugin' out the stove and we still bangin', honest Blowing on the O, yo, we call that hoe an onion
The singer reflects on past struggles of selling drugs and comes off as proud of what they achieved, always remaining truthful and smoking weed while referring to it with another pungent name.