Big Rings
Future Lyrics

Yeah
The singer agrees with something previously mentioned or asked.

I know we just signed a deal but
Although the singer has just signed a deal, they still need money from the next one.

I need my advance on the next one too, they know I'ma be around
The singer is confident in their future success and expects to be around for a while.

Yeah
The artist reiterates their previous agreement or affirmation.

I need it (Metro Boomin want some more, nigga)
The artist emphasizes their desire for more money with a reference to their producer wanting more success as well.

'Cause I got a really big team
The singer has a large group of people they work with and rely on.

And they need some really big rings
The singer's team needs big, flashy symbols of their success.

They need some really nice things
The artist and their team want to enjoy the spoils of their hard work in the form of luxury items.

Better be comin' with no strings
The artist and their team want to avoid any negative consequences or obligations that may come with their success and rewards.

We need some really nice things
The artist repeats their desire for luxurious rewards.

We need some really big rings
The singer repeats their desire for flashy symbols of their success.

I got a really big team
The artist emphasizes once again that they have a large group of people they work with and rely on.

Man what a time
The singer reflects on the current era and its opportunities for success.

To be alive
The singer is grateful for their life and the opportunities it has presented them.

You and yours
The singer addresses a group of people who are not part of their team or inner circle.

Vs. Me and mine
The artist contrasts their own team and allies with those of others.

Are we talkin' teams?
The artist asks a rhetorical question about the discussion at hand.

Oh you switchin' sides?
The singer accuses someone of betraying their alliance or loyalty.

Wanna come with me?
The singer invites someone to join their team or alliance instead, with a mixture of pride and intimidation.

Look at the smile on me
The artist is pleased with themselves and their position of power and influence.

Look at the owl on me
The artist is referencing the symbol of the owl, which represents both power and wisdom.

I do not chase girls
The artist is not interested in pursuing romantic relationships.

But they run a mile for me
Despite not seeking it out, the singer still attracts romantic attention and admiration from others.

Say she gon' ride for me
The artist mentions someone who is committed to them and willing to support them through their journey.

I'll buy the tires for you
The singer is willing to provide financial support and resources for their allies' needs.

This game is different, you only get one shot when niggas gon' foul on you
The singer illustrates the high stakes and risks of their industry, emphasizing that there is little room for error or mistakes.

Man fuck 'em all
The singer expresses disdain and disregard for their enemies and detractors.

Man we want it all
The artist and their team have high ambitions and are motivated to achieve as much success as possible.

Don't get too involved
The artist warns others not to interfere or meddle in their business and affairs.

We gon' knock you off
The singer threatens retaliation or harm towards their enemies and detractors.

And to top it all
The singer emphasizes that they have even more to gain and achieve through their efforts.

I'm with all the dawgs
The artist is loyal to their team and allies, and will not turn against them.

It's a new season
The artist is optimistic about the future and recognizes that there are new opportunities to take advantage of.

And we still breathin'
The artist is grateful that they and their team are still alive, and taking advantage of the chances they have.

I'm drinkin' lean
The singer admits to consuming drugs, specifically codeine mixed with soda or candy.

They thought I died
The artist hints at rumors or speculation that they had died or experienced tragedy, but turns this into a boast of their resilience and continued success.

I run with kidnappers
The singer reveals that they associate with dangerous and illegal individuals who have been involved with kidnapping.

I'm talkin' 'bout kidnappers
'Kidnappers' is repeated for emphasis, highlighting the singer's involvement with this type of activity.

I'm talkin' 'bout murderin' niggas
The singer admits to participating in or endorsing murder.

I'm talkin' 'bout carjackers
The artist reveals that they have connections to individuals who steal cars by force.

You just a battle rapper
The artist insults someone else's skills and profession in comparison to their own success and status.

I'm an official trapper
The singer portrays themselves as an expert in the drug trade and criminal underworld.

Niggas be droppin' subliminals, nigga
The singer notes that some others in the industry may be addressing them indirectly or through hints in their music, but the singer takes this as a sign of weakness and fear.

They're just some jibber jabber
The artist dismisses these indirect or subtle remarks as meaningless and irrelevant.

We take a Mellow Yellow
The artist references a popular soda brand made by Coca-Cola.

Then fill it with red forever-ever
The artist boasts about dyeing their soda red with codeine, as a symbol of their wealth and status.

These niggas is jealous, jealous
The singer accuses others of being envious of their success and status, repeating 'jealous' for emphasis.

Man these niggas is scared, they tellin'-tellin'
The artist accuses others of being scared or cowardly, and 'tellin'' refers to snitching or informing on others, which the artist views as a sign of weakness.

I fuck a chick up every day
The singer boasts of their sexual conquests and relations, but the use of 'fuck up' could also suggest violence or aggression in these encounters.

I bought some ice when the feds came
The singer admits to purchasing jewelry when law enforcement began to investigate or scrutinize their activities.

I bought that big new Celine, I got some rings, I got racks like Serena
The singer lists some of their luxurious possessions, including a handbag brand and multiple rings, while also comparing their wealth to that of a successful and rich tennis player, Serena Williams.

All of my rings Aquafina, my bitch Aquafina
The artist references the popular water brand, Aquafina, to describe the 'sparkling' quality of their rings and the beauty of their significant other.

Pluto and Jupiter, I go to Venus
The artist references the planets, emphasizing their grandiose lifestyle and possibly alluding to the idea of traveling or moving through different areas of the solar system or galaxy.

Fresh out the store but I'm not out the cleaners
The singer has new or freshly purchased items, but they still need to be cleaned or maintained.

Who keepin' score 'cause these niggas, they losin'
The singer dismisses the value of keeping track or monitoring their rivals' success or failures, and claims that their rivals are ultimately losing in comparison to themselves.