Send It Up
God/Kanye West Lyrics
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Yuh lost
Rock star bitch call me Elvis
M.O.B, she call me selfish
Success got 'em jealous
Shorty's killing, while I'm drilling
Tattoos, how they break the news
Last night my bitches came in twos
And they both suck like they came to lose
Dropped out the first day of school
'Cause niggas got cocaine to move
I be going hard, I got a name to prove
Killing 'em, honey how I make the pain improve
We can send this bitch up, it can't go down
We can send this bitch up, it can't go down
This the greatest shit in the club
Since "In Da Club"
It's so packed I might ride around
On my bodyguard's back like Prince in the club
She say "Can you get my friends in the club?"
I say "Can you get my Benz in the club?"
If not, treat your friends like my Benz
Park they ass outside 'til the evening end
When I go raw, I like to leave it in
When I wake up, I like to go again
When I go to work, she gotta call it in
She can't go to work, same clothes again
And her heart colder than the souls of men
Louboutin on the toes again
Tight dress dancing close to him
Yeezus just rose again
We can send this bitch up, it can't go down
Memories don't live like people do
They always 'member you
Whether things are good or bad
It's just the memories that you have
Memories don't live like people do
They always 'member you
Whether things are good or bad
It's just the memories that you have
The lyrics to "Send It Up" by God/Kanye West are predominantly about his success, fame, and his lifestyle that accompanies it. He mentions how "success got 'em jealous" and "shorty's killing while I'm drilling," highlighting how people are envious of his achievements, and he is living the high life with women and money. The lines "rock star bitch call me Elvis" and "this the greatest shit in the club since 'In Da Club'" serve as references to the cultural impact Kanye West's music has had, and how he has become an icon in the music industry. He talks about how his associates sell drugs, and he dropped out of school as there was money to be made outside of it. He then talks about how he goes "hard" and "kills" it, proving his name's importance and making sure that he continues to be successful.
The chorus "We can send this bitch up, it can't go down" repeatedly emphasizes that he is at the top, ruling the music industry, and nothing can bring him down. He talks about how memorable he is by mentioning the line, "memories don't live like people do, they always 'member you," and it's the memories that one must cherish. Overall, the song brings to light the lifestyle that comes with being a successful musician and how difficult it is to maintain yourself on the top.
Line by Line Meaning
Reliving the past
Thinking about past experiences and memories
Yuh lost
You are lost and confused
Rock star bitch call me Elvis
I am a rockstar and I am compared to Elvis Presley
M.O.B, she call me selfish
I am focused on making money, and some people see me as selfish for it
Success got 'em jealous
People are envious of my success
Shorty's killing, while I'm drilling
My girl is attractive and turning heads, while I am focused on my work
Tattoos, how they break the news
My tattoos convey a certain message about me
It was real if you made the news
If it was reported in the media, it must have been real
Last night my bitches came in twos
I had two girls with me last night
And they both suck like they came to lose
They were both very good at performing oral sex
Dropped out the first day of school
I did not finish school
'Cause niggas got cocaine to move
There were other opportunities to make money besides finishing school
I be going hard, I got a name to prove
I am working very hard to prove myself and my reputation
Killing 'em, honey how I make the pain improve
I am very successful and my success is causing other people pain and jealousy
We can send this bitch up, it can't go down
We can party and have a good time, nothing can bring us down
This the greatest shit in the club
This is the best thing happening in the club
Since "In Da Club"
Comparing the greatness of the moment to the success of 50 Cent's "In da Club"
It's so packed I might ride around
The club is very crowded
On my bodyguard's back like Prince in the club
I will ride on my bodyguard's back like Prince did in one of his music videos
She say "Can you get my friends in the club?"
Someone asks if I can get their friends into the club
I say "Can you get my Benz in the club?"
I respond by asking if they can park my Benz in the club
If not, treat your friends like my Benz
If you can't get my car in, then your friends can't come in either
Park they ass outside 'til the evening end
They can wait outside until the club closes
When I go raw, I like to leave it in
When I have sex without a condom, I like to ejaculate inside
When I wake up, I like to go again
I have a high sex drive and want to have sex again in the morning
When I go to work, she gotta call it in
If I have sex before going to work, she needs to call in and let them know I'll be late
She can't go to work, same clothes again
The woman I had sex with can't go to work the next day because she doesn't have any clean clothes
And her heart colder than the souls of men
She is heartless
Louboutin on the toes again
She is wearing Louboutin shoes
Tight dress dancing close to him
She is dancing very close to me
Yeezus just rose again
I am like a god and I have risen again
Memories don't live like people do
Memories are different from real life experiences
They always 'member you
Memories always remember you
Whether things are good or bad
Whether memories are positive or negative
It's just the memories that you have
What you remember is what shapes you as a person
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, CONCORD MUSIC PUBLISHING LLC, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, REACH MUSIC PUBLISHING, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: Moses Anthony Davis, Thomas Bangalter, Guy Manuel Homem Christo, Michael G. Dean, Rennard L. East, Alejandro Ghersi, Louis Johnson, Mike Levy, Elon Rutberg, Sakiya Sandifer, Kanye Omari West, Jerry Butler, John W. Bristol, John Henry Jr. Glover, Sly Dunba
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ROUX SHANKLE
this is godly
Ryan T Rusty
sounds so much more sinister
Graveyard Shift
Wish it had the intro from the final version
RB
bruh