Planet Paradise
GoldLink Lyrics

(Oh GoldLink spank me like you hate me)
A sexually suggestive line used to engage the audience and represents the singer's confident and powerful persona as an artist.

Welcome to Planet Paradise, where, we have the best arts in the Milky Way (Planet Paradise)
Planet Paradise is a place where artistic expression is highly valued and encouraged, standing out as the destination where creativity and artistry are at its best.

Planet Paradise (Planet Paradise, Planet Paradise baby)
Repeating the name of Planet Paradise, highlighting the greatness of the place and reinforcing the idea of the artistic haven that it represents.

The baby daddy's back
The artist is back and ready to take charge as they refer to themselves as "baby daddy," representing their dominance and authority as a male figure.

Your baby daddy's back
This line is a direct statement to the audience, suggesting that the artist is taking control of the situation and commanding the attention of their fans.

Oh, God, shout out to the squad Real niggas dying every day, we pray to God
Acknowledging the challenges that come with living in a society that is not fair to marginalized groups, while asking for strength and protection from a higher power.

See, I rock GoldLink with my fur black mink Scottsdale beep, kick it with a low-down freak Got her wilding pop pop, off to college, got her hollering Calling out my name, unless she really says she all up in
The singer is describing their luxurious lifestyle, highlighting their ability to attract women and the power they hold in their relationship. They also mention the idea of unbridled desire and control over their partner's behavior.

Push the chang out, brought my kick game out Brought it back to '96, the first 12s came out Had to call my niggas, cooling it with my kickers Had to call my connect, had to show my respect
The artist is describing their passion for sneakers and the effort they take in staying up to date with the latest trends. They also mention the importance of loyalty and honoring relationships while incorporating hip-hop culture into their style.

And we next to take the throne, now I gotta keep up Bad bitch keeper, I don't think I deserve But I gotta keep her, eat her like my desert 'Cause I'm cooling it while my niggas roll the reefer Used to Pac compare me but I beg to differ
The artist is acknowledging their success and therefore the pressure to maintain it, particularly in their relationships. They describe having an attractive partner that they don't feel worthy of but are compelled to keep nonetheless. They also mention their laid-back approach to life, particularly with smoking weed, and the pressure they feel to live up to the legends before them.

Flow shift, switch, got a tame it like a bitch I hit, I split that shit, lickidy whip I went straight in, who can go in like me? Rocking and rocking up on the beat And my neighbors hit my door 'cause they hear me when they sleep Fuck with the elite, while I kick it, Bruce Lee
The artist is describing their style of rapping, which involves changes in the flow, as well as the difficulty in mastering it. They also mention the impact their music has on others, even disturbing their neighbors. They describe themselves as part of the elite, standing out and being unique, using Bruce Lee as a metaphor.

Fuck a CMB, I'm circled with the winners of the DMV Flip the torch ad well of course I had to take your bitch, nigga You was loafing, I was pimping, then I ask myself Mirror mirror on the wall
The singer is rejecting the idea of being associated with a particular group and instead wants to highlight the people around them who are winning. They describe their ability to seduce women and take them from weak men. They also use the mirror as a metaphor to question their behavior.

How many sucka motherfuckas do I call and And as the sun rise as I go to sleep I hit the creep creep after dinner with your bitch Fucked her on your bed while I skeeted on your sheets And I'm so discreet, beat it by the beat Tell my nigga please
The artist is contemplating their successful seduction of women and taking pride in their ability to keep their actions secret. They are asking their friend, discreetly, to keep quiet about their escapades.

Gimme the gimme the bucks and I'ma stuff 'em in my trunk And I'ma hit 'em with that 40 clip cal pump What the fuck is up nigga, fuck your whole team Done taking shots, living lavish my team
The singer is bragging about their wealth, highlighting their ability to use guns and power to protect themselves and their money. They also reject the idea of negative comments or threats.

Never sell a dream, shit ain't what it seems Popping and popping and load a pistol steady cocking at you demons While you're trying to catch my semen I ain't into twatching and the Tweeting and your cheating Rather catch your ass slipping in the streets, approach the scene And then I cuff ya, I bust ya
The singer is rejecting the idea of indulging in aspirations that don't match with reality. They describe their use of guns, highlighting their ability to control their environment and to protect themselves from threats. They also prefer in-person confrontation compared to online snitching and holding cheaters responsible.

Rolling up the tree and then I cuff ya, I snuff ya Fucking up your waves, cut off all your dreads Then you catch your girl up in the alley giving head Shit is crazy when you beefing Don't cry, dry your eyes The hero's here nigga Now the city's all mine
The singer is describing their ability to handle and dominate their enemies, using violence and power to destroy their identity and reputation. They also take pride in acquiring another man's girlfriend, highlighting their seductive skills. They offer reassurance to their enemy not to cry because they are there to save the day.

Flow go through your spine Never wine and dine You heard the last song so you know the bitch is fine
The artist is proud of their music and its effect on the audience, causing them to feel a sense of excitement and impact. They also reject the idea of wine and dine, suggesting they don't need material possessions to impress others, and use colloquial words to describe the high-quality nature of their work.

Oh, God, shout out to the squad Real niggas dying every day, we pray to God Oh, God, shout out to the squad Real niggas dying every day, we pray to God Oh, God, shout out to the squad Real niggas dying every day, we pray to God Oh, God, shout out to the squad Real niggas dying every day, we pray to God
Repeating the chorus to emphasize the idea of prayer and the challenges of living in a society where marginalized people die every day. They also thank their team and praise their loyalty in the face of adversity.