Rolling Stone
Hucci feat. The Weeknd Lyrics

Ooh
An exclamation expressing excitement or interest.

Yeah, yeah, yeah
An exclamation of affirmation, agreement, or insistence.

Now you're thinkin' 'bout it Girl you're thinkin' 'bout it What we got here How we fuckin' got here They recognized They just recognize I'm in a life without a home so this recognition's not enough
The singer acknowledges the listener's thoughts about their relationship, but the singer's nomadic existence prevents them from being content with just recognition. The recognition of the relationship from others does not satisfy the singer.

I don't care about nobody else 'Cause I've been on these streets way too long, too long, too long Baby, I've been on this too long
The artist has been living a tough life for a while and is so used to it that they don't care about anyone else's opinion.

'Cause getting faded too long Got me on this rolling stone So I take another hit Kill another serotonin With a hand full of beans And a chest full of weed Got me singing 'bout a bitch While I'm blowing out my steam Yeah, I know I got my issues Why you think I fuckin' flow? And I'ma keep on smoking 'til I can't hit another note
The artist has been smoking and doing drugs for so long that they feel like they are on a non-stop journey, constantly moving like a rolling stone. The artist keeps trying to kill their negative feelings by doing drugs, such as taking a hit and killing serotonin, to 'blow out steam.' They also know they have problems and use music to express their emotions.

Ooh, but until then I got you, ooh Baby, I got you, ooh Until you're used to my face And my mystery fades I got you, ooh
Despite the singer's struggles with drugs and living on the streets, they have the listener to rely on until the listener becomes familiar with the singer and there is no more mystery in their relationship.

So, baby, love me, oh Before they all love me Until you won't love me, oh Because they'll all love me, ooh I'll be different, oh I think I'll be different, ooh I hope I'm not different, oh And I hope you'll still listen
The singer is afraid to lose the listener's love when others start loving them. The singer believes they are different from others and is worried about how the listener will react to any changes that happen in the future.

But until then Baby, I got you, ooh I got you, oh, ohh Girl, I still got you, oh-ohh And I got you, ooh, woah
Despite the artist's doubts and struggles, they will always have the listener to lean on.