Ain't Yo Bidness
Insane Clown Posse Lyrics

Rude boy sittin' pancaked on 23's
A man sitting on large wheels in his car

Clown love to Chicago juggalos
The singer (a member of Insane Clown Posse) sends love to fans in Chicago who are also juggalos, meaning fans of ICP

We underground like blaze
ICP is an underground music group like Blaze Ya Dead Homie

My dead homie
The artist mentions their dead friend

And yours
The artist assumes the listener also has a dead friend

We dead
The singer and their friend are dead (likely a reference to ICP's frequent use of the concept of the Dark Carnival and the idea that all people will face judgment after death)

We dead, no wait a minute, we don't die!
An extension of the above sentiment - the singer and their friend are dead, but they don't truly die because they believe in living on through their music and their impact on fans

Maybe I like bloody, murder music
The artist enjoys violent music with dark themes

You know shit like 'stab your fuckin' eye'
The artist gives an example of a violent song they might enjoy

Maybe I like eatin' shit like Tylenol PM's
The artist mentions potentially abusing over-the-counter medication to get high

'Cause 5 or 6 will get you high
Clarifying the above statement by explaining how many pills are needed for the desired effect

Maybe I like punchin' people I don't even know
The artist enjoys fighting even strangers

I knock em flat up fuckin' out (pah)
The singer is good at fighting and can knock people out with a single punch

Tuck some money in they jacket with a note
The singer gives an unsettling gesture after fighting by leaving money and a note to say they were releasing some aggression

That simply reads 'I had to let some anger out' (sorry)
The contents of the aforementioned note and the singer adds the word 'sorry' to soften the message

Maybe I only hang with weirdos, and hoodlums
The artist chooses to surround themselves with people society might find strange or criminal

And junkies, I keep em be my side (what up)
The artist associates with drug addicts and greets them

Maybe mam doesn't understand a friend is hard to come by
The singer thinks their mom doesn't understand the importance of having friends

So I'll keep what I can find (my boys)
The singer values their friends and holds them close

Maybe I got two felonies, tattoos on my neck
The artist has a criminal record, including visible tattoos on their neck

And I always paint my face
The artist frequently paints their face in the style of a clown

Can I still date your daughter?
The artist asks if they can still pursue a romantic relationship with the listener's daughter despite their past and appearance

I mean I think I outta, I like the way she taste
The singer seems to make a joke about wanting to eat the listener's daughter

Ain't yo business How I act!
The chorus of the song - the artist tells the listener that their actions are none of their business

Ain't yo business Don't get slapped!
The singer warns the listener not to interfere, otherwise they may get hit

Ain't yo concern What we do
As above

Less you want yo Face slapped too!
The singer reinforces their warning by threatening violence again

Maybe I don't even like you, but I gotta front
The artist might not like the person they're speaking to, but has to pretend they do for the sake of their music career

'Cause you're a record label guy (motherfucker)
The artist is specifically referencing someone they have to interact with in the music industry

What if I dragged you by the hair, into the street
The singer fantasizes about committing an act of violence against the person they're talking to

And beat your ass, and put a boot up in your eye (puh! Bitch!)
The singer continues to describe their fantasy of violence with added sound effects

Maybe I would rather fuck a Missy Elliot before a Toni 'Braxton'
The artist jokes (?) about their sexual preferences

Maybe I would rather fuck a Macy Grey before a Janet 'Jackson'
As above, using different female musicians

Maybe I don't have no self esteem so I like to pick on everybody else
The artist suggests that they bully others due to their own lack of self-esteem

Maybe when I was a boy Underneath my shirt I had bruises and welts 'oh' (it's ok)
The singer references potential childhood abuse (represented by the 'bruises and welts' under their shirt) and tries to reassure themselves that it's okay or normal

Maybe I was hungry, bottom barrel poor, and my mom was always sick
The artist talks about their difficult upbringing, and implies these struggles as reasons for their current behavior

Maybe I'm lying I'm just trying to find an excuse to be a dick, I'm a dick - dick
The singer admits that they may be creating false reasons to justify their behavior, and reaffirms that they are simply a cruel person

Maybe I'm upset that you left me
The singer hints that they've been hurt or rejected by the person they're addressing

I'll hang myself right above your bed
The singer uses disturbing language to describe potentially suicidal thoughts

"you should try suicide"
The artist directly references suicide as an action the listener might take, adding to their disturbing and violent persona

From the ceiling fan, so I'll be swingin' when you walk by
The artist graphically elaborates on their suicide fantasy, making the image more disturbing

I might kick you in the head (stook!)
The singer expands on their aggressive fantasy by adding another, more specific act of violence

Maybe I got seven therapists, I been committed But manager he got me free (double a yall)
The singer describes past experiences with mental health professionals, but jokes that their manager intervened to avoid legal or psychiatric consequences

Is pills a day, I get so dizzy and high Sometimes I can't even see, (i gotta sit down)
The artist describes prescription drug use and the side effects they experience from it