Violet
Isaac App Lyrics

Violet
Referring to the color violet, which is a symbol of mystery and secrecy. It represents what the artist shows to others, not what he keeps to himself.

That's what we show, not private
The artist wants to keep his private life separate from his public life. He only shows the public what he wants them to see.

Better keep to yourself, stay silent
The artist advises others to keep to themselves and not reveal too much about their personal lives. This is to avoid unwanted attention and criticism.

If it come to the wealth, get violent, start riots
The artist suggests that people will do anything to gain wealth, even resort to violence and riots. This shows a darker side of society's obsession with money.

This why my money my outlet
The artist uses his wealth as his outlet or means of expression. He shows off his wealth through his outfits and possessions.

Only show my colors on outfit
The artist only reveals his true self through his clothing and personal style, not through his words or actions.

I would put my life for the outbid, this my shit
The artist is willing to risk his life to win an auction or get the best deal. His money and possessions are very important to him.

Raised up inna DEBT
The artist grew up in a state of debt and financial instability.

And the check on my feet that's Nike
The only valuable possession the artist has is a pair of Nike shoes that he wears with pride.

Fake rich but a muhfucka can't see
The artist appears to be wealthy and successful, but in reality, he is struggling financially.

Where the cash gon' flow on the nightly
The artist is unsure where his money is going and how it is being spent.

Eyes veer to the fear of a white tee
The artist is afraid of being judged for his appearance, particularly a plain white t-shirt which may be seen as a symbol of poverty.

Mind steer from the fear, not poverty
The artist tries to overcome his fear of poverty by focusing on other things and not letting it control his life.

Pray to God you won't ever get see me
The artist does not want others to see him struggling or in a state of poverty.

On the phone tryna get back the bank fee
The artist is trying to get back money that he was charged in bank fees. This shows how even small fees can have a big impact on someone struggling financially.

Single parent but it's not apparent
The artist grew up with a single parent, but it was not obvious to others unless they were in his home and could witness the struggles that his family faced.

Less you in the crib where them walls were tearin
Unless you were inside the artist's home, you would not know about the struggles and hardships that his family faced.

House barren, love transparent
The artist's home was empty and lacking in many resources, but his family's love for each other was clear and present.

She was workin though, we never time sparring
Even though the artist's mother was working hard to support their family, they struggled to find time to spend together as a result.

I was nineteen
The artist is referencing a specific time in his life when he was nineteen years old.

When it got to me
Something happened in the artist's life when he was nineteen that had a profound impact on him and his views on money and success.

Saw us boasting but we fake free
The artist and his peers were pretending to be free and successful, but were really struggling in their personal lives.

No fake tees but some fake love
The artist and his friends did not wear fake designer clothing, but they did fake their love and friendship for each other.

And I couldn't help but feel not enough
Despite his efforts to fit in and appear successful, the artist still felt like he was not enough and was struggling internally with his own self-worth.

Not enough, I put in work to conceal the bluff
The artist felt like he was not enough, but worked hard to hide that from others and appear confident and successful.

180 what I would consider tough
The artist had to completely change his mindset and outlook on life in order to overcome his feelings of inadequacy.

We trapped in a wheel but it's muted, hush
The artist and his peers feel like they are stuck in a cycle of poverty and struggle, but nobody is talking about it or addressing the issue.

This money appeal, we applying blush
The artist and his friends are obsessed with money and the appearance of wealth, even though they don't actually have a lot of money themselves.

I heal these wounds with a fake crutch
The artist uses fake designer clothing and material possessions to try to fill the void and heal his emotional wounds.

My canvas it bloom with single touch of
The artist is able to express himself and his creativity through his personal style and fashion choices.

What's the price for a happy life
The artist is questioning the cost of a happy life and whether it's worth sacrificing certain things in order to achieve financial success.

I used to chase money now I'm thinking twice
The artist used to prioritize making money over everything else, but is now reconsidering whether that's the right approach for him.

My advice to reach paradise
The artist is offering his advice to others on how to find happiness and fulfillment in life.

Stay mindful of what you sacrifice
The artist is cautioning others to be aware of what they are giving up in order to achieve their goals, and whether it's worth it in the end.

Cause I seen it close
The artist has witnessed firsthand the negative consequences of pursuing material success at all costs.

River eyes wanting money most
The artist has seen many people become consumed by their desire for money and material possessions.

Maybe setup on the honey coast
The artist suggests that people who prioritize money and material possessions may end up in favorable and luxurious situations, but they are not truly happy.

Sip wine while the bloody roast
Even though people may appear successful and wealthy on the surface, they may be dealing with internal struggles and pain.

Let's toast
The artist is making a sarcastic comment, suggesting that it's time to celebrate the superficial and meaningless aspects of life.

That's the mentality
The artist is referring to the mindset of those who prioritize money and material possessions above all else.

Within the family
The artist is pointing out that this mindset is often passed down from generation to generation within families.

Lonely the feeling
The artist emphasizes that pursuing money and material possessions can lead to feeling lonely and disconnected from what truly matters in life.

But it seem to follow me
The artist can't escape this mindset and its negative effects, even though he recognizes its flaws.

I see you lovin me
The artist is aware of the love and support he receives from those around him, but he still struggles with his own internal demons.

Feel like formality
The artist feels like the love he receives from others is obligatory and not genuine.

What's more important
The artist is questioning what truly matters in life and what is worth pursuing.

The money or time with me
The artist is highlighting the conflict between pursuing financial success and spending time with the people he loves.

Choose a currency
The artist is urging listeners to choose what is truly valuable to them in life, whether it's money or something else.

You prolly you hearing this shit
The artist acknowledges that some people may feel like he is lecturing them or trying to tell them how to live their lives.

Like the fuck do you want from me
The artist is anticipating that some listeners may be resistant to his message or feel like he is judging them.

I'm sorry, know you want privacy
The artist apologizes for any intrusion into others' personal lives, but still feels that his message is important to share.

I just wish I coulda told you your time was enough for me
The artist wishes he had been able to communicate to those he loves that spending time with them is more important to him than money or material possessions.