So Beautiful
J.B. music Lyrics

Tell me what would you do if you saw a girl
Asking what actions would be taken if observing a particularly attractive young lady.

So fine, banging from left to right
Describing the girl as exceptionally good-looking and eye-catching, her beauty on full display.

It seems like the spotlight is on her tonight
Suggesting that the girl is the center of attention or the star of the show in the current social setting.

Like a ribbon in the sky she caught my eye
Comparing the girl's beauty to a celestial and captivating phenomenon, ultimately leading to her demand for attention and admiration.

And I know she's the one, the prize in everyone's eyes
Acknowledging the girl's role as the most admired and sought-after person in the room or among those present.

She copped ? the girls who roll by
Suggesting that this girl has surpassed or outdone in beauty and charm all previous girls the singer had seen before her arrival.

She's so beautiful, oh yeah
Repeatedly emphasizing the extraordinary and stunning beauty of the girl - a central theme of the song.

Up there on the dance floor
Pointing out the girl's location on the dance floor, and thereby creating an impression of her as an object of fascination.

And I gotta let you know
Explicitly stating the artist's desire to inform the girl of the intense attraction he feels towards her.

That I'm digging you
Conveying the artist's sense of deep affection or love, and his desire to be with the girl in question.

Baby, I love the things you do
Expressing the singer's admiration and appreciation for the girl's traits, possibly physical or behavioral, that make her special and unique.

Don't stop till I get enough of you
Requesting that the girl continue the behavior or actions that have caught the artist's attention, so that he may remain in her presence or company for as long as possible.

Keep it moving, don't stop doing what you're doing
Encouraging the girl to maintain her current behavior or performance, possibly on the dance floor or in some other social context, so that it can continue to delight and fascinate those observing her.

Body banging, hands swanging, I can't get enough
Describing the girl's physical movements, and highlighting their alluring and tempting qualities, which the singer finds hard to resist.

I'm thinking, can we get down in every hotel
Suggesting the singer's desire to be with the girl in various settings and locations physically, possibly sexually, and with frequency.

From the Sheraton to the Placid Crown
Naming different hotel chains as examples of the types of places to which the artist hopes to take the girl, possibly in a luxurious or romantic context.

? you and me
Using ambiguous or unclear language to suggest a sexual or romantic invitation to the girl.

In the embassy, tell me, could it be, could it be
Mentioning a specific location, the embassy, with unclear intentions, but possibly as a place where the singer hopes to spend time with the girl in a private or intimate context.

I make my way across the floor
Describing the singer's actions, as he physically approaches the girl, underlining the intensity of his attraction to her.

Then say girl it's just the way
Addressing the girl directly, and implying a conversation or interaction between the two, possibly in an effort to establish rapport or create intimacy.

The way you look, you make other girls shook
Commenting on the girl's intimidating and awe-inspiring presence, thus elevating her status above that of other females in the room.

The way you shake, you make other girls hate
Similarly, expressing the idea that the girl's movements, possibly on the dance floor, are so impressive and captivating that they inspire envy and resentment in other girls.

The way you move, girl you can't lose
Celebrating the girl's body movements as perfect, flawless, and appealing, possibly as an affirmation of her sexual attractiveness.

Let me get up on this dance floor and get to know you
Making it clear that the artist wishes to interact with the girl, be close to her, and establish some kind of relationship through dancing or other means of affectionate contact.

The way you're dressed, such style and finesse
Noting the girl's clothing style, and praising it as sophisticated, fashionable, and refined, thereby elevating her status and elegance.

And you know you've been pimping my dear
Using slang language to suggest that the girl has fully exploited her physical beauty and gained a lot of attention and admiration from everyone around her.

I just had to let you know that you're so beautiful
Repeating the core message of the song, which is to emphasize the girl's extraordinary and irresistible beauty, and convey the singer's strong affection.

She had all of the things I wanted to see
Reiterating the girl's desirability and attractiveness, this time in relation to the artist's specific expectations and preferences.

See she needs to be with me
Asserting the artist's intent to pursue a relationship with the girl, by emphasizing the girl's need for his company and presence.

And I know, and I know that she knows it, that she knows it
Expressing the hope or conviction that the girl shares the singer's feelings and desires for closeness and intimacy, which he believes to be obvious and unambiguous.

Many chicks tell me my style is terrific
Introducing a new speaker, Peter Gunz, who brags about his charm and attractiveness to women.

Only mess with lames if the brains is prolific
Indicating Peter Gunz's preference for intelligent and articulate women, implying that he seeks intellectual stimulation as well as physical pleasure in his interactions with females.

Gunz, fire but I ice chicks good
Further boasting about his attractiveness and sexual appeal, suggesting that he has an effortless ability to attract and seduce women.

Specially if they ? and they wax good wood
Using slang language to imply a sexual suggestion about women's pubic grooming and readiness for sexual intercourse.

Seen her at the bar sipping Absolute
Describing the appearance and behavior of a specific girl whom Peter Gunz has observed and found attractive in a bar setting, possibly setting the stage for further interaction.

Another three or four of those, she at the back of the coup
Describing the girl's drinking behavior, suggesting she is becoming increasingly drunk and physically vulnerable, thus offering an opportunity for a sexual encounter.

She rapping the loot, but fuck 'em
Using slang language and exposition to suggest the girl is being flirtatious or playing hard to get, but that Peter Gunz is confident or determined enough to overcome any barriers or obstacles in their relationship.

And he don't want nothing
Suggesting the presence of a third, male character who does not interest Peter Gunz, or who may be seen as a potential rival for the girl's attention.

Told 'em the dogs come up at his face raw shut em
Using violent or aggressive language to assert Peter Gunz's dominance and superiority over any male who might challenge him for the girl's affection, possibly as a way of impressing the girl and intimidating other males in the room.

Yo, I came repeating Remi to express one thing
Introducing another speaker, Lord Tariq, whose purpose may be to provide some philosophical or intellectual content to the song.

This idea we got a lot to change
Suggesting that Lord Tariq has some kind of social or political agenda, possibly promoting a message of change or critical reflection.

Four point five on the neck and the rings
Describing luxury jewelry as a sign of power and wealth, possibly implying that Lord Tariq is part of an elite or influential social group.

Paid dues with tax and why y'all keep the change
Using ambiguous language to suggest some kind of social or political critique, possibly referencing the issue of income inequality and corruption, and a call for more equitable distribution of wealth and opportunities.

If it wasn't for the year, same player, same name
Offering a cryptic or ambiguous message about the persistence of certain social conditions, despite changing times or contexts, implying that some aspects of society are fundamentally unchangeable or inescapable.

Lord, I make you famous in your present fame
Addressing a person or entity as if granting them recognition or acclaim, possibly as part of a larger social or political message endorsing empowerment and recognition of marginalized communities.

However you want it, neck, ears, wrist, it's flooded
Describing an abundance or excess of luxury jewelry, which Lord Tariq presumably possesses or observes in others, possibly emphasizing the frivolity or decadence of wealth and materialism.

Cause it's nothing to the dogs, done here and done done it
Using animalistic language to celebrate a sense of triumph or accomplishment, possibly as a way of expressing superiority or dominance over others, and promoting a culture of extreme individualism and competition.

Chorus: x2
Repeating the chorus for emphasis and closure, and serving as a reminder of the central theme of the song - the intense admiration and attraction towards a particularly beautiful girl.