Batman
Jaden Smith Lyrics

Batman, Batman, Batman
Repeating the name 'Batman', may imply a feeling of admiration, aspiration or an attempt to emulate the fictional superhero.

Joker just put me on acid
Attributing drug addiction to popular culture or peer influence. May also suggest a desire for a wild or adventurous lifestyle.

Huh, you on the wave like a Maverick
Acknowledging someone's unique behavior, carefree attitude or rebellious nature. Comparison with the popular image of 'Maverick' who is independent and unconventional.

You need to make something happen
An urging expression suggesting that someone should take action, pursue their ambition or create something notable.

Please put me on new fashion
Request for someone to suggest or provide new fashion ideas or to stay current on latest trends in fashion.

Huh, I ain't learn nothing since last year
Acknowledging stagnant or unproductive behavior. Feeling a lack of improvement or progress, and admitting no significant or valuable experiences in the past year.

You got the renegade fabrics
Recognizing someone for their rebellious or nonconformist fashion sense. Someone who has a habit of wearing statement-making clothes or unconventional outfits.

Please put me up on a Tesla (skrrt)
Request to know more about the Tesla electric car, or to obtain one. The onomatopoeic 'skrrt' suggests a screeching car tire sound effect when the vehicle is driven fast or recklessly.

I'm tryna be hella extra
Acknowledging or exaggerating one's behavior or actions to be more noticeable or impressive. Mostly used in a playful or comedic context.

Please hand-me-down a new sweatshirt
Request to obtain or borrow a new sweatshirt from someone else. Suggests a desire for a comfortable or casual clothing item for oneself.

Heard that you ain't got a mattress
Rumors suggest that someone does not have a proper mattress to sleep on. Possible implications may involve hardship, poverty or a nomadic lifestyle.

Heard that you king of Manhattan (Queens)
Rumors suggest that someone is highly respected or influential in a particular neighborhood or city. The addition of 'Queens' contradicts or challenges the credibility of the previous statement.

So why you stay in the 'Basas?
Asking someone why they choose to live in a particular location that is perceived to be less prestigious, safe or desirable. Use of 'Basas' may imply an urban area with poor living conditions.

We need to settle the scores
Suggesting that there are conflicts or differences that require resolution or negotiation. Use of 'we' implies a shared responsibility or accountability for the situation.

Jokers they still want a war
Comparing some individuals to the fictional character 'Joker', suggesting that they are unpredictable, dangerous or complex. Implies that there are people who are intent on creating more chaos or conflict.

Watch out, I'm closing the doors
A warning that a situation or opportunity is about to end or be restricted. Use of 'doors' implies that access or visibility to something may be limited or cut off entirely.

Heard you married a Porsche
Rumors suggest that someone got a luxury sports car, possibly a Porsche, but with no actual marriage involved. A playful or humorous expression suggesting someone acquired a desirable object or status symbol.

That shit is all in the past
Dismissal or disregard for something that happened or was acquired in the past. Implies that circumstances or priorities have changed, rendering the past irrelevant or unworthy of attention.

Plus, we got very divorced
A humorous expression suggesting a complete disengagement or separation from something that was previously associated with. Use of 'very' implies a high degree of intensity in the separation.

You ain't ready for the war
Believing that someone is not prepared or equipped to handle a challenge or obstacle. Use of 'war' implies a complex or difficult situation, possibly involving a conflict or struggle.

Skywalker with the Force
Comparing oneself to the fictional character Luke Skywalker from 'Star Wars', who is adept and knowledgeable in using the Force. A playful or boastful expression suggesting someone is capable or skilled in overcoming challenges or problems.

1, 2, 3, 4—D'artiste is making noise
A rhyming or musical expression suggesting that an artist, possibly named 'D'artiste', is creating a stir or generating attention. Use of '1,2,3,4' may indicate a countdown or a musical cue.

In the suburbs with the boys
Being in a comfortable and safe residential area with friends or companions. Implies a relaxed or easygoing atmosphere.

On a roll, no Royce
On a successful or fortunate streak without the aid of a Rolls-Royce, a brand associated with wealth and status. A pun or wordplay using 'roll' to suggest a continuous or unrestrained momentum.

Had to save the day, every single way
Acknowledging responsibility or achievement in rescuing someone or something from harm, danger or failure. Use of 'every single way' implies a complete, thorough or comprehensive effort.

We don't really got a choice
Suggesting that there is no other viable option available. Implies that a particular course of action is necessary or the only logical or ethical choice.

Please save the day from the demons
Requesting or urging someone to help overcome or defeat some difficult or negative influence or presence. Use of 'demons' may suggest personal struggles, temptation or addiction.

I was sipping, he was leaning
A description of a casual or relaxed social situation. Implies that someone was drinking, while someone else was reclining or relaxing.

We drove right into a precinct
A humorous expression suggesting accidentally entering a police station or a situation where the authorities are involved. Implies a sense of anticlimax or surrealism.

Why you look flyer than hell?
Questioning someone's outstanding or impressive appearance or demeanor. Use of 'flyer than hell' implies a high level of awesomeness or coolness.

Don't think the album will sell
Feeling doubtful or pessimistic about the likelihood of one's music album or project succeeding commercially. Implies a lack of confidence or market demand.

But this shit might fly off the shelf
Acknowledging the possibility that a particular product or item may become unexpectedly popular or successful. Use of 'fly off the shelf' implies a sudden, high demand.

You the one who got the juice
Complimenting someone for having influence, power or charisma. Use of 'juice' implies a natural or innate ability to persuade or motivate others.

City crying for your help
Suggesting that the city, or a large number of people, are in need of assistance or guidance. Implies a sense of urgency or responsibility.

Shooting up on Skid Row
A description of illicit drug use in a particularly poverty-stricken urban area that is infamous for such activity. Implies a sense of desperation or bleakness.

Out your window look and you could tell
Observing or sensing something through a window, often implying a passive or remote interest or curiosity. Use of 'tell' may suggest that the observation reveals something about the situation or location.

Get it from under their spell
Breaking free from the influence or control of something, often implying addiction or manipulation. Use of 'spell' implies a powerful or enchanting effect.

If I don't do it, then who else?
Rhetorical question asking who else would take responsibility or action if not oneself. Implies a sense of self-determination or personal responsibility.

Need me to shoot up the signal
Asking whether someone requires assistance or communication using a signal or beacon. Implies a willingness to provide help or support.

I'll be there to get the info
Offering to obtain or provide necessary information. Implies a cooperative or diligent attitude.

Skrrtin' through the residential (skrrt!)
Driving or maneuvering quickly and recklessly through a residential area. Use of 'skrrt' may suggest the sound effect of a car screeching to a halt or making a sudden turn.

I wish it wasn't plain and simple
Expressing dissatisfaction or boredom with something that is straightforward or uncomplicated. Implies a desire for something more complex or exciting.

Lemme pull up to the party
Request to attend or join a social event or gathering. Use of 'lemme' implies a casual or informal tone.

Need like 35 credentials
Requesting multiple forms of authorization or verification in order to gain access to the party or event. Implies a strict or exclusive admission policy.

That was not part of the deal
A protest or objection to a sudden or unexpected turn of events. Implies that someone acted in bad faith or violated an agreement or understanding.

You was protecting the bank
Revealing someone's past or current occupation as a security personnel or guard. Use of 'was' implies a sense of past or concluded activity.

And then you walked off with a mill'
Suggesting that someone committed a theft or embezzlement by taking a large sum of money. Use of 'mill' implies a sum of one million dollars or more.