Part II
Jay-Z / Beyonce Lyrics

Oh yeah, uh oh
The artist is making an energetic entrance to the song and getting the listeners excited.

Y'all know who it is (he's back)
The artist wants to emphasize his status and presence, reassuring his fans that he hasn't gone anywhere.

If you with me, throw the diamond up one time
The artist is encouraging his fans to show their support by using his signature hand gesture, which resembles a diamond shape.

Ladies, if you with me, just grind to the bass line
The artist is encouraging women to dance sensually to the music and enjoy themselves.

Niggas, don't be scared to grab her from behind
The artist is suggesting that men should make the first move and approach women confidently when dancing together.

And make her show out her wild side, stick out her backside
The artist is suggesting that men can encourage women to let loose and dance more freely, showing off their bodies.

Now what the fuck they gon' do with me
The artist is feeling confident and powerful, questioning any potential opponents or challengers.

Got money, got broads, got a crew with me
The artist is bragging about his wealth and connections, suggesting that he is successful and powerful.

Real as banana clips, I got a Sue with me
The artist is emphasizing that he is genuine and authentic, comparing himself to a powerful firearm and referencing a person named Sue who is with him as a loyal companion.

Get down or lay down nigga to shoot with me
The artist is suggesting that those who are not with him are against him, and that violence may be necessary to protect himself and his crew.

Now how the fuck they gon' deal with me
The artist is again expressing his confidence and questioning anyone who may try to challenge him.

I ain't going nowhere, they gotta deal with me
The artist is reinforcing that he is here to stay and asserting his power over others.

Got the whole BK ready to kill with me
The artist is referencing his hometown of Brooklyn and suggesting that he has the support of many others in his community.

You scared motherfucker, keep it real with me, keep it real with me
The artist is calling out anyone who may be intimidated by him, and challenging them to be honest and straightforward.

Now what the fuck they gon say to me
The artist is expressing a complete lack of concern for what others may say about him or his actions.

Got to clap, yi mean all day with me, CLAP, yi mean
The artist is referencing his signature hand gesture once again, suggesting that he and his fans are united and supportive of one another.

Don't play with me, clap, yi mean
The artist is warning others not to challenge him or underestimate him, while encouraging his fans to stay supportive.

Stay with me, don't lose me y'all
The artist is encouraging his fans to remain loyal and supportive, suggesting that he may need their help in the future.

And please don't confuse me with dog, I'm different
The artist is distinguishing himself from others who may be similar to him, asserting his unique qualities.

I bought it back for a living
The artist is suggesting that he has made a career out of recovering or repurchasing things of value.

33 O's on a bitch back like Pippen
The artist is referencing the number 33 and comparing it to NBA player Scottie Pippen, suggesting his affinity for basketball and his confidence in his abilities.

3 She can keep for herself and distribute
The artist is referencing an unspecified amount of money or drugs which he has acquired and is sharing with others.

36 O's and a ki, you do the addition
The artist is referencing a large quantity of drugs and challenging others to do the math required to understand the true magnitude of his success in that regard.

Before Mitchell and Ness did it
The artist is referencing a fashion brand and suggesting that he was successful before they became mainstream or popular.

I was moving birds like a Oriole fitted
The artist is referencing the Baltimore Orioles baseball team and suggesting that he was successful and powerful in his dealings, like a bird in flight.

I'm Cal Ripken Jr. let's get it
The artist is comparing himself to another baseball player, suggesting that he is consistent and reliable in his work.

Hon' what they gon' say to you
The artist is speaking directly to a female listener, suggesting that others may attempt to criticize her or her choices.

Got your hair did and your favorite shoes
The artist is referencing a woman's appearance and suggesting that she should feel confident and happy with how she looks.

Tell 'em don't play with you, get 'em away from you
The artist is suggesting that a woman should surround herself with positive influences and avoid those who may be trying to bother or harass her.

You need a baller like I, call 'em like I
The artist is suggesting that a woman should look for a successful and confident man like himself, and that he can assist her in finding one.

See 'em like na
The artist is using a slang term to refer to women in general or a specific type of woman.

Move over y'all amateurs
The artist is asserting his dominance and suggesting that others who may attempt to challenge him or compete with him are not of the same caliber.

No, you not balling that's Pro-Am shit
The artist is suggesting that others who may think they are successful or powerful are actually not on the same level, comparing them to an amateur sports league.

Oh, stop calling that's hoe-man shit
The artist is criticizing those who may be unfaithful or disrespectful to women, calling their behavior 'hoe-ish' or disrespectful.

Stop falling asleep that's old man shit
The artist is rebuking anyone who may be lazy or unproductive, suggesting that they are not living up to their potential.

I stands up in it like a champ up in it
The artist is referencing his confidence and willingness to take on challenges, suggesting that he excels in everything he does.

Be up in it so long, get my calls transferred in it
The artist is suggesting that he has been involved in a particular situation or lifestyle for a long time and is now a key player or expert in that area.

No more minute man in it
The artist is referencing a man who is not able to last long in bed and suggesting that he is not such a man.

Get my Soundscan, B-D-S, and Market and Glance in it
The artist is referencing various music industry metrics and suggesting that he is successful in all of them.

What they gon do'
The artist is questioning what others may try to do to him or his crew.

You got starch in your flow
The artist is referencing someone else's music or style and suggesting that it lacks authenticity or creativity.

I flow too many ways, got a arch in my flow
The artist is suggesting that his own music and style is original and diverse, with many different elements that create a unique 'arch' sound.

All sorts of flow, Rembrandt, Rilkey
The artist is referencing famous artists and suggesting that his own music is an art form, with many different 'brushstrokes' or elements.

I am art with the flow
The artist is asserting that his music is not just entertainment, but a true form of artistic expression.

Even if I'm filthy, you gotta pardon the flow
The artist is asserting his own cleanliness or purity, while suggesting that others should still appreciate his music even if they do not agree with all of his actions.

Niggas taking it lightly, had to darken the flow
The artist is suggesting that others may not take his music seriously or may underestimate him, so he has had to make his music more serious or 'dark.'

Way I put it together, tear 'em apart with the flow
The artist is confident in his ability to take apart his opponents or challengers through his music and its impact.

I'm too smart with the flow, you just started the flow
The artist is suggesting that others are not as intelligent or unique as he is when it comes to music, and that they may still have much to learn.

Stop it youngin', you 106th & Park with the flow
The artist is referencing a TV show and suggesting that others who may criticize him or try to challenge him are actually much less experienced or successful than he is.

I am pro, as you see I'm off the charts with the flow
The artist is asserting his own professional status and mastery of his industry, while claiming that his music is highly successful and popular.

Actually I'm number one on the charts with the flow
The artist is stating outright that he is the most successful and popular musician in his industry, based on charts and other metrics.

In some places they say this, I am God with the flow
The artist is referencing his own 'godlike' status in some areas or cultures, suggesting that he is highly revered and respected there.

Like my office, but they're biased, too involved with the flow
The artist is suggesting that others who may be close to him or supportive of him are also a bit biased in their perspectives and opinions.

I am the youth spirit, I am y'all with the flow
The artist is referencing his own youth and energy, while suggesting that he is connected to or representative of his listeners and fans.

Troubled man, dare I say, I am Mar with the flow
The artist is referencing another famous musician named Marvin Gaye, while suggesting that he too is a troubled but talented individual with a unique style.

I come up hard but I evolve with the flow
The artist is referencing his own difficult or challenging background, while suggesting that he has grown and adapted over time to become successful.

Crossover, slam dunk, Rucker Park with the flow
The artist is referencing basketball moves and suggesting that his music is akin to a basketball game, with exciting and impressive moments.