Reboot
KAMI & Smoko Ono Lyrics


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Comin in', comin' in
Yeah
Yeah

Drip water, always selling seafood
Crash a coup, so I had to recoup
Hit a dealership, said I need two
Booted up, then I had to reboot
Drip water, always selling seafood (selling seafood)
Crash a coup, so I had to recoup (I had to recoup)
Hit a dealership, said I need two
Booted up, then I had to reboot

Yeah
Still all in these streets (yeah)
Hella hella dope, this all [lil old me?] (this is lil old me)
Count some racks up, count some double D's (count some double 's)
It's just one of me, motherfuck my enemies
Ball hit (?), just like pot (?) (Just like 2Pac)
I put tattoos on the top (I put t-tattoos on the top)
Very slight, diamond rocks
New Joel's (?), I had to cop (I had to go there)

Drip water, always selling seafood (selling seafood)
Crash a coup, so I had to recoup (I had to reboot)
Hit a dealership, said I need two (I needed two)
Booted up, then I had to reboot (I had to reboot)
Drip water, always selling seafood (I selling seafood)
Crash a coup, so I hadda recoup (I had to recoup)
Hit a dealership, said I need two (I needed two)
Booted up, then I had to reboot

F-fuckin' up a check on some black dicks
Just took the Grammy's out the Plastic
Shoulda got my first one off the Acid
Still bang my hat on traffic
Sign me up
Sign me up
My shoota in the mirror and he tryna hype me up
And y'all daughters keep on callin' cause my barber line me up
They keep tryna slide me up
They keep tryna slide me up

Drip water, always selling seafood (selling seafood)
Crash a coup, so I had to recoup (I had to recoup)
Hit a dealership, said I need two (I need a two piece)
Booted up, then I had to reboot (I had to reboot)
Drip water, always selling seafood (selling seafood)
Crash a coup, so I had to recoup (I had to recoup)
Hit a dealership, said I need two (I need a two piece)
Booted up, then I had to reboot

I just got a check and put it all on a pendant
She ain't saks religious (??) that mean she sacrilegious
I ain't got a tenant, tryna let 'em know I'm in it
I been out of town but I'm still throwing digits
RIP my niggas, free my niggas in a gang
I might get a caddy 'cause I like the way I swang (?)
Inside peanut butter outside Plain Jane
I just booted up and then I booted up again

Drip water, always selling seafood (selling seafood)
Crash a coup, so I had to recoup (I had to reboot)
Hit a dealership, said I need two (I need a two piece)
Booted up, then I had to reboot
Drip water, always selling seafood (always selling seafood)
Crash a coup, so I had to recoup (I had to recoup)




Hit a dealership, said I need two (I need a two piece)
Booted up, then I had to reboot

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to "Reboot" by KAMI & Smoko Ono depict a sense of hustle, confidence, and self-reliance. The opening lines refer to the singer's ability to adapt and overcome challenges. They reference "drip water," which can symbolize their constant flow of creativity and ideas, while "selling seafood" signifies their ability to consistently excel in their craft. The line "crash a coup, so I had to recoup" suggests that the singer encounters obstacles but quickly rebounds and regains their momentum. They visit a dealership and confidently request two vehicles, symbolizing their success and desire for luxury.


The following lines express the singer's self-assuredness and dedication. They boast about their skills and accomplishments, comparing themselves to influential figures like 2Pac and showcasing their tattoos as a form of self-expression. The mention of "diamond rocks" reflects their love for luxury and expensive possessions. The phrase "I had to go there" indicates their determination to pursue their desires, regardless of any challenges that arise.


The chorus repeats the theme of resilience and adaptability, reinforcing the idea that the singer always manages to bounce back. The second verse implies that the singer's success attracts attention from admirers and potential romantic interests. They mention their reputation as someone who can handle themselves in various situations, with their "shoota in the mirror" hyping them up. However, they also express frustration with the constant attention they receive.


In the final verse, the singer showcases their financial success by mentioning placing their earnings on a pendant and their ability to travel freely. They acknowledge the loss of loved ones and express solidarity with those who are incarcerated. The references to a "caddy" and their enjoyment of luxuries like a "Plain Jane" suggest a desire for material possessions and the enjoyment of a comfortable lifestyle. The phrase "booted up" repeats throughout the song, emphasizing the singer's readiness to face any challenges and restart as needed.


Overall, "Reboot" presents a confident and determined individual who thrives in the face of adversity, flaunts their success, and embraces their individuality.


Line by Line Meaning

Comin in', comin' in
Entering the scene with force and excitement


Drip water, always selling seafood
Constantly delivering high-quality goods and services


Crash a coup, so I had to recoup
Encountered a setback but quickly recovered from it


Hit a dealership, said I need two
Visited a car dealership and expressed interest in purchasing two vehicles


Booted up, then I had to reboot
Started a new venture but had to restart or readjust it


Still all in these streets
Continuing to be actively involved and influential in the urban landscape


Hella hella dope, this all [lil old me?]
Extremely impressive and talented, despite being seemingly unassuming


Count some racks up, count some double D's
Accumulating wealth and enjoying the company of well-endowed individuals


It's just one of me, motherfuck my enemies
Standing strong as an individual and disregarding any opposition


Ball hit (?), just like pot (?)
Achieving success and impact comparable to legendary figures like 2Pac


I put tattoos on the top
Placing permanent marks of self-expression on visible areas of the body


Very slight, diamond rocks
Possessing small yet extremely valuable and dazzling diamonds


New Joel's (?), I had to cop
Acquiring and proudly wearing recent fashion releases from a designer named Joel


F-fuckin' up a check on some black dicks
Unwisely spending a significant amount of money on luxurious and lavish items


Just took the Grammy's out the Plastic
Recently received a Grammy award, removing it from its protective covering


Shoulda got my first one off the Acid
Regretting not achieving initial success due to a risky or unconventional approach


Still bang my hat on traffic
Maintaining my unique style and appearance, even in hectic situations


Sign me up
Expressing a desire to be involved or included in something


My shoota in the mirror and he tryna hype me up
Seeing one's reflection in the mirror, representing an inner motivator boosting confidence


And y'all daughters keep on callin' cause my barber line me up
Receiving attention and admiration from young women who are attracted to my well-groomed appearance


They keep tryna slide me up
Facing continuous attempts to undermine, disrespect, or discredit me


I just got a check and put it all on a pendant
Receiving a large sum of money and immediately investing it in a valuable necklace


She ain't saks religious (??) that mean she sacrilegious
She does not prioritize luxurious brands like Saks, suggesting a rebellious or non-conformist attitude


I ain't got a tenant, tryna let 'em know I'm in it
Not having a landlord, showing independence and determination to prove my commitment


I been out of town but I'm still throwing digits
Traveling to different places but maintaining a high level of financial success


RIP my niggas, free my niggas in a gang
Honoring deceased friends while also expressing solidarity and support for incarcerated friends


I might get a caddy 'cause I like the way I swang (?)
Considering purchasing a Cadillac because it aligns with and enhances my personal style


Inside peanut butter outside Plain Jane
Having a luxurious and rich interior, while appearing unassuming or modest on the surface


I just booted up and then I booted up again
Started a new venture or initiative and then subsequently started another one




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nel dormiveglia

it's worrisome how little views and comments this has. I've been listening to this song for years ๐Ÿ˜ถ๐Ÿ˜ถ๐Ÿ˜ถ

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Jeremy Lawson

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Ed Warner

Fire af

GDP_Brando

Dude with the moves at 3:00

sojiro B

Twokio always go hard! ๐Ÿ˜‚

sojiro B

๐Ÿ”ฅ

Jason Cosgrove

Drip water ๐Ÿ”ฅ

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