Piss On Your Grave
Kanye West feat. Travis Scott Lyrics

Yo, yo, yo
Introduction to the song, a greeting to the listener.

I use your face as a urinal
I disrespect and humiliate you by urinating on your face.

Then do the same at your funeral
Even after your death, I will continue to disrespect you by urinating on your grave during your funeral.

Piss on your grave, piss on your grave
Repetition of the message about disrespecting and humiliating the person even after their death.

This one here for the executives, fuck you and all your relatives
This song is dedicated to executives or people in power who have mistreated the singer and the people around him. The singer expresses his anger and hatred towards them and their families.

Piss on your grave, nigga behave, nigga behave, nigga behave
Continuation of the message about disrespecting and humiliating the person after their death. The singer repeats his demand for the person to behave or act appropriately and respectfully towards him and his people.

Us niggas, we can't behave
The singer and his people cannot behave or act appropriately and respectfully towards others because of the mistreatment and oppression they face.

We mobbed on the pave
The singer and his people roam the streets and pavements in large groups, possibly as a show of strength and unity.

Got treated like slaves
The singer and his people have been mistreated and oppressed like slaves, possibly referring to the history of slavery and racism in America.

Young niggas treated like slaves
Reiteration of the message that the singer and his people, who are predominantly young, are being mistreated and oppressed like slaves.

This the moment I've been waiting for
The singer has been anticipating this moment, possibly referring to his rise to fame or a chance to express his anger through music.

This why I moved to Cali, stepped outside and got shaded for
The singer moved to California, possibly to pursue a music career, but faced criticism or ridicule from others.

Told momma, "Bitch get back in the door"
The singer tells his mother to stay indoors, possibly to protect her from the violence or danger that he and his people face outside.

I've been coming up and down, a nigga can't take no more
The singer has been through various ups and downs in life and cannot endure any more mistreatment and oppression.

Kamikaze over commas
The singer is willing to risk everything, including his wealth or financial stability, to express his anger and stand up against oppression.

Benjamins, dividends stuffed in my jeans
The singer carries large amounts of money in his jeans, possibly indicating his success and wealth.

I can't fit in
The singer does not fit in with the people around him, possibly because of his fame, wealth or anger towards them.

Poppin' pills since droppin' Ritalins
The singer has been taking medication, possibly for attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), and has now progressed to taking other drugs.

Pop a penicillin, nigga you gotta get with it
The singer takes antibiotics, possibly for an STD or infection, and advises others to get with it or to keep up with his lifestyle.

My, my, my, my, look at little Scotty now
The singer addresses Travis Scott, referring to him as little Scotty, and expresses his amazement at his success and growth.

The same fuckers used to doubt
The same people who did not believe in Travis Scott's talent and potential are now impressed with his success.

All preaching that they proud
The people who used to doubt Travis Scott's talent are now proud of his accomplishments, possibly because it benefits them in some way.

I pull my zipper down and whip it out
The singer unzips his pants and exposes his genitalia, possibly as a show of power or dominance.

Piss in your grave, piss in your grave
Repetition of the message about disrespecting and humiliating the person even after their death.

Turn this up teacher, play this in the third grade
The singer urges the listener to turn up the volume and play this song in the third grade, possibly as a way of encouraging young kids to stand up against oppression and injustice.

Can't hide from the truth, yeah we're about to go ape
The singer and his people cannot tolerate the lies and oppression anymore and are about to go wild or crazy.

We 'bout to go ape, these streets is not safe
The singer and his people are about to cause chaos and violence, possibly as a form of retaliation against the mistreatment and oppression they face.

These niggas ain't playing
The singer and his people are serious and will not tolerate any more mistreatment or oppression.

This for the fam
This song is dedicated to the singer's family or his people, possibly as a way of expressing his love and loyalty to them.

Hop outta the Lamb', hop onto the 'Gram
The singer hops out of his Lamborghini sports car and uploads pictures or videos on Instagram.

What the fuck was you saying?
The singer asks what the person who mistreated or disrespected him was saying, possibly as a way of challenging or confronting them.

Fuck is you saying? Fuck is you saying?
Continuation of the message about challenging or confronting the person who mistreated or disrespected the singer.

Me and La Flame
The singer refers to himself and Travis Scott by their nicknames, possibly as a way of showing their closeness or friendship.

Is you not entertained?
The singer asks the listener if they are not entertained or satisfied with the message and music of this song.