Make Me Happy
Kendrick Lamar Lyrics


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Too many opinions in the glass house
This world
I don't know no mo' need to cash out

Bless up i'm him, I don't care
I'm him, I don't care
I do what makes me happy
That's why I'm alone it makes me happy
I don't pick up the phone it makes me happy
Bless up i know you don't care
I know you don't care
But do it make you happy?
I see that you're home, but are you happy?
Tell me if I'm wrong i want you happy

I fall through, nausy i count the body
Stats on black mamba crown on, Bob Marley
Wrist on Yo Gotti fox
Ma' don't you call me too late for sorry
Your life like β€˜The Truman Show’
Likes on your IG
That don't mean they like you though
I'm careful bout who I know
I ducked the party, who said they saw me?

Shout out to my pullout game
Too many cups, I don’t pull out the same
(Don't pull out thΠ΅ same)
Head so good, couldn’t pull out the lanΠ΅
(Couldn’t pull out the lane)
Both was exotic, that’s a foreign exchange
Shout out to my pullout game
Too many cups, I don’t pull out the same
(Don't pull out the same)
Head so good, couldn’t pull out the lane
(Couldn’t pull out the lane)
Both was exotic, that’s a foreign exchange

Make it look easy
I need my issue, better believe me
Green man! All in my pocket, talkin' Luigi
Fuck all the gas what's up with the play
Whats up with the cash?
Eyes on you, but if it ain't real
I gotta ask

I say, Bless up i'm him, I don't care
I'm him, I don't care
I do what makes me happy
That's why I'm alone it makes me happy
I don't pick up the phone it makes me happy
Bless up i know you don't care
I know you don't care
But do it make you happy?
I see that you're home, but are you happy?
Tell me if I'm wrong

It's a new year comin' in
And I'ma make a vow tonight (Wait)
I won't leave stressed out tonight (Wait)
It won't be no let downs tonight (Wait)
Ain't no well, wish it loud tonight
Let downs tonight
What’s wrong, baby, what’s wrong
Oh, you want the password to my phone?
That type of shit gon’ make
Me leave you alone
That type of shit gon’ make me (M-m-m)

Shout out to my pullout game
Too many cups, I don’t pull out the same
(Don't pull out the same)
Head so good, couldn’t pull out the lane
(Couldn’t pull out the lane)
Both was exotic, that’s a foreign exchange
Shout out to my pullout game
Too many cups, I don’t pull out the same
(Don't pull out the same)
Head so good, couldn’t pull out the lane
(Couldn’t pull out the lane)
Both was exotic, that’s a foreign exchange

I usually react to the rumors and the lies
Usually, attract all the losers and the vibe
I gotta do what make sense
If I don't try then I don't win
What do I look like livin' for them?

Bless up i'm him, I don't care
I'm him, I don't care
I do what makes me happy
That's why I'm alone it makes me happy
I don't pick up the phone it makes me happy
Bless up i know you don't care
I know you don't care
But do it make you happy?
I see that you're home, but are you happy?
Tell me if I'm wrong i want you happy

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Kendrick Lamar's song "Make Me Happy" touch upon themes of self-awareness, individuality, and the pursuit of happiness amidst societal pressures and expectations. The opening lines, "Too many opinions in the glass house, This world, I don't know no mo' need to cash out," suggest a sense of feeling overwhelmed by external judgments and the need to detach from the materialistic aspects of society in order to find inner peace and contentment. This notion of disconnecting from the noise and focusing on personal happiness is a recurring motif throughout the song.


The chorus emphasizes the importance of staying true to oneself and doing what brings joy and fulfillment, even if it means embracing solitude and eschewing societal norms. Kendrick expresses his independence and self-assuredness, declaring that he does what makes him happy, even if it means being alone and ignoring external distractions. The introspective tone of the lyrics highlights the internal struggle between external validation and self-fulfillment, questioning whether the pursuit of others' approval truly leads to happiness.


The references to iconic figures like Bob Marley and Yo Gotti, as well as the comparison to 'The Truman Show,' symbolize the pressure of living under constant scrutiny and the deception of social media validation. Kendrick's refusal to conform to societal expectations and his skepticism towards superficial relationships underscore his desire for authenticity and genuine connections. The mention of "pullout game" can be interpreted as a metaphor for his ability to navigate relationships and avoid being consumed by external influences that may hinder his personal growth and happiness.


The final verses of the song convey a sense of reflection and resolution, with Kendrick making a vow to prioritize his well-being and mental health. The lyrics suggest a turning point in his journey towards self-acceptance and prioritizing his own happiness above all else. By questioning the motives behind certain behaviors and setting boundaries in relationships, Kendrick asserts his agency and commitment to preserving his mental and emotional stability. Overall, "Make Me Happy" serves as a poignant commentary on the struggles of maintaining authenticity in a world that often prioritizes external validation and conformity, encouraging listeners to prioritize their own well-being and pursue genuine happiness.


Line by Line Meaning

Too many opinions in the glass house
There are too many outside perspectives influencing my decisions and thoughts, creating a fragile environment.


I don't know no mo' need to cash out
I feel uncertain about the importance of spending money unnecessarily.


Bless up i'm him, I don't care
I am grateful for who I am and I am unbothered by others' opinions.


I do what makes me happy
I prioritize my own happiness and well-being in my choices and actions.


That's why I'm alone it makes me happy
Being alone brings me joy and contentment because it allows me to prioritize myself.


Bless up i know you don't care
I acknowledge that you may not be interested, but I continue to prioritize my own happiness.


Stats on black mamba crown on, Bob Marley
I am reflecting on the impact and legacy of influential figures like Kobe Bryant and Bob Marley.


I'm careful bout who I know
I am cautious about the individuals I associate with and trust in my life.


Shout out to my pullout game
Acknowledging my ability to navigate relationships and avoid unnecessary complications.


Both was exotic, that’s a foreign exchange
Both experiences were unique and valuable, akin to a foreign currency exchange.


I need my issue, better believe me
I require resolution for my problems, and it is crucial for others to understand and support me.


I usually react to the rumors and the lies
I often respond to false information and gossip circulating about me.


I gotta do what make sense
I must prioritize logical and rational decisions in order to succeed.




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Comments from YouTube:

@nonharmon

the Purple Hearts catch was so good lmao, yea I'm pretty sure this is an early version of that song. been enjoying this leak for a while lol

@sowesowe30

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@cuzzicfc

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@sowesowe30

genuine fans hearing his leaks for the first time always makes me smile. I feel bro on the left also, "he my spirit animal" same energy since I ever found kenny

@weslyn1021

I can't wait for the album!!

@memyselfandi3288

i luh u guys.

@TheMan-tx7qz

Looking at the lyrics he lowkey dissing Drake. Shoutout to my pull out game? Both was exotic that's a foreign exchange? Drakes girl is French and he accidentally had a baby by her. Likes on your IG? Yo life like the Truman show? These are all at Drake for sure lol.

@moisescastillo6686

A lil bit of a reach, but I like it

@leerobinson5574

Yall better stop playing with that man kung-fu Kenny

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