Bring It Back
Lil' Wayne ft. Mannie Fresh Lyrics

Ladies and gentlemen, people with jobs
This song is for everyone, regardless of their socioeconomic status or occupation.

People without jobs, middle class
The singer is acknowledging those who may not have jobs or who identify as middle class.

Upper class, high class all that
The singer is also acknowledging those who identify as upper class or high class.

Cats, snakes, chickens, ducks
This is a fun and playful way of saying that this song is for everyone, including animals.

Elderly people and twerkers
This song is not age or dance-specific - anyone can enjoy it.

I present to you
The singer is introducing the song.

Fre-fre-f-fre-fresh
This is a repetition of the word "fresh," emphasizing how cool and exciting the song is.

Young ladies
This is addressing a specific group of people, the young ladies listening to the song.

Put ya hands on ya knees and bend ya rump
This line is giving instructions for a dance move, encouraging listeners to get up and move their bodies.

Put ya back in, back out and do the hump
This is still describing the same dance move, giving more specific instructions.

Well I'm fly as son of a gun, son
The singer is expressing how cool and confident they are.

Of a stunna yep, high as a 7-5-7 goin'
The artist is using comparisons to describe how great they are, equating themselves to a stunna (someone who exudes confidence) and the feeling of flying in a 757 plane.

To heaven no
The singer is using a play on words to say that they feel on top of the world.

Weezy F your reverend
The singer is saying that they are so great, they should be the one being talked about in church, not a reverend or religious figure.

Preach about me I'm the God, 1-7
This line is a reference to the Bible, specifically John 1:7, with the singer saying that they are the one deserving of praise and reverence.

Apple and E
This line is referencing Apple music and E-music, saying that the artist's music is so good it's found on major music streaming platforms.

I'm the Cash Money Machiavelli
The artist is comparing themselves to Machiavelli, an Italian philosopher known for his cunning and shrewd nature. The artist is saying they have a similar demeanor when it comes to music and money with respect to their label, Cash Money.

Y'all ain't ready, quick fast
The singer is confident in their abilities and is letting listeners know that they should be ready for what's coming.

Like Tom Petty, y'all just petty
The singer is using a play on words with Tom Petty's name to emphasize that others are not on their level. Petty can also mean small-minded, which is what the singer is trying to convey about others.

Eighty two, I was born ready, I'm too ready y'all
The artist is saying that they have always been ready for whatever comes their way, including success.

Betty Crocker baller blockers I'm too heavy
This is a play on words with "Betty Crocker", a brand known for baking, with "baller blockers." The artist is saying that they are too important and successful for anything to stop them.

Meatball Lamborghini, top
The artist is talking about their expensive and extravagant lifestyle, name-dropping a Lamborghini.

Spaghetti, seats Ragu, uh twenty to shoot
This line is referencing a Ragu brand spaghetti sauce and suggesting that the seats in the Lamborghini are luxurious, like the pasta sauce. The twenty to shoot may refer to a gun being present.

Oh me and you got plenty to do
This line suggests that the artist has many options and opportunities to enjoy life.

I don't need no pool, I'm swimming in you
The singer is saying they don't care about having a pool because they are surrounded by "water", meaning attractive women.

And I sleep with the sharks, shorty
The singer is saying that they hang out with dangerous or powerful people.

On the water water, and I Beamer eight hundred forty mama
The singer is talking about being by the ocean, and then switches to discussing their luxurious BMW car model '840i'.

Shake something for me, and it
This line is meant to be provocative, asking the listeners to dance or twerk for the artist.

Don't make sense if it don't make that money
This line emphasizes how important money is to the artist and suggests that anything that doesn't make money is pointless.

I'm a take that money
The singer is saying they will take the money because that's their goal or priority.

I'm straight Cash Money
This line is a reference to the Cash Money label and its influence on the singer's success.

I bring it back to the bottom of the map
The artist is talking about their roots and hometown, bringing it to the forefront of their music.

I take off my brim, moment of silence
The artist is taking off their hat in honor of Souljah Slim, who was recently killed.

For the homeboy Souljah Slim
The artist is paying respects to Souljah Slim, who was a fellow rapper and collaborator.

Frontin' round here will get ya back chopped off
The singer is warning others not to act like they're better than others, as it could lead to violence.

We do our own thing
The artist is saying they don't follow trends or do what everyone else is doing - they have their own style and sound.

We don't act like y'all
The singer is emphasizing their uniqueness and different approach to music.

I say black
This line is referencing racial identity and solidarity, saying that the singer stands with and is proud of being black.

White walls with the backs wiped off
The singer is emphasizing the importance of clean white walls or tires, suggesting that they are always stylish and polished.

Y'all lil' busters just a tax write off
The artist is saying that others are not as successful as they are and are essentially a write-off.

I'm a stand up guy, not the type that
The artist is saying they are reliable and trustworthy, not like others who may not be.

Fall, we don't breed them kind but they bleed just fine
The singer is saying that they don't associate with people who are weak or easily defeated, but those types are still able to cope when separated from the singer.

Yup Weezy the don, homie read between the lines
The singer references a common nickname, "the don", meaning they are a leader in their field. They also suggest that there is more to their music than what is said explicitly.

If you can't, boy, read ma 9
The repeated 'yup', paired with this line, has a playful tone. The artist is saying that if someone can't read between the lines, they should read it as it is - directly. 'Read ma 9' may mean reading lyrics the way they are.

I'm going hard in the paint like Diesel time
The artist is referencing Shaquille O'Neal's basketball skills and declaring that they are going as hard as he does during 'Diesel time'.

Either I'm the illest cat doing it or these cats is losing it
The artist is either boasting that they are the best, or suggesting that other rappers are not good enough.

I be easy, Fall back and be cool wit it
The singer is saying they can take it easy and let others catch up, to better show off their own skills later.

Pallbearer is moving it
This is a reference to a pallbearer who carries a casket, suggesting that others are carrying the heavy load of music.

Their flow, I'm through it wit'
The singer is saying they are over or finished with other rapper's flows or styles.

I'm the shh, no no, I'm sewer rich
This line is a playful pun on a common phrase (the shit) and also suggests that despite appearing dirty (like the sewers), the singer is actually quite wealthy.

Weezy F Baby I do this here!
The singer is simply declaring their skills and uniqueness as an artist.

A old school gangsta, mack like the eighties
The artist is comparing themselves to old-school gangsters who were suave and sophisticated.

I look like Cita and act like Baby, yup
This line references two characters from a television show, and suggests that the artist looks like one character and acts like another.

You play wit' me I react like the navy
The singer is saying that they don't tolerate disrespect and that they will react with force, like the navy.

Or better yet the army y'all gon' need them for me
The singer is implying that anyone who tries to challenge them will need the entire army to handle them, as they are powerful enough to handle anything with ease.

And ya head is a bleeping target
The artist is warning others that they should be careful, as they may become the target of the artist's wrath.

You don't want me to see you wit' ma peeking Tommys
The artist is referencing the crime of voyeurism and saying that they don't want to catch anyone spying on them.

Wizzle fizzle I keep in New Orleans
The artist is referencing their nickname (Weezy Fizzle) and their roots in New Orleans.

Sleeping with women that sleep wit' the Hornets
This line suggests that the singer frequently has sex with women who sleep with basketball players who play for the Hornets team.

A country boy in something foreign
The artist is saying that despite coming from a rural area, they are stylish and wealthy enough to own a foreign car.

'Bout a hundred thousand more than what you're in
The singer is letting others know that their wealth and luxury far surpasses those around them.

You not 'bout it, you freeze up like popsicles
The singer is saying that others don't have the same level of confidence or talent, and that they freeze up under pressure like a popsicle.

Pop up on bicycles
The singer is discussing their playful nature by imagining themselves popping up unexpectedly on bicycles or other non-threatening modes of transportation.

Pop y'all like spy pimples, yup Wizzle fizzle
This line is both playful and menacing, suggesting that the artist can take out their competition with ease. They then end with their nickname again.

Original hot bizzle, still Lil' Wayne
The artist is saying that they are still true to their original self and have maintained a consistent sound throughout their music career.

But the dividends not little
The singer is saying that despite being called "Lil' Wayne", their financial success is not little at all.

Yeah don't be surprised how the ground feel
The singer is suggesting that others will be shocked by their success and ability to be both grounded and successful.

Get down, get down, put up then footprints
The artist is encouraging people to dance and leave their mark, like footprints.

Ay, the best rapper alive
The artist is saying that they are the best rapper currently alive.

Since the best rapper retired, yea yea
The artist is suggesting that they are the best rapper alive since the time when the previous best rapper retired.

Yea, the best rapper alive, yea yea
The singer repeats their earlier claim.