Money Cars Clothes
Lil Wayne Feat. Swizz Beatz Lyrics

Swiss Beats - Money, cars, clothes, hoes (x2)
Swizz Beatz is listing the materialistic items that are often associated with wealth and success.

I'm from the ghetto so gimmie my money
Swizz Beatz is asserting his right to material success, despite his upbringing in a disadvantaged community.

Young mula baby, and the devil on the flow ha ha ha
Lil Wayne is referencing his record label, Young Money Entertainment, and suggesting that he is a talented rapper, perhaps even devilishly so.

Young mullah baby, and the monsta on the hook ha ha , swizzy!
Lil Wayne is once again referencing his record label and identifying himself as a monster on the verse, while giving credit to Swizz Beatz for the catchy chorus.

Young mullah baby, streeetzz..
Lil Wayne is once again referencing his label and bragging about his street credibility.

Damn I hate a old fake ass nigga
Lil Wayne dislikes people who are insincere or phony in their behavior.

Dats why you only see me wit some bape ass niggas
Lil Wayne is suggesting that he only surrounds himself with real people, as opposed to fake ones.

We gotta eat early like break fast nigga
Lil Wayne is emphasizing the importance of hard work and dedication in order to achieve success.

New Orleans land of where yo gate pass nigga
Lil Wayne is referring to the city he grew up in, New Orleans, and suggesting that it is an area where you need to be street smart and savvy, even just to enter gated communities.

Like 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, on 4
Lil Wayne is using numbers to emphasize the importance of staying focused and staying on track towards his goals.

Pussy ass niggas wont survive no mo
Lil Wayne is suggesting that people who are not genuine or hardworking will not succeed in their endeavors.

And the niggas say it is ours but it aint ours no mo
Lil Wayne is reflecting on how things change over time, and how wealth and success can be fleeting.

From the deep part of the water where the divers wont go
Lil Wayne is suggesting that he has come from a place of great adversity and that his success is all the more impressive because of it.

Hey sharks, sup piranhas, dem boys catfish, dem boys flanges
Lil Wayne is using oceanic imagery to describe different types of people, suggesting that some will be opportunistic predators, while others are more parasitic or deceptive in nature.

I pop on grove, I roll around ya, hit ya wit that 2 2 step 10 times like ensenza
Lil Wayne is referencing a dance move while suggesting that he is able to outmaneuver his enemies with relative ease.

T streets - fuck, what the fuck I look like
T Streets is expressing disbelief or uncertainty about what he is being asked to do.

Asian let me catch em wit the beam an its cooked right
Lil Wayne is saying that he is able to handle dangerous situations with skill and precision.

Weezy be the crack in the jar and he shook right
Lil Wayne is likening himself to a drug dealer and suggesting that he is able to handle pressure without cracking.

And im the nigga standin over the stove
T Streets is suggesting that he is the one who is responsible for cooking and preparing drugs.

Wit a good price wit a b? ride bitch
T Streets is suggesting that he is able to offer drugs at a reasonable price and with a good quality vehicle.

Drive bricks an book flights
T Streets is suggesting that he is involved in drug trafficking and is able to coordinate transportation effectively.

Good by bad days, hello good nights
T Streets is expressing his desire to leave behind bad situations and move towards a more positive future.

No my coke look like Carmelo?
T Streets is using a metaphor comparing his cocaine to the NBA player Carmelo Anthony, suggesting that it is of good quality.

Sittin in lebrons, driver seat reclined
T Streets is suggesting that he is traveling in luxury while involved in drug trafficking.

2 woman, my mary j disc and my 9
T Streets is enjoying the company of two women while also carrying a gun and listening to music.

Its my life, my life, my mutha fuckin life
T Streets is expressing his sense of ownership and control over his life and his choices.

And fuck one time its..
T Streets is expressing his disdain for law enforcement and authority figures in general.

I murder that boy, I kill that bitch
Lil Wayne is using violent imagery to describe his prowess as a rapper.

Straight burn ya body up like a skillet bitch
Lil Wayne is continuing to use violent imagery while also emphasizing his ability to destroy his rivals through his music.

I turn beef to me meyou, be my fil-let bitch
Lil Wayne is suggesting that he is able to handle conflict effectively and that his rivals will ultimately become subservient to him.

And ya stomach aint gotta hurt for you to feel dat shit
Lil Wayne is suggesting that his rivals will feel the full extent of his intimidation tactics, even if they do not cause physical pain.

So aint no love for no otha so say I fuck dem tricks
Lil Wayne is saying that he does not harbor any positive feelings towards anyone else and that he is not interested in playing games or engaging in deception.

Aint no loves flyin now besides birds of dem bricks
Lil Wayne is suggesting that the only things that matter are money and status, and that everything else is just a distraction or a means to an end.

Unless you talkin bout eagle dats the street I know
Lil Wayne is using another bird metaphor to suggest that he is experienced and knowledgeable about the world of drug trafficking and street life.

The person now the routes to couldn't see my flow
Lil Wayne is suggesting that he is so skilled as a rapper that even those who are familiar with the culture and language of the streets cannot fully understand his lyrical abilities.

I clap a nigga 3 times, like the 3 syllables
Lil Wayne is using rhythmic wordplay to describe his ability to take down his rivals.

Word that I know, called (clap) hol - ly - grove
Lil Wayne is referencing a specific neighborhood in New Orleans where he grew up and suggesting that this is where his hard-edged mentality was formed.

Nigga fuck yo money, clothes, cars, hoes
Lil Wayne is suggesting that these materialistic items are not important in the grand scheme of things, and that people should focus on more meaningful pursuits.

Kids, friends, and foes, and you and den I get back to the..
Lil Wayne is suggesting that people should focus on cultivating relationships and fostering positive social connections, rather than chasing after wealth and status.