Yeah
Lil Wayne feat. T.I. Lyrics


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Ah yeah, that's whatcha say when you see a devil down
Ah yeah, that's whatcha say when you take the devil's crown
Ah yeah, stay alive all things will change around
Ah yeah, what? Ah yeah!

So here I go kickin science in ninety-five
I be illin, parental discretion is advised still
Don't call me nigga, this MC goes for his
Call me God, cause that's what the black man is
Roamin through the forest as the hardest lyrical artist
Black women you are not a bitch you're a Goddess
Let it be known, you can lean on KRS-One
Like a wall cause I'm hard, I represent GOD




Wack MC's have only one style: gun buck
But when you say,

Overall Meaning

"Ah yeah, that's whatcha say when you see a devil down"
This line means that when you see someone who is evil or corrupt, you acknowledge that they have come to their downfall. The phrase “devil down” refers to the downfall of evil in someone or something. Lil Wayne implies that he is not afraid of evil or corrupt people and he can call them out when he sees them. He uses his music to talk about issues that affect society and to make people aware of the problems that need to be addressed. He encourages people to stand up and speak against corruption and other societal ills.


The second line says "Ah yeah, that's whatcha say when you take the devil's crown." Here, Lil Wayne is emphasizing the importance of taking control of your own life and not letting the corrupt people around you lead you. The phrase “take the devil’s crown” means that you can rise above those who are trying to bring you down and take control of your own life. Lil Wayne is trying to empower his listeners and to give them the confidence to face their fears and overcome the challenges they face in their lives.


The third line “Ah yeah, stay alive all things will change around” encourages the listeners to be patient and to never give up hope. Lil Wayne acknowledges that change takes time but he believes that every person has the power to change the world around them. He calls on his listeners to have the courage and the determination to stay alive and to keep fighting for their dreams no matter what obstacles they face.


Line by Line Meaning

Ah yeah, that's whatcha say when you see a devil down
When you see evil falter, you exclaim with satisfaction, 'Ah yeah.'


Ah yeah, that's whatcha say when you take the devil's crown
When you defeat evil and take its power, you proudly proclaim, 'Ah yeah.'


Ah yeah, stay alive all things will change around
To survive in this world, you must trust that change is inevitable, for better or for worse, so keep going and say, 'Ah yeah.'


Ah yeah, what? Ah yeah!
An exclamation of confidence and pride, beaming with joy and energy, 'Ah yeah!'


So here I go kickin science in ninety-five
As a musician, I express my knowledge and wisdom through my lyrics, and I'm doing it again in 1995.


I be illin, parental discretion is advised still
I may have a controversial style, so I warn parents to exercise discretion when exposing their children to my music.


Don't call me nigga, this MC goes for his
Don't use a derogatory term to refer to me; I'm a skilled MC and I take my craft seriously.


Call me God, cause that's what the black man is
I demand respect, as a black man, by asserting that we are at the highest level of human consciousness and divinity.


Roamin through the forest as the hardest lyrical artist
I move quickly and confidently through the music industry as an MC with incomparable skills.


Black women you are not a bitch you're a Goddess
Women of color deserve reverence and respect, not to be objectified and degraded.


Let it be known, you can lean on KRS-One
I am available as a beacon of support and guidance for those who need help in difficult times.


Like a wall cause I'm hard, I represent GOD
My personality and character are unbreakable, and I embody the divine force that exists within us all.


Wack MC's have only one style: gun buck
In contrast to my multifaceted style, inferior M.C.s rely solely on violence and aggression as musical themes.


But when you say, Ah yeah, you affirm that change will come
A unifying message that encourages people to come together and express joy and hope for the future.




Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: LAWRENCE KRSONE PARKER

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