Last Summer
Lo-Fi-Fnk Lyrics

In these lyrics, Lo-Fi-Fnk expresses a disdain for promiscuous individuals who only show their freaky side in the bedroom. He emphasizes that even if a woman claims to miss him, he is not interested in someone who only values him for his sexual prowess. He asserts that he is the best choice for these women, evident by their preference for him. However, he also mentions that he mistreats these women by figuratively putting a leash on them, indicating control and dominance. He dismisses their affection, suggesting that if they want to leave, they are free to do so.

The artist then shifts his focus to personal experiences and feelings of constant disappointment in relationships. He suggests that in the game of love, all he seems to do is lose. He brings up the idea that someone who acts promiscuously will always be that way, highlighting the notion that a "hoe gon' be a hoe." While observing this, he casually sips purple (likely referring to a purple-colored intoxicating beverage) while seeing the contrasting emotions of happiness (represented by reds) and sadness (represented by blues).

Moving on, Lo-Fi-Fnk addresses those who underestimate him and his abilities. He warns against playing him for a sick individual, intimating that he can still engage in intense and passionate activities despite any assumptions made about him. He boasts about his background, emphasizing that he has achieved success despite coming from nothing. This line suggests that he is proud of his accomplishments and denies any doubt others may have had about his capabilities.

The lyrics then take a turn towards a different theme, denouncing the life of promiscuity as something that was fashionable only during the previous summer. Lo-Fi-Fnk claims to hit hard, indicating that he pursues his goals aggressively and fiercely, comparing himself to someone who isn't a mere drummer but plays the music of life with intensity. He warns women to be cautious at night, as there are predatory individuals who may harm them. He declares that he stands above the "fake niggas" who cannot comprehend his success and warns them against trying to take advantage of him. He acknowledges his position as a leader, while others merely come in last.

Finally, Lo-Fi-Fnk mentions his involvement with motorsports and his financial success, boasting about being in control and having money. He dismisses the idea of close alliances with others, making it clear that he doesn't consider everyone to be his friend or part of his family. He celebrates by showing off his ability to dance with his money, signifying a carefree attitude towards his wealth. He concludes by commenting on a woman's physical appearance, stating that she is a "five" on a scale of attractiveness, but he can't even count up to ten based on his friends' opinions.