Everyday
Marshmello Lyrics

Yeah, ay
The song begins with an affirmative yes and an encouraging word ay.

I work hard every motherfuckin' day-ay-ay-ay
This line expresses the artist's hard work and dedication to his craft with emphasis on the intensity of his daily efforts.

I work hard, I work hard every day-ay-ay-ay, yeah
The artist reiterates how much effort he puts into his work, underlining its importance and significance.

But today is my day, it's my day
The artist announces the significance of the day and after working hard for many days, today belongs to him.

And no matter what they say, it's my day
Regardless of the response or opinions of others, today solely belongs to the artist.

La-la-la-la-la-la, yeah, yeah
This is an extended way of expressing excitement and joy at the possession of the day.

Roll up to the spot, feelin' real good
The artist arrives at his destination feeling great, ready to tackle any foes that may arise.

Think you gon' talk shit, you better not, my homies real hood
The artist warns any would-be detractors that his companions are formidable, and they should not attempt to provoke or test him today.

They say, "Logic, why you do that?" I don't know, I don't know
The artist is unsure of the reason for his behavior or actions, if questioned by others.

Yeah, they used to be like, "who that?" I don't know, I don't know
In the past, people may not have known him or his accomplishments, but he still does not have a clear answer to provide them with now.

Now they know my name wherever I go
The artist has become well-known and his fame has spread, such that people recognize him wherever he goes.

Used to think that's what I wanted, but now, just don't know
Previously, the artist had believed fame and recognition were the most important things, but now he has doubts about that belief.

No, I can't fuck with that, nook if you buckin' back
The artist cannot tolerate or engage with negativity or confrontation and will withdraw if they are encountered.

Yeah, I been workin' but I ain't get nothin' back
Despite his hard work and efforts, the artist feels unappreciated and has little to show for it.

Tell me the daily now, hold up, wait, really now
The artist asks for an explanation about the daily routine and what is happening now, expressing disbelief.

All of that shit you been talkin' just silly now
The artist dismisses any negative talk or gossip as ridiculous and not worth his time.

Just as quick as you rise
Success can come and go quickly, with no lasting impact or guarantee.

Just as quick as you could fall
A person can fall from success just as quickly as they attain it, underscoring its transience.

Oh, no no no, I can't fuck with that at all
The artist utterly refuses to deal with or accept the volatility of success because it is too unstable and fleeting.

All, all she ever wanted was attention
A woman desired and sought attention, but it is not clear why or what consequences this has for her.

And a bunch of other shit I shouldn't mention
There are other details about the woman and her behavior that the artist is uncomfortable sharing or keeping private.

'Cause she got daddy issues for days, for days and days
The woman has unresolved issues with her father that continue to affect her on a daily basis and have been present for a long time.

But today, she ain't got shit to do, her right along with you
Today, neither the woman nor the artist have anything pressing to do or obligations, so they can hang out and relax together.

So we gon' fuck around and vibe and vibe and vibe and vibe
The two will spend time together and simply enjoy each other's company in a light-hearted, casual way, perhaps through music or other forms of entertainment.

I'm tryna live my life but am I doing it right?
The artist is uncertain if he is living his life to the fullest or making the right decisions.

Yeah, I'm tryna live my life but am I doing it right?
This line is repeated, accentuating the artist's doubts and insecurities about his life choices.

'Cause they tell me I'm the man, you the man right now
The artist reveals that people have told him he is the epitome of success and achievement, the 'man' or most successful in his field.

You the man right now
This line is again repeated, reinforcing the idea that the artist is the pinnacle of success at this time.

With the whole wide world in the palm of your hand right now
The artist recognizes that he has immense power and control at the moment with everything at his fingertips, highlighting the importance of his present success.

Fuck the lights and the cameras and the money and the fame
The artist pays no heed to the trappings of success, such as public attention, wealth, or reputation.

I'ma do it for the fam right now
Instead, the artist is motivated to work hard and achieve success to support and benefit his family and loved ones.

I'ma get it for the 301 and the R-A-T-T-P-A-C-K 'cause you know
The artist reveals that his work is also intended to support and uplift his community, particularly the 301 area code and his 'RATTPACK' fanbase.

But today is my day, it's my day
The artist closes by reiterating that today belongs to him, emphasizing its importance and underscoring the value of his hard work and effort towards achieving his goals.

And no matter what they say, it's my day
This line is repeated to emphasize that nothing can detract from the artist's ownership of his success today, despite any naysayers or criticism.

La-la-la-la-la-la, yeah
The song ends with a happy, repetitive chant of 'la-la-la's, emphasizing the joy and triumph of the artist's success.