A Milli
Meek Mill Lyrics


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See it's nothing I fear
Run and tell 'em that
Philly's in here no you go
Tell 'em Gillie's in here
I don't bust up in the
Air hear the cops come
Hell if I care I'mma throw
A couple in ya hair
Let's the bullets just tear
Doctors got to try to fucking repair
Brain fragments now you in that wheelchair
The new Guccis they be twelve hundred a pair
That's 600 a sneaker but it's
Free for you to stare
Diamonds glare off that boy spent a
Hundred that's the player rate
What I dropped on jewelry that's
The salary the mayor make
Show you how to bake a cake
Get it in soft cook it up to hard
Take it to the plate chop it down
Move it to the block get it off
Can't accumulate the drama we getting all
The money we be seeing
Benz's BM's balling so hard we
Should be on ESPN
I ain't with that he say hommie
And you know how we play hommie
Big ice only me diamond cuts I
Love is the DJ hommie

This ain't fear run tell 'em
That the figures in here
Know it's Bump when you see that nine mill
Hell ya it's my year I'm about to eat it up
Beat it up you see it what
Hold up hold up Bump speed it up
Got the game in a hold and I can't let go
Don't know better ask about me
See you niggas get mad but the
Money in the bag got dragged
You see it's steady piling
Green, green, Benny, Benny
Hit a nigga back with the semi
And he got another in the k
If you owe hey you better come gimme gimme
Trust that when we roll out know this
Goon on the side he hold it focused
Focused in the club we smoking
Smoking better not provoke us
Up the chain before you see that flame
Might have him on the block boy all in pain
Quit playing 'bout all them games
Leave shawty wet life falling rain
Better know when I press that thing I'm
Accurate you could trust this aim
That fact is that I'm laughing
At you through the scope
If you think you could get out this frame
Still get it on the block that change
Since the rims and drop done change
B thought he, he, he
You dudes just not the same





A millionaire in my bag that
Was just my first gear

Overall Meaning

In the first verse, Meek Mill asserts his fearlessness and dominance in the streets of Philadelphia. He dismisses any potential threats or opposition, bragging about his ability to confront and defy law enforcement. He casually mentions shooting someone, emphasizing his lack of concern for the consequences. Meanwhile, he flaunts his expensive fashion choices, specifically highlighting the price of Gucci sneakers and how they contrast with the observer's inability to afford them. He further boasts about his extravagant spending on jewelry, suggesting that his luxury purchases surpass the salary of the city's mayor. Through these lyrics, Meek Mill asserts his status, wealth, and disregard for authority.


Moving to the second verse, Meek Mill continues to assert his dominance and prowess in the streets. He proclaims that the figures (wealthy individuals) are present and that people should recognize their power. He references a "nine mill," likely a firearm, indicating that he possesses the means to protect himself and maintain control. He states that it's his year of success and prosperity, confidently proclaiming that he is about to conquer and enjoy the fruits of his labor. Meek Mill addresses his enemies, sarcastically acknowledging their anger and frustration as he accumulates more money. He emphasizes his wealth by mentioning the accumulation of green (money) and the nickname "Benny" (referring to one hundred-dollar bills). Further, he implies his readiness to use violence to collect debts. In this verse, Meek Mill conveys his certainty of triumph and the consequence one faces when opposing him.


The third verse continues Meek Mill's depiction of his life in the streets. He describes their presence in clubs, where they exhibit a tough and intimidating image. Meek Mill warns against provoking them while high on drugs, insinuating that they react aggressively to any disrespect. He mentions having a chain, suggesting his affiliation with a gang or crew. He explains that when he aims his weapon, he hits his target accurately, highlighting his skill and precision. He taunts his opponents, indicating that there is no escape from his attacks. He then shifts the focus to the changes he has experienced in his life, particularly in wealth and material possessions. He mocks those who imitate his lifestyle, suggesting that they pale in comparison to him. This verse portrays Meek Mill's confidence, aggression, and refusal to be taken lightly.


The final line, "A millionaire in my bag, that was just my first gear," sums up the overall theme of Meek Mill's lyrics. Here, he asserts that he is already a millionaire, and his wealth is only just beginning to accumulate. He employs a metaphor, comparing his financial success to a car's gears, implying that he has many more levels of wealth and success to achieve. This line highlights his ambition, determination, and belief in his unstoppable trajectory towards becoming even more affluent.




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