Love No. 9
P.W.N. Lyrics

Love song
Starting the song off, P.W.N. acknowledges that this is not a love song.

Few of those
Despite the disclaimer, P.W.N. admits that he does have a few love songs in his repertoire.

Yea
A common filler word, used here to add emphasis to the previous line.

Like we Tony
Referencing Tony Romo, P.W.N. suggests that he and his crew have a similar level of skill and confidence in their craft.

Yea
Another filler word, used here to add emphasis to the previous line.

This ain't no love Song
P.W.N. reiterates that despite any romantic overtones, this song is not a love song.

But I got a few of those (Got a few of those)
P.W.N. affirms again that he does have some love songs in his repertoire, despite not wanting to focus on them in this moment.

I put my bruhs on (Bruhs on)
Asserting his loyalty to his friends and crew, P.W.N. states that he has included them in his work.

But I only got 2 of those (got 2 of those)
P.W.N. admits that while he wants to support his friends, he only has so many opportunities to include them in his work.

Hoping they ain't done wrong (Done wrong)
Despite his loyalty, P.W.N. worries that his friends may have made mistakes or bad decisions without his knowledge or involvement.

I'm cutting who opposes (Cutting who opponents)
In order to protect his work and interests, P.W.N. is willing to sever ties with those who do not support him.

He ain't got no talent he gon' make it cuz of who he knows (Because of who he knows)
P.W.N. expresses frustration at the perceived injustice of someone rising to fame or success primarily due to connections or networking, rather than actual talent or effort.

Rylo got my back (Back)
P.W.N. cites a friend who he trusts and who supports him, similar to a protective presence backing him up.

Like Zack and Cody (Like Zack and Cody)
Using the popular TV show characters as a comparison, P.W.N. emphasizes the strength of the bond and loyalty he has with this friend.

Y'all was on the corner smoking weed and sipping codeine (And sipping codeine)
P.W.N. contrasts the idle behavior of others with his own dedication and hard work, suggesting that while they were wasting time, he was pursuing his goals.

While I was in the booth straight grinding you don't know me (You don't know me)
Continuing the comparison between himself and others, P.W.N. underscores the fact that many people may underestimate or misunderstand his work ethic and dedication.

Ion got a 9 but I can Romo like I'm tony (Like I'm Tony)
P.W.N. boasts that while he may not have a firearm, he has the skill and confidence to handle himself similarly to how quarterback Tony Romo would perform in a high-pressure situation.

I'm deaf to the bullshit
P.W.N. is dismissive of negativity or detractors, refusing to acknowledge their criticism or taunts.

So nigga what you got to show me (Got to show me)
P.W.N. challenges anyone who might doubt him or his abilities to prove themselves or their value.

And I don't call that Nigga homie
P.W.N. is careful about the people he considers friends, and only uses the term 'homie' for those he truly trusts and values.

Cuz niggas gon' slide (Slide)
P.W.N. suggests that many people who claim to be friends or associates are actually unreliable or untrustworthy, and may even turn against him.

And that ain't for me (And that ain't for me)
P.W.N. knows that this kind of behavior or relationship is not beneficial or productive for him personally, and he wants to avoid it.

And then they bound to call me fake because I peep it
P.W.N. anticipates being accused of being fake or disloyal because he is aware of the true nature of some of his acquaintances or colleagues.

Now I done moved on and now I ha ha (Ha ha)
Despite any setbacks or difficulties, P.W.N. has moved past them and is enjoying his successes.

I been rapping harder than these niggas spittin' blah blah (Spittin' blah blah)
P.W.N. contrasts his own dedicated and passionate approach to his craft with the lackluster, unoriginal performances of others in his field.

Ion give a damn about a lame nigga nada (Nada)
P.W.N. is dismissive of anyone who isn't pushing themselves to be their best, and doesn't see the value in acquaintances or colleagues who are not committed to their own success.

12 niggas bet Dwight coming in with the ta-da (With the ta-da)
P.W.N. references the NBA player Dwight Howard, and the gesture of making a grand entrance, to suggest that he is making a strong impression and impact in his career.

And I wasn't balling hard but now the oops ballin Orlando (Ball Orlando)
P.W.N. cites the Orlando Magic basketball team as a metaphor for his own rise to success, and implies that he is now thriving and performing at a high level.

If she talkin' freaky I'm goin commando
P.W.N. reveals that he is open to and interested in sexual encounters, particularly if they are adventurous or unconventional.

Sneaker head
P.W.N. is a fan of and collector of sneakers, particularly Nike brand.

Running through her mind with Nike sandals (With Nike sandals)
Using a clever play on words, P.W.N. suggests that he is on a girl's mind often and that his thoughts are powerful and impactful, similar to running with Nike sandals on one's feet.

I know that God won't give me nothin I can't handle
P.W.N. has confidence that he can handle any challenges or obstacles that come his way, and credits his faith in God for that assurance.

We ain't gotta talk but baby we ain't gotta bottle up (Gotta bottle up)
P.W.N. suggests that he and a lover or partner can be open and communicative without needing to explicitly state everything.

Ion gotta smoke but we can drink and pour the bottle up (And pour the bottle up)
P.W.N. is suggesting that he and his partner don't necessarily need drugs or smoking to have a good time, but can enjoy drinking together.

When we be together damn the little need a lot of ya (I need a lot of ya)
P.W.N. values his time with his partner and makes it clear that he wants to spend a lot of time with them.

You tell me I'm the man you got me feeling like we outta there
P.W.N. is flattered and excited by the way his partner looks at him and compliments him.

Ion understand why niggas playing with our solitaire (With our solitaire)
P.W.N. is frustrated by the negative or destructive behavior of others towards him and his partner, and doesn't understand their motives.

Liquid in the sheets but in the streets we keep it solid yea (We keep it solid yea)
P.W.N. suggests that he and his partner have a passionate physical relationship, but also maintain a strong, respectful, and trustworthy bond outside of the bedroom.

We ain't gotta speak we stay discrete we keep it silent (We keep it silent)
P.W.N. and his partner do not need to make public or showy displays of affection or commitment, preferring instead to keep their relationship private.

She play my music on repeat it's sum about her yea (Sum about her yea)
P.W.N. is flattered that his partner enjoys and appreciates his music, and suggests that it is indicative of her personality and character as well.

This ain't no love song (Love song)
In a final repetition, P.W.N. reminds listeners that despite any romantic overtones or implications, this is not a love song.