Back To Back
P Money Lyrics

The lyrics to P Money's song "Back to Back" reflect his pride and confidence in his own individuality. He declares that there is only one of him and he doesn't need anyone's validation because he already knows his worth. He mentions his active and healthy lifestyle, sitting in posh areas like Kings Row in Chelsea, and enjoying luxury items like LP (vinyl records), magnum rosé champagne, and LV (Louis Vuitton) products. P Money also mentions his wife looking attractive like Mel B, a reference to the former Spice Girls member.

He contrasts his own actions, which he claims are for the youth, with others who only do things for the elderly. P Money boasts about OGs (Original Gangsters) sitting outside of town (OT) and being cool like Kobe Bryant. He identifies himself as a "real ghetto boy" and takes pride in his upbringing. He casually mentions his gunner (someone who is skilled with firearms), Iwobi, and how he keeps the weapons at home, emphasizing his involvement in the streets. P Money ends the verse by expressing his desire for a carvery, humorously suggesting that he'll call Toby, a popular carvery chain in the UK.

In the second verse, P Money starts by referencing his reputation as an OG (Original Gangster) and how people know him. He mentions that labels are dropping artists, comparing it to Sony Records dropping artists, and claims that he can deliver two punches like an OG, causing someone to OD (overdose). P Money uses wordplay to describe himself wearing a hook mask (a mask used to prevent spreading germs) instead of Bo Peep's shepherdess bonnet, indicating his readiness for action. He references spending time with cats (street-slang for criminals) and being like Mowgli from "The Jungle Book" when he is out of town (OT). P Money suggests that he's a reliable person to contact when someone needs help with a target (potentially referring to a hit order or debt collection). He concludes this section by comparing his success in music to Kobe Bryant's ability to make three-pointers.

In the third verse, P Money mentions "Duglife," possibly referring to his crew or neighborhood. He boasts about working hard throughout the day and staying up at night, mentioning nights where he fires more shots than in a gunfight. He requests not to talk in his car because of the "bug life," possibly referring to illegal activities or drama. P Money expresses his frustration with the West End (a district in London) and mentions his preference for clubbing in pubs instead. He humorously refers to filling up Hooters (a chain of sports bars) and ordering another Stella Artois (a beer brand associated with pubs), setting the scene for a pub fight.

In the fourth verse, P Money talks about swinging (fighting) until sunrise with people who have no jobs or love life. He mentions driving with a concealed weapon (burner) and references thug life by mentioning holding two packs (packets of drugs) in the car's trunk. He introduces the concept of Glovelife as a counter-narrative to thug life. P Money suggests that he only represents one side of Glovelife and texts someone named D to inquire about the club being lively. The response confirms his suspicions, and he jokingly mentions his tongue being tied from rapping.

In the final verse, P Money addresses someone who disrespected him, promising to hit them with a powerful blow like Anthony Joshua (AJ, a famous boxer). He makes another humorous reference to hitting someone with a bottle like David Hayes, another renowned boxer. P Money reassures himself by saying he's okay and that he's waking up a day late after a strong night of drinking. He mentions being drunk with girls from Babestache, a potentially fictitious entity. He notes that brandy runs through his bloodstream like Ray J, referencing the singer's infamous sex tape scandal. P Money humorously suggests that Mayweather wouldn't even attempt the feat even if he were paid, and he charges labels 8k to feature on their songs. He talks about his success on JDZ (a music platform) and how his songs receive repeated plays like Jaykae's pull-up songs. He reminisces about buying Grade A drugs from Safeway's (a former supermarket chain) and the hard work he put into making money, even resorting to selling food from his house.

Overall, "Back to Back" showcases P Money's pride in his individuality, success, and street credibility. He confidently delivers clever wordplay and references to popular culture, while also providing glimpses into his lifestyle and experiences.