joe morris
Pi'erre Bourne Lyrics

It's a soss-igator
This line is just a phrase to hype up the rest of the song and it has no actual meaning.

I just left the bank (Bank)
The singer has recently completed a transaction at the bank.

Niggas hate 'cause I got all this cake
There are people who dislike the singer because they have a lot of money ('cake' is slang for money).

I'm doing great for my motherfuckin' age
Despite being young, the artist is doing very well in terms of financial success and general life achievements.

What the teller say? (What the teller say?)
The artist is asking what the bank teller said to them during their transaction.

Boy, you got some cake (Boy, you got some cake)
The bank teller has remarked on the singer's wealth.

Patty mayonnaise
This line appears to be a nonsequitur and has no specific meaning in the context of the song.

Good to see you today (Good to see you today)
The artist is acknowledging that the interaction with the bank teller was positive and pleasant.

Shut up ándale (Shut up ándale)
This line appears to be a nonsequitur and has no specific meaning in the context of the song.

I need what I made (I need what I made)
The artist intends to keep and use the money they made during their transaction at the bank.

Then I'm on my way
The singer is done with their business at the bank and is moving on to other things.

Ayy, I just left the Chase (I just left the Chase)
The artist has completed a transaction at Chase Bank.

Run it up like a race (Run it up like a race)
The singer intends to get as much money as quickly as possible, as if they were racing to do so.

Yeah, she wan' come backstage (Yeah, she wan' come backstage)
A woman is interested in spending time with the singer backstage (presumably after a performance).

That's another tour date (That's another tour date)
The singer intends to schedule another performance/date for his tour.

I was broke, now I'm healed (I was broke, yeah, woah)
The artist was once financially struggling (i.e., 'broke') and has since improved their situation ('healed').

No more pain (No more pain)
The artist has achieved financial success and is no longer struggling or dealing with 'painful' situations.

Whip the Brinks truck like a slave (Woah)
The singer is driving a Brinks truck (which is used for money transportation) in a way that implies they are a slave to their wealth.

Get rich or end up in the grave (Woah)
The singer is emphasizing the importance of accumulating wealth as a means of survival.