Got My Own
RAY BLK Lyrics
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'Cause I got my own
You can keep that stone
′Cause I, I know we don't come for free
Diamond rings they buyin' me
Take your shit
You have been dismissed
′Cause I, I don′t care about the price
Baby I can buy it twice
Call me Miss President, 'cause I′m a boss (I'm a boss)
Call me your dentist every day I gotta floss
Pay all my bills and I buy all my meals
Don′t need anybody's money
Sipping champagne on a Wednesday
Jumping and dancing nothin′ to celebrate
Get it together, think you're treating me better
But I throw money like litter (Ohh)
I don't need yours
′Cause I got my own
You can keep that stone
′Cause I, I know we don't come for free
Diamond rings, they buyin′ me
Take your shit
You have been dismissed
You can keep your gifts
'Cause I, I don′t care about the price
Baby I can buy it twice
Go to the club, you know I buy the bar
Can't find my ride, don′t care, I'll buy another car
One for my mama, convertible for the summer
When I get it, then I send it
I'll take that pack of fizzy water
Don′t use the tap no more, do I look like a buster?
I′m Jenny from the block, now Jenny gotta lot
Don't need anybody′s money
Say you got dough, bitch I got more
Missing and pinning, I'm makin′ my own
Don't need yours
′Cause I got my own
You can keep that stone
'Cause I, I know we don't come for free
Diamond rings, they buyin′ me
Take your shit
You have been dismissed
You can keep your gifts
′Cause I, I don't care about the price
Baby I can buy it twice
Don′t need yours
'Cause I got my own
You can keep that stone
′Cause I, I know we don't come for free
Diamond rings, they buyin′ me
Take your shit
You have been dismissed
You can keep your gifts
'Cause I, I don't care about the price
Baby I can buy it twice
In "Got My Own," RAY BLK delivers an empowering message about self-sufficiency and rejecting material possessions as a measure of worth. The chorus declares that the singer doesn't need anyone else's gifts or diamonds, as she can buy her own. She goes on to assert her financial independence, highlighting her ability to pay for her own bills and meals. The verses reinforce these themes, with the singer bragging about her ability to buy rounds at the club, purchase multiple cars, and drink expensive champagne. The bridge takes a slight turn, with the singer referencing her humble beginnings and frugality when it comes to things like buying bottled water. Overall, the song is a bold declaration of self-love and independence that encourages listeners to prioritize their own well-being and financial security above societal expectations or the validation of others.
Line by Line Meaning
Don't need yours
I don't need your help or possessions.
'Cause I got my own
I am capable enough to provide for myself.
You can keep that stone
I don't need any material possessions from you, including diamonds.
'Cause I, I know we don't come for free
I know that nothing in life comes for free, and there are always strings attached.
Diamond rings they buyin' me
Despite not needing material possessions from others, I am still gifted expensive items such as diamond rings.
Take your shit
I don't want or need anything from you.
You have been dismissed
You are no longer needed and can leave now.
′Cause I, I don′t care about the price
I'm not concerned with the monetary value of material possessions.
Baby I can buy it twice
I can afford to buy whatever I want, whenever I want.
Call me Miss President, 'cause I'm a boss (I'm a boss)
I am in charge and successful in my own right, comparable to a president.
Call me your dentist every day I gotta floss
I take care of myself and my appearance to present my best self.
Pay all my bills and I buy all my meals
I am self-sufficient and pay for everything myself.
Don′t need anybody's money
I don't need financial assistance from anyone.
Sipping champagne on a Wednesday
I indulge in luxuries, and the day of the week doesn't matter.
Jumping and dancing nothin′ to celebrate
I'm happy with my life and dance joyfully without needing a specific reason.
Get it together, think you're treating me better
Others should recognize my value and treat me with respect.
But I throw money like litter (Ohh)
I am financially secure and don't worry about wasting money.
Go to the club, you know I buy the bar
I am generous and pay for others' drinks at the club.
Can't find my ride, don′t care, I'll buy another car
I am wealthy enough to not worry about losing a car and can simply buy another.
One for my mama, convertible for the summer
I use my wealth to provide for my family and to enjoy luxurious items for myself in the summer.
When I get it, then I send it
I am able to gift expensive items to others.
I'll take that pack of fizzy water
I am used to buying and consuming high-end items.
Don′t use the tap no more, do I look like a buster?
I prefer to use luxurious items instead of settling for less.
I′m Jenny from the block, now Jenny gotta lot
I have come a long way from humble beginnings and am now successful and wealthy.
Say you got dough, bitch I got more
I am competitive and know that I am financially better off than others.
Missing and pinning, I'm makin′ my own
I am achieving success through my own hard work, not relying on others.
Writer(s): Francis Eg White, Joshua Grant, Rita Ifiok Ekwere
Contributed by Stella R. Suggest a correction in the comments below.