boss
Rick Ross Feat. Dre Lyrics

Run how you want, boss
You have the freedom to run your life as you want and be in charge of your own destiny.

Chill how you want, boss
You're in control and can take it easy or relax whenever you want without any boss telling you what to do.

Floss how you want, boss
You can show off your success or accomplishments, whether it's by wearing expensive jewelry or driving a fancy car.

Do whatcha like
You can do whatever you want in life because you are the boss and make your own decisions.

Go rock your chain, boss
Wear your jewelry with pride and don't be afraid to show off your wealth and success.

Pour that champagne, boss
Celebrate your success and enjoy the finer things in life, like champagne and other luxuries.

Keep getting paid, boss
Stay focused on earning money and building your wealth, because you're the boss and in control of your financial future.

Ross, la la, la la, la la
This is a reference to the artist's name and his trademark sound. It doesn't have a specific meaning in this context.

As I'm poppin' my collar, black on black antique impala
The artist is describing his stylish and expensive car, which he's proud of and gleefully shows off.

She ain't gotta speak 'cause my speakers let her know that I'm ballin
The artist is so wealthy and successful that his car's speakers alone make a statement and let others know that he's in charge and doing well.

They call me the boss, I be calling the shots
The singer is in charge and makes all decisions, which is why he's called the boss.

That boy be ballin a lot
The artist is successful and wealthy, with plenty of disposable income to spend on luxuries like cars and jewelry.

That boy be ridin' big, that boy be ridin' rim's
The singer has an expensive and luxurious car with large rims, which is another way of showing off his wealth.

Not the flats but the fish 'cause they just swim
The singer is referencing exotic full-body tires that resemble fish scales, which is a way of showing off his wealth and taste for expensive and unique car accessories.

New York to the west, you a boss if you fresh
Expensive and fashionable clothing is another way to show off one's wealth and success, especially in big cities like New York and the West Coast.

Scuff your shoes, wipe em down
Even if you scuff your shoes, take ownership and treat them well because you're the boss and should take care of your possessions.

Now get back on your two step
After taking a moment to fix his scuffed shoes, the artist is telling others to get back into the groove or rhythm of life.

Stunting is boss
Showing off and flashing one's wealth is an important aspect of being the boss or in charge of one's life.

Shining is boss
Being visible and successful is a key part of being the boss, so it's important to always be 'shining' in some way.

Grand daddy kush, or the purt, yellow diamonds is boss
Expensive and rare cannabis strains and flashy yellow diamond jewelry are other ways to show off one's wealth and success.

That dime a boss, She fine as a house
The artist has an attractive and expensive woman in his life, which is yet another way to show off his wealth and status as the boss.

And she driving a porche, She designed for a boss
The artist's partner also has an expensive and stylish car, which reflects their shared status and success as bosses.

I'm ridin' big, I'm hoping lanes
The singer is describing his large and expensive car, which he enjoys driving fast and taking up a lot of space on the road.

My chevy thang, Got this chickens all insane
The artist's car is so flashy and impressive that it causes a commotion or draws attention from women.

Look at my stones tap dancing on the bezzle
The singer's jewelry is so flashy and expensive that it seems to dance or sparkle on the watch face, reflecting the light and drawing attention.

Bad baby at the rollie, lap dancing and wanna kiss me
The singer has an attractive and expensive woman with him, who desires him and is dancing sensually.

Oh no, 'cause of my chain
The singer's jewelry is so expensive and flashy that others are drawn to it and can't help but comment or stare.

'cause of my bling like a peacock standing on my ring
The artist's jewelry is so impressive and noticeable that it's like a peacock on a ring or jewelry piece, standing out and drawing attention.

'cause I'm a boss, I'm a spend it
As the boss, the artist has power and wealth, which he will spend on expensive luxuries like cars, jewelry, and other accessories.

I'm a floss, I'm a winner
The singer enjoys showing off his success and wealth, which makes him feel like a winner or champion.

You the loss, all these niggas
Others who don't have as much money or success as the singer are seen as 'losers' or inferior, at least in his eyes.

Sprinkle soft 'cause I'm the pepper and the salt
The artist is essential and valuable, like both salt and pepper, and others need to respect him and treat him well.

Whatcha feel, whatcha like
You should always do what you like or enjoy, and not worry about what others think or feel. This is another way of showing that you're the boss of your life.

Whatcha want, what's your type
As the boss, you have power and influence, so you can ask others what they want or need and make it happen for them.

I done seen it, done it twice, bought it up the same night
The singer has a lot of experience and has seen it all, which means he knows how to get what he wants and can afford to buy anything he desires without delay.

If you buy, if you spend it, fuck the cost
As the boss, you don't need to worry about the cost of things because you're wealthy and can spend freely.

You's a boss, You a boss
The singer acknowledges others as bosses or people who are in charge of their own lives.

Before the block got whipped
The singer is referencing a time when they didn't have as much money or success, and when the neighborhood or block looked very different.

And they Pistol got ripped
The singer is referencing a violent event, like a gun being stolen or being involved in a shooting.

Before you got any chips
The artist is referencing a time before they had any money or success, or before they became the boss of their own life.

You got permission from the boss
In order to succeed or become the boss of your own life, you need to get permission or approval from someone else who has already achieved that level of success.

On a mission for the charts, out-smart my competition
The singer is focused on achieving success in a particular area or industry, and is driven to outperform their competition through intelligence and hard work.

Composition so sharp, so dark ,so vivid
The singer is describing their creative work or output as being impressive and powerful, like a sharp, dark, and vivid image or statement.

26's on the old school
The artist is referencing expensive and large rims on an old or classic car, which is another way of showing off their wealth and status as the boss.

Pro tools session
The artist is referencing a professional music production software, which they are using to create their music and achieve even more success.

Got the old school ho's
The artist has women in his life who appreciate old school aspects of culture or style, which is another way of showing off his status and taste as the boss.

Acting brand new sweating
The singer's female companions are nervous or excited around the singer, because he is wealthy and powerful, and they don't want to disappoint him or be seen as inferior.

Brand new tennis chain, fancy pockets on my jeans
Expensive and fashionable clothing items are other ways that the artist shows off his wealth and success, which is essential to being the boss.

Headed for the walk dude, fore' they win him on the stage
The singer is referencing their future success and fame, knowing that they will eventually make it to the top of their industry or area of focus.

Two a day, super pay
The singer is working very hard and earning a lot of money, which is crucial to being the boss and having control over one's life.

Stupid brain from a model
The singer is being distracted or overwhelmed by an attractive and wealthy woman, which is another way of showing off his status and success as the boss.

Triple see a hundred deep
The artist has a lot of cash on hand or is earning a lot of money, and can afford to spend it freely and generously.

And everybody got a bottle
The artist is enjoying a party or celebration with a large number of people, and everyone is being treated generously or luxuriously.

Got a bottle full of purp
The singer is enjoying an expensive and rare strain of cannabis, which is another way of showing off his wealth and status as the boss.

Full of work, no leachin'
The singer is enjoying a high-quality and expensive strain of cannabis, which is free from other plants or contaminants.

Blew 50 last weekend, if you looking for a reason
The artist is so wealthy and successful that they can afford to spend a large amount of money on luxuries like cannabis, and doesn't need a reason or excuse to do so.

I'm the boss
Overall, this song is about being in charge of one's own life and enjoying the benefits that come with wealth and success, like expensive cars, jewelry, and drugs. The artist is the boss of his own life, and inspires others to take control of theirs as well.