Wildfire
SBTRTK Lyrics

Wassup, real nigga doing real stuff
A confident introduction from the artist that he is a real person doing genuine, authentic things with his life.

Get a lot of money, you could never get enough
The singer likes making money and believes there is no such thing as having too much of it.

And you know the new shit sounds so tough
The artist believes that new music trends are sounding particularly striking.

So and so just walked on, so what?
The artist doesn't care that a particular person has entered the room.

I don't really vibe with a lot of these niggas
The artist doesn't connect well with many people around him.

I aint really into giving more than one chance, girl
The singer is not interested in offering second chances to people who have already let him down.

I already tried with a lot of these niggas
The artist has attempted to establish relationships with many people before, but was unsuccessful.

F-ck that, that team dont know real, whats that?
The artist has no regard for a particular team that he believes doesn't know what's real or worthwhile.

That can't be from here
The artist is questioning whether a certain thing really comes from where he is.

That can't be what they believe in, is the best shit fo the year
The artist is doubtful that a particular thing is seen as the best thing of the year, given that he doesn't believe in it himself.

Thats that fake shit, thats that fake shit
The artist contends that a particular thing isn't genuine or trustworthy.

That that top row of veneer
The artist is referring to something that looks superficially attractive, though it may conceal something less so.

Just when they getting impatient
Someone is anxious or restless, and may be about to act.

When I make a World premiere
The artist is excited to present a new piece of work, likely for the first time.

Uh, damn, word, Award shows coming
The singer is realizing or acknowledging that an award show is coming up soon.

Make sure you spell that shit right
The artist cares that a particular piece of information is spelled correctly, likely for accuracy or for professional reasons.

Make sure they give me all the credit I deserve
The artist wants to be properly recognized and credited for his work.

Make sure the good stuff's still in that Sprite
The artist wants to ensure that an alluring or additive substance is still present in a particular drink.

They watch us make that shit into a song
Someone is observing the creative process of transforming an experience or piece of content into a song.

Ya aint livin' that boy stop stealin' that life
The artist isn't living a particular lifestyle, and suggests that someone who claims to be is actually stealing that persona.

Anything could happen when I do see ya
The artist expects that there might be an unpredictable result if he sees someone he's referring to.

Guess it all depends on how I'm feelin' that night
The artist suggests that his mood may determine how he will react in a certain situation.

Okay, live my life in hotels
The artist is noting that he spends a lot of time staying in hotels rather than in a single location.

Bitch better have my room right
The artist is particular about the condition of his hotel room, likely so that he's comfortable or able to work.

If they kill me, bury me a legend
The artist desires to be remembered fondly or impressively even after he passes away.

Bitch better have my tomb right
The artist wants his tomb to be in good condition, likely for similar reasons that he wants his hotel room to be comfortable.

Ahh, this is perfect for the women that I love before
The singer contends that this song would be ideal for some of the women he used to love.

I love em all, I just love me more
The artist claims to have loved many women before, but ultimately declares that he loves and prioritizes himself over all of them.

I could bet all of the riches that I ever had Rushing the night like a shark babe Would it be bad
The artist implies that he's confident enough in his bets and his self-confidence to make bold moves or take big risks.

You're like a wildfire You got me rising high You're innocence
The singer is comparing someone or something to a wildfire, suggesting that this force is highly tempting or influential.

Whose the brave Drowning in Would you save me?
The artist is wondering if someone will come to his aid when needed or if he will have to rely on his own strength.

It's a crime If you don't You're the spy By the throat
The artist perceives that it would be a major offense for someone not to help him in a time of need, and the apathetic party would be treated as an adversary.