Move
Skippa Da Flippa Lyrics

Bitch, bitch, bitch, bitch
Repeating the word bitch, which might refer to the slang/derogatory term for a woman or to someone being difficult to deal with

Bitch, bitch, bitch, bitch, bitch
Repeating the word bitch multiple times possibly to emphasize it or to convey annoyance

Rich, rich, rich, rich (in that, in that)
Repeating the word rich to highlight wealth, possibly sarcastically or braggingly

It makes sense (M-m-m-m-murda)
The phrase 'it makes sense' repeated twice, possibly as a slogan or affirmation, and followed by the producer's name (Murda)

(Flippa) Uh, it makes sense (makes sense)
Flippa repeats the phrase 'it makes sense' twice, possibly confirming the phrase's meaning or relevance

It makes sense (swear, what else?)
Flippa again repeats the phrase 'it makes sense' and follows it with the phrase 'swear, what else?', which might mean 'I'm serious, what other explanation is there?'

Chase the money nigga, don't ever chase no bitch (cash)
Advice to focus on making money rather than pursuing a romantic relationship

Tell that lil' bitch move, move, move, move (hey man get out my way)
A demand for someone to move out of the way, possibly because they are in the artist's path

Move (swear), move (whoa)
Repeating the word 'move' twice, possibly to emphasize the importance of the demand to move

Brand new Benzo sittin' on 22's (twos)
The artist has a new Benz car that has 22 inch wheels

Diamonds like a pool (water), blue benji scripts (blue)
The singer's jewelry, possibly his diamond accessories, are so numerous or big that they resemble a pool or water, and they are adorned with blue Ben Franklin $100 bills

Make lil' baby strip (all blue)
The artist wants a girl to undress, possibly for sexual reasons, and he wants her to wear all blue clothing/accessories

You can call me Flip (blue), I leave a bigger tip (okay)
The singer's nickname is Flip and he claims to tip generously

Shut up (shut up), shut up (shut up)
The phrase 'shut up' repeated twice, possibly to indicate annoyance or to tell someone to stop talking

Brand new McLaren, the same color ketchup (mm)
The singer has a new McLaren car that is the same color as ketchup

Can you catch up? (Can you?)
A question asking whether someone can keep up with the artist, possibly in a competitive context or referring to the person's wealth/status

Inside all white like mayo
The interior of the artist's car is designed to be completely white, resembling the condiment mayonnaise

Slam the pack, OJ Mayo
The singer mentions O.J. Mayo, a professional basketball player, in a phrase that might refer to drug activity or to the act of packing, slamming or hitting something

Stack the hundreds like they Legos (stack it)
Here the singer describes the act of piling money in a manner comparable to building with Lego blocks

I'm 'bout the butter like Eggos (swear)
The artist is enthusiastic about making money, and compares it to the breakfast waffle brand Eggo, whose packaging emphasizes putting butter and syrup on the waffles

I'm havin' shooters on case load
The artist has people working for him who are armed and ready to shoot if needed

I'ma drop it in a mango
It is unclear what the phrase 'drop it in a mango' means, but it might be a reference to drugs or to achieving success

move, new coupe, factory shoes
The singer wants to move or go somewhere, possibly to show off his new car and/or shoes

Ooh, I was 'bout to screw, Erykah Badu
Here the artist references Erykah Badu, a musician and former romantic partner of rapper Andre 3000, in a phrase that might suggest having sexual intercourse

Ooh, sub zero jewels, Pikachu
The singer's jewelry is so cold or valuable that it is 'sub zero', and he compares it to Pikachu, a popular character from the Pokemon franchise

Ooh, bitch I'm a brat like her fit
The singer believes himself to be a spoiled or entitled person, like the expensive outfit he might wear

Ooh, ooh, 'bout to spend a brick on my dick
The singer intends to spend a lot of money on his own personal pleasure or satisfaction, possibly excessively

Ooh, took somethin', 'bout to get hit
Here the phrase 'took somethin'' is ambiguous, but it might mean stealing or acquiring something undesirable, which might prompt a violent reaction

We ain't squashin' shit (pussy ass nigga)
The artist is not going to forgive or forget something, and might insult someone for being cowardly

Ooh, move it quick, bells and bricks, ah
The singer is moving fast or urgently, and might be carrying objects that make noise

sit back and watch me lap these bitches
The singer is confident in his ability to succeed or outcompete others, and uses the metaphor of lapping others in a race

Your mouth, better watch it before I
The artist is warning someone to be careful about what they say or risk retaliation

Put one in your old lady noggin
The artist threatens to shoot someone's elderly partner (or relative) in the head, likely in a violent or criminal context

It came out her back and it went in your body, yeah
The threat made in the previous line is followed up with a graphic description of the result

TD like Roddy, I came with the party
TD is likely a reference to Top Dawg Entertainment, a music label, and Roddy is possibly a reference to Roddy Ricch, a rapper. The line might mean that the singer arrived at the party with hype, enthusiasm or energy

I came on a Harley and I'ma get gnarly
The artist arrived at the party on a Harley Davidson motorcycle, and is now ready to get wild or intense

Flippa they call me
The singer, Flippa Da Flippa, is naming himself

Move from the diamonds, a hunnid it cost me
The singer is telling someone to step back or move away from his expensive jewelry, which cost $100,000

Get back, get away
The singer repeats the phrase 'get back' twice, likely to emphasize that someone should distance themselves from him

I'ma stack and flip and spend it every single fuckin' day
The artist is describing his lifestyle of repeatedly acquiring and spending large amounts of money

Remix the work like I'm Kay Slay
The artist compares his ability to improve or change things to the act of remixing music, and Kay Slay is possibly a reference to DJ Kay Slay, a record producer

Then make a play on some roller blades
The singer might be referring to a criminal or risky plan, and he finishes the song on this ambiguous note