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Steve Aoki Lyrics

Ey, if I (Steve Aoki), if I
Steve Aoki starts off by addressing the listener and posing a hypothetical question.

If I told you that I love you
He wonders if the listener would believe him if he were to express his love for them.

Ey, if I told you that I love you
Steve Aoki repeats his previous thought, emphasizing the importance of his question.

Would you think I'm lyin'?
He questions the listener once more, asking if they would assume he's being untruthful.

Tell you that I love you
Steve Aoki reaffirms his intent to express his love for the listener.

Niggas that been through it all
Steve Aoki shifts focus to himself and his experiences.

Catch me a body on many a song
He brags about his ability to create hit songs and the amount of success he has experienced in the music industry.

I like a bitch with a body and mind
Steve Aoki expresses his preference for women who possess physical attractiveness and intellectual capacity.

I climb in her eyes to get to them draws
He suggests that he establishes an intimate connection with women by looking into their eyes and mentally stimulating them, leading to a sexual encounter.

Hot as July on a Wimbledon court
Describing a sexually charged situation, Steve Aoki compares it to the heat of summer and the tension of a tennis match.

How 'bout a ride? The windows go up
He makes a suggestive proposal, hinting at a private, intimate moment with someone in his car with tinted windows.

Holler or holla?
Steve Aoki asks if it's better to shout or to reach out and contact the music promoter.

Then call the promoter
Despite the ambiguity of the previous line, he ultimately decides to reach out to the music promoter by making a phone call.

Pull up and I go and then turn that bitch up
He claims he will energize the crowd with his music and performance, referring to the venue or audience as 'that bitch'.

Caught me a body in many a club
Steve Aoki again brags about his success in the music industry, citing his ability to create hit songs that play frequently in clubs.

Want a Bugatti, I'm spending too much
He expresses his desire to buy an expensive sports car but recognizes that it's an unnecessary expense.

Wanna do Molly then holla at Bari
He references the drug MDMA and suggests that his friend Bari may be able to supply it.

But trust me you want it you gonna be up
He implies that using the drug will lead to increased success or enjoyment, and encourages the listener to trust his advice.

Handle my business get rid of these boys
Steve Aoki implies that he is capable of handling his affairs and dealing with those who would oppose him or his success.

Ask all my haters come gimme some more
He challenges his detractors to speak up and voice their opposition to his success.

Never was trapping but I got that crack and that
He claims that he never sold drugs, but has music that's as addictive as crack cocaine.

Bando was jumping like instrument stores
He compares a house where drugs are sold (called a bando) to a music store that's constantly busy with customers.

And you, and you, and you, and you
Steve Aoki shifts back to addressing the listener, amplifying their importance.

I love you, I love you
He repeats his initial sentiment, expressing his love for the listener.

'Cause I will fall with you
He promises to support the listener in all endeavors, even if it means sacrificing himself.

I will fuck with you
He announces his commitment to ride with the listener through all life situations, both good and bad.

Ey, nigga who's been through it all
Steve Aoki begins the second half of the song by referencing himself once more.

Catch him a body I give him a call
He suggests he has friends who help him take care of his problems, including potentially committing murder.

Catch me somewhere with that positive vibe
He describes himself as being in a good mood and seeking environments that match his energy.

The moon and the sky, I'm stunnin' 'em all
He asserts his dominance in every situation, even to the natural elements of the sky and the moon.

Trust me Lil youngin' the summer is odd
He addresses a younger generation, suggesting that they may not understand the complexity of life and how unusual the summer season can be.

Fucking with the pop in plug and record
He references his involvement in the music industry, specifically with creating popular songs and recordings.

Stunting, stunting, stunting, stunting so hard
He brags about his wealth and success, suggesting that he is 'stunting' or flaunting his material possessions and achievements.

Think I'm finna get my body insured, yeah
He jokes about his physical safety, suggesting that his body is valuable enough to warrant insurance.

Stop being jealous, no, I'm not a killer but I got me a gun, yeah
He addresses any potential jealousy towards him and assures the listener that he isn't violent, but he does own a gun for protection.

I'm shining forever the prodigal son of the diamond I'm from
He suggests that he is a diamond in the rough, shining forever and standing out from his origins.

I'm just a chip from the diamond I'm from
He acknowledges that his success is rooted in his upbringing and the environment that he comes from.

Got popular young when rapping was fun
He reflects on the early days of his success, when rap music was enjoyable and exhilarating for him.

Show off my nigga, go show off my nigga
He urges his friends and associates to show off their talents and skills as well, promoting a community of success.

You show out enough, they clap and applaud
He suggests that those who display their abilities and work hard will receive recognition and praise.

'Cause I will fall with you
He repeats his dedication to support the listener in all situations.

And you, and you, and you, and you
He emphasizes the importance of the listener once more.

I love you, I love you
He reiterates his love for the listener.

'Cause I will fall with you
He once again pledges to support the listener in all situations.

And you, and you, and you, and you
He affirms the importance of the listener.

'Cause I will fuck with you
He confirms his commitment to ride with the listener through all aspects of life, both positive and negative.