Love me more
Trippie Redd Lyrics

Internet money, bitch
Introduction to the song, with a humorous reference to the record label Internet Money, and possibly suggesting that the song is about money and relationships.

I wish that you would love me (love me)
The artist wishes that their partner or love interest would reciprocate their feelings of love and affection.

I wish that you would love me more
The artist desires an even greater level of love and commitment from their partner, indicating that they may feel unfulfilled or unsatisfied in the relationship.

Nobody else but me (but me)
The artist wants their partner to be faithful and committed to them, and only them, implying jealousy or possessiveness.

Like, shawty, what you asking for? (Yeah)
The artist questions why their partner would ask for anything more than what they already have- the artist's love and commitment.

And lil' bitch, I'm right here, ayy
The artist asserts their presence and availability to their partner, suggesting that their partner should appreciate and value this.

Like, shawty, what you looking for? Yay, yay
Repeating the earlier question, the artist questions why their partner is searching for something else when they already have the artist's love and presence.

I ain't goin', uh, I ain't goin' away
The artist reassures their partner that they are committed to the relationship and not going anywhere, likely in response to any doubts or fears their partner may have expressed.

Like, shawty, right there, right there, ayy (yeah)
The artist again emphasizes their presence and availability to their partner, making it clear that they are always there and ready to love and support their partner.

Nobody can compare, can compare
The artist believes that they are the best partner for their love interest and that no one else can measure up to them.

I know it ain't fair (ain't fair), ain't fair (yeah)
The artist acknowledges that their partner's expectations or desires may seem unfair or unrealistic, but they still long for their partner to love them more.

All mine (yeah), all (yeah, huh)
The artist asserts their ownership and claim over their partner's love and affection, expressing possessiveness and possibly insecurity.

Callin' and brawlin' all the time (all the time, yeah)
The artist and their partner argue and fight frequently, suggesting a possibly turbulent or tumultuous relationship.

Fallin' in love when it all ain't right (all ain't right, yeah)
The artist may be expressing their love for their partner despite any issues or challenges in the relationship, indicating that their feelings are strong and enduring.

Crawlin' in my arms when you cry (when you cry)
Despite any conflicts or issues, the artist's partner turns to them for comfort and support when they are upset or in need.

I don't wanna love, I don't wanna fuck with you
Contradicting earlier statements, the artist expresses doubt or reluctance to continue the relationship or to love and be intimate with their partner.

Shawty, keep my love, shawty, keep my love with you (yeah)
Despite any doubts or fears, the artist still desires for their partner to hold onto their love and to maintain the relationship.

I know that I'm stuck, I know that I'm stuck with you (yeah)
The artist may feel trapped or obligated to stay in the relationship, whether due to love, commitment or other factors.

Yeah, and I know that's the issue, oh
The artist acknowledges that feeling trapped or stuck in the relationship is a major issue or problem for them, possibly indicating a desire for change or resolution.