Rack City )
Tyga Lyrics

Rack rack city, bitch, rack rack rack city, bitch
We are in rack city, and this song is explaining the lifestyle here.

Rack, rack rack rack city, bitch, (Mustard on the beat ho)
The beat for this song is produced by Mustard.

Ten, ten, ten, twenty on yo titties, bitch
People in rack city are known for spending a lot of money, and in this line, we hear about someone placing money on a woman's breasts.

100 deep VIP, no guest list
In rack city, there are often VIP areas, but they are exclusive and for a large group of people who are already familiar.

T-T-Raw, you don't know who you fuckin' with
This line is about the artist Tyga asserting his status and warning anyone who may not know him yet.

Got my other bitch fuckin' with my other bitch
Tyga asserts that he has multiple women in his life, and they are all willing to engage in sexual activities with each other.

Fuckin' all night, nigga we ain't celibate
These individuals in rack city have a lot of sex and do not abstain from sexual activities.

Niggas say I'm too dope, I ain't sellin' it
Others acknowledge Tyga's extraordinary talent, and he is not willing to sell himself short by not living up to his full potential.

But I'm fresher than a motherfuckin' peppermint
Here, Tyga describes himself as very fresh, which means that he is fashionable and attractive in a contemporary sense.

Gold Lettermans, last ling killin' shit
Tyga wears premium-quality Gold Lettermans, which is a reference to a well-known clothing brand. Him wearing it means he is fashion conscious and ahead of trends.

Y-Young Money, Young Money yeah, we gettin' rich
Young Money is Tyga's label, and they are incredibly wealthy and successful.

Got ya grandma on my dick (haha)
In an ironic sense, Tyga is referring to his grandfather's clock as 'grandma' and boasts of owning it sexually.

Girl you know what it is
This line is repeated throughout the song, and it is meant to emphasize the lifestyle and experiences of rack city.

I'm a muthafuckin' star (star)
Tyga sees himself as a celebrity and a figure to be admired by, someone who has made it to the top because of their hard work.

Look at the paint on the car (car)
Tyga is wealthy and boasts about his luxury cars, and their appearance is of utmost importance.

Too much rim make the ride too hard
In a bit of irony, Tyga acknowledges that too much bling can make a car challenging to handle, leading to an uncomfortable ride.

Tell that bitch hop out, walk the boulevard
Here, Tyga tells the woman in the car to get out and walk on the street giving a prowl of his presence.

I need my money pronto
Tyga prioritizes and values his money.

Get it in the morning like Alonzo
Tyga references a character named Alonzo from the movie Training Day, who is notorious for his corrupt activities.

Rondo, green got cheese like a nacho
This line is a play on words with Rajon Rondo, a famous basketball player, and Nachos with Verde cheese using metaphors to compare his wealth and style to these references.

If you don't got no ass, bitch, wear a poncho
Tyga is fixated on the physical appearance of people around him, and this derogatory line refers to women with small heads as unattractive and needing extra clothing to cover them up.

Head honcho got my seat back
The person in charge, the head honcho, has given Tyga a seat of high importance and authority in the community.

Nigga staring at me, don't get bapped
Tyga is aware of people watching and may be mean to those who stare at him.

Got my shirt off, the club too packed
Tyga is in a crowded club, and for practical reasons, he has taken his shirt off.

It's too turnt going up like gas
The party is energized, and the spirits are high like a burst of energy or gas.

Goddamn, pulled out my rags
Tyga has pulled out his 'rags,' which means bandanas or clothing that represents his gang affiliation.

Mike, Mike Jackson, nigga I'm Bad
Tyga references Michael Jackson in his song, and he is comparing himself to the song 'Bad,' which is the song created by Michael Jackson himself.

All the hoes love me, you know what it is
This line is repeated multiple times, and just like the previous times, herein, Tyga is emphasizing the lifestyle and experiences of rack city.

Throwing hundreds, hundreds, hundreds, hundreds
This line refers to the people in rack city who throw money around as a way of showing off their extravagant lifestyle.

Throwing hundreds, hundreds, rack city bitch rack rack city bitch
This line is repeated multiple times, and it highlights the lavish spending in rack city.

Hundreds hundreds, Throwing hundreds, hundreds
This line, too, mentions the amount of money thrown around in this place.

Hundreds, hundreds rack city bitch rack rack city bitch
This line is repeated just like the previous lines and refers to the culture of showing extravagance and wealth through throwing money around.

Rack city bitch rack rack city bitch
This line is the chorus of the song and is the title of the song as well.