Friend Like Me
Will Smith feat. DJ Khaled Lyrics

Yeah
Introducing the song with excitement and enthusiasm.

Another one
Implying that this song is just as good as the previous ones by Will Smith and DJ Khaled.

You know it's Will Smith and DJ Khaled
Acknowledging the artists behind the song and their reputation in the music industry.

Uh, too late, y'all done wound me up (turn it up!)
Asserting that the audience cannot contain his energy and that they should turn up the volume of the song.

Too late, y'all done wound me up (turn it up!)
Repeating the previous line to emphasize its importance and to get the audience more hyped up.

'Bout to show you what I'm workin' with (show me what you're workin' with)
Announcing that he is about to showcase his talent and skills to the audience.

It's the Ali Baba, it's the big papa
Comparing himself to Ali Baba, the Arabian Nights character who discovered the treasure cave, and to a big papa.

It's the blue, handsome, Jasmine like a flower
Describing his appearance as blue, handsome, and likening himself to Jasmine, the princess from Aladdin.

It's the grant your wishes that don't even cost a dollar
Emphasizing that he can grant wishes to anyone, regardless of their financial status.

Have you gotten on the carpet when you ridin' when I holler, like, ayy
Inviting the audience to imagine they are on a magic carpet ride with him when he announces his presence.

Tell me where you wanna go
Asking the listener to imagine a place they would like to be.

Hold up! Don't tell me, I already know
Assuming that he already knows where the listener wants to go and is ready to grant the wish.

Watch out, it's the Genie with the attitude (watch out!)
Referring to himself as a genie with an attitude and warning the listener to be careful.

Three wishes, what I need to make true?
Asking the listener to state their wishes so he can grant them.

Mister (mister), mister (mister)
Addressing the listener as 'Mister' and emphasizing that he's here to help.

Tell me whatever you need (whatcha need!)
Encouraging the listener to share their wishes with him so he can grant them.

Anything rearrange, even climate can change
Stating that he has the power to change anything, even the weather.

You ain't ever had a friend like me (never!)
Assuring the listener that he is someone they can trust and that they have never had such a good friend before.

Just a lamp and a rub away from whatever you want
Highlighting the trope of rubbing a lamp to summon a genie who can grant your wishes.

Habibi, lemme show you the dream (Habibi!)
Using the Arabic term of endearment 'Habibi' to invite the listener to let him show them their dream.

Just whisper if you don't wanna shout out what you need
Offering an alternative to shouting out one's wish by whispering it instead.

But I promise you ain't never had a friend like me
Reiterating that the listener has never had a friend as good as him and that he will grant their wishes.

Please don't get me started
Warning the audience not to get him started, as he will show off his talents even more.

Fly like magic carpet
Describing the sensation of flying on a magical carpet with him.

You ain't never had a friend, never had a friend (never!)
Repeating the chorus to emphasize his point that the listener has never had a friend like him before.

You ain't never (never!)
Reiterating that the listener has truly never experienced a friend like him before.

Had a (had a)
Implying that the listener has never had a friend who could grant their wishes.

Friend (friend)
Highlighting the theme of friendship throughout the song.

Like (like)
Emphasizing that he is a friend like no other.

Me! (Never, ever, ever, never, ever, ever)
Ending the song on a dramatic note, emphasizing that the listener has truly never had a friend like him before.

(Never, ever, ever, never, ever, ever)
Repeating the previous refrain to further emphasize his point.

(Never, ever, ever, never, ever, ever)
Continuing the repetition of the refrain for dramatic effect.

You ain't never had a friend like me! (Never!)
Finalizing the song's message that the listener has never experienced a friend like him before.