Cactus
Young & Rollins Lyrics


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Renegade young savage good nigga with a few bad habits
Get away no lacking can't keep no bitch thats average
By the way stay active never know when the drac gone act up
Im in a daze no capping twenty four seven im smoking that cactus
Back and forth hit a wall and all bump my head need a tylenol
I blame myself when the team fall but even Kobe needed Paul Gasol
I got the weight of the world yet and still I can pick up ya girl
I can buy diamonds and pearls but I'll never do it just get her some harold's
They say I act like a pimp whatever you say just don't call me a simp
She breakin her neck for a glimpse it's okay lil baby just kno that I'm him
The sauce that I drip ain't no mix go ask my hood I was born with a wrist
And I keep a baddie on side of me niggas done thought I was born with a bitch
Renegade young savage good nigga with a few bad habits
Get away no lacking can't keep no bitch thats average
By the way stay active never know when the drake gone act up
Im in a daze no capping twenty four seven Im smoking that cactus
I gotta create a wave and ride it
I'm on the way I'm sliding
Niggas say they want the smoke but that is not true cus I'm never hiding
Twenty four seven I'm smokin that cactus
Smokin that smoking that cactus
Twenty four seven I'm smoking that cactus
Smoking that smoking that cactus
Renegade young savage good nigga with a few bad habits
Get away no lacking can't keep no bitch thats average
By the way stay active never know when the drake gone act up
Im in a daze no capping twenty four seven im smokin that cactus




Twenty four seven Im smoking that cactus
Twenty four seven im smoking that cactus

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to "Cactus" by Young & Rollins are a commentary on the way technology and consumerism have changed the nature of romance and relationships. The first stanza mentions tear-soaked cell phones and credit cards that are "free to go," suggesting a sense of detachment and emotional distance. The line "You used to call it romance, you risk it all for romance" implies that the characters in the song are nostalgic for a time when love was more intense and meaningful, but now they are willing to sacrifice less for it. The second stanza continues to explore this theme of detachment, with references to driverless cars and a Kurt Cobain that is "tear soaked." The line "Your credit card made me your whore" suggests that the relationship is transactional in nature, with one partner having more financial power than the other. The repeated refrain of "I have nothing you didn't broker, I have nothing worth going broke for" reinforces the sense of emptiness and lack of true connection between the characters.


Overall, "Cactus" is a bleak and cynical take on modern romance, suggesting that technological and consumerist forces have eroded the depth and meaning of intimate relationships.


Line by Line Meaning

Isn't it a miracle
It is amazing how things have turned out


My cell phone is tear soaked
I have been crying and my phone got wet


Your credit card is free to go
You have paid all your debts with your credit card


My twitter page refused to load
I cannot access my Twitter account


Your credit card HBO-Go
You have subscribed to HBO-Go with your credit card


You used to call it romance
You used to think it was love


You risk it all for romance
You are willing to take big chances for love


My driverless car is in control
My car is driving itself


Your credit card made me your whore
You have made me do things I don't want to do because of your money


My Kurt Cobain is tear soaked
My Kurt Cobain t-shirt is wet from my tears


Your credit card Moscow disco
You have spent money at a nightclub in Moscow with your credit card


Now I have nothing you didn't broker
You have controlled every aspect of my life


I have nothing worth going broke for
I do not have anything that is worth losing everything over




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Written by: Demetric Smith

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