On the River
Young Dolph Lyrics

Pretty white bitches sniffin' cocaine
Young Dolph starts the song off by describing a scene where he sees white women doing cocaine. This sets the tone for the rest of the song, which is all about his life in the trap and his interactions with women.

My trap house live like the "Soul Train" yeah
Young Dolph compares his trap house to the Soul Train TV show, which was known for its extravagant outfits and performances. This suggests that his trap house is similarly flashy and entertaining.

I had a dream when I was a young nigga (me too)
Young Dolph reminisces about his childhood dreams and acknowledges that many people have similar aspirations when they're young.

Bad bitches
Young Dolph mentions that he's surrounded by attractive women, which is not uncommon in the rap world.

Young live money, big pound of weed in that motherfucker (hold up)
Young Dolph brags about his wealth and the fact that he has a large amount of marijuana in his possession.

Gang gang, yeah
This is a common phrase in rap music used to show allegiance to a particular group or set.

If she ain't pretty, she can't ride with me (hell no)
Young Dolph is very selective about the looks of the women he associates with.

If she ain't got ass, I don't wanna smash (no thank you)
Young Dolph emphasizes the importance of a woman's physical attributes when it comes to his attraction to her.

Weed so good, I don't wanna pass (whoooo)
Young Dolph is enjoying the quality of his marijuana so much that he doesn't want to share it.

All I smoke is killer (strong), your bitch look like "Thriller" (damn)
Young Dolph continues to boast about the quality of his weed and how he doesn't want to smoke anything weaker. He also insults others by saying their girlfriend looks like a monster from the Michael Jackson music video 'Thriller'.

I might pull up and serve you a pound on a four-wheeler (skrrt)
Young Dolph is so confident in his drug dealing abilities that he claims to be able to deliver drugs on a four-wheeler.

Fuckin' with the realest, don't know a nigga realer (aye)
Young Dolph claims to be the most authentic and genuine person in his circle, and that others don't know anyone realer than him.

Yeah, I can show you how to make that money triple (work)
Young Dolph is confident in his ability to teach others how to make money in the drug game.

Took her out to eat, fucked her on the river (huh)
Young Dolph describes taking a woman out on a date and then having sex with her on the river. This further emphasizes his sexual desires and the extent to which he pursues them.

Syrup sipper, and she fuck with that liquor (yeah)
Young Dolph describes a woman who likes to drink both syrup (a narcotic mixture of codeine and a sweet drink) and liquor (alcohol).

She started with me first, pulling on my zipper (yeah)
Young Dolph describes a woman making the first move on him by trying to unzip his pants.

She thick-ilicious, so you know I had to hit her
Young Dolph is attracted to women with curves and describes having sex with a woman because of her body type.

God damn, hell no, boy you know I didn't kiss her (no)
Young Dolph clarifies that he didn't kiss the woman he had sex with, suggesting that this was purely a physical encounter.

I'm from Memphis, you know I thought about pimping (yup)
Young Dolph references his hometown of Memphis and acknowledges that he has considered becoming a pimp, which is another common theme in rap music.

G's up hoes down
This is another common phrase in rap music that is used to suggest that 'gangsters' are superior to women.

I might break a bitch like I break down a pound
Young Dolph compares controlling and manipulating women to breaking down drugs for sale.

Want the work for cheap, jump on a plane go out of town
Young Dolph references the drug trade and suggests that it is more profitable to sell drugs in other locations where prices may be higher.

Yeah you see that boy solid, make that pussy stay from round
Young Dolph brags about his reputation as a dependable and trustworthy person, insinuating that women are attracted to him because of this.

All I wanna do is count money, lay up with my lil' bitch
Young Dolph expresses his desire to focus on counting his money and spending time with his girlfriend.

Rich niggas ain't dumb, dumb niggas ain't rich
Young Dolph acknowledges that intelligence and wealth are not always correlated, but suggests that he has both qualities.

Got a crib in Cali so my car ain't got no ceilings
Young Dolph owns a house in California and his car does not have a roof, perhaps because he enjoys the warm weather.

Smellin' like that KK when I walk into the building
Young Dolph smells strongly of high-quality marijuana when he enters a building.

Thankful, tryna get another million
Young Dolph is appreciative of his success but is still motivated to make more money.

Get jammed up, he gon' sing like Bryson Tiller
Young Dolph warns against cooperating with the police, implying that someone who does so will be a 'snitch' like the R&B singer Bryson Tiller.

Garage look like the dealer
Young Dolph has so many cars that his garage resembles a car dealership.

Got 'em look familiar
Young Dolph's cars are recognizable and distinct.

Plus I rep them Stealers
Young Dolph is a fan of the Pittsburgh Steelers football team and likely owns merchandise related to the team.

Don't care what the bill is
Young Dolph is not concerned about how much money he spends.

Buy it all, buy it all, buy it all
Young Dolph emphasizes his willingness to purchase anything he desires regardless of cost.

I met the bitch, on the first night she gon' try it all
Young Dolph describes meeting a woman who is eager to engage in various sexual activities on the first night they meet.

Lie for bad for a nigga cause he keep tryna call
Young Dolph implies that some women will lie about their availability to avoid speaking to men who continue to contact them after an initial encounter.

Got a Rover at my crib, she'll be back to you tomorrow
Young Dolph describes owning a Range Rover and suggesting that a woman he has had sex with will return to see him the next day.