Sorry Not Sorry
brysontiller Lyrics

Fight
The song begins with an exclamation to set the tone for the theme of winning and succeeding despite the odds.

Hey
A casual greeting to someone, possibly addressing a specific person or the listener in general.

God damn, I'm winning
The artist emphasizes his success and confidence in his achievements, possibly referring to the material wealth and fame he has gained.

Got money now you done switched up on me
The artist addresses a person who he believes has changed their behavior towards him since he gained money, possibly indicating that the person is now after his wealth instead of genuinely caring for him.

I used to think about how you would act when a nigga got money
The artist expresses a previous concern that some people who he perceived as genuine may alter their behavior towards him when he gained wealth, highlighting the potential for insincerity and gold-digging behavior.

Now you done switched up on me
Reinforces his belief that the person has changed their demeanor towards him to gain material benefits.

Now you wanna say "what's up?" to me
The artist acknowledges the other person's attempt to reconnect with him, likely as a result of seeing or hearing about his success.

Okay, so now you wanna make love to me
The artist highlights the other person's sudden interest in him, possibly for sexual reasons or due to his newfound success.

Girl, if you don't get the fuck from me
The artist uses a forceful command to tell the girl to leave him alone, highlighting his disdain and frustration with her behavior towards him.

I know you thought we had something special
The artist acknowledges the girl's potential feelings for him but asserts that he does not reciprocate them and considers their relationship unimportant.

But you don't mean nothing to me
The artist clarifies that the girl has no significant value or importance to him, further emphasizing his disinterest in her.

Girl, I'm sorry you not the one for me
The artist delivers a blunt but apologetic statement to the girl, indicating that he cannot pursue any type of relationship with her due to his lack of interest in her.

Just be honest, girl what you want from me?
The artist asks the girl to be truthful with him about her intentions, specifically whether she is only interested in him for his wealth or fame.

This ain't nothing new, keep it so one-hundred
The artist reminds the girl that he is accustomed to people changing their behavior when he gains material wealth and urges her to be genuine with him.

I can't let none of these niggas get one up on me
The artist is determined to maintain his success and accomplishment, even with the potential threat of others competing or taking advantage of him.

I go by God-Tiller, you better run from me
The artist asserts his superiority and god-like status, warning others to stay away from him or else they will face consequences.

Give hope to my niggas, them niggas love money
The artist shares his wealth with his close friends and associates, acknowledging their love for money and success.

Adios to them bitches, can't get a hug from me
The artist dismisses women who only want him for his success and specifically avoids any physical closeness or affection towards them.

I'm high on life, that's what it does for me
The artist indicates that his satisfaction and joy come from the positive things in life, including his success and accomplishments.

My numbers going up, I feel a buzz coming (one up)
The artist anticipates his continued success and the excitement that comes with it, specifically referring to achieving higher numbers or levels of success.

Young nigga, young nigga
A repetition of the phrase to emphasize the artist's youthful spirit and energy.

Your friends bad too?
The artist inquires about the quality or attractiveness of the listener's friends, possibly as a reference to potential romantic partners.

Then tell 'em come with you
The artist encourages the listener to bring their friends along, possibly for a fun social outing or romantic encounter.

And we like bitches with they own shit
The artist highlights his preference for women who have their own material success, rather than relying on others for financial security or support.

We don't like gold diggers
The artist emphasizes his disdain for women who only show interest in him for his wealth, reinforcing his desire for genuine connections based on mutual respect and interest.

Every nigga did you wrong, except for me
The artist asserts his own righteousness and success in comparison to other men who have wronged the girl, further emphasizing his perceived superiority.

I'm next to blow and so you should've been next to me
The artist asserts his inevitability towards success and encourages the girl to have shown interest in him earlier, highlighting his own potential and value.

Say you lovesick, girl I got the remedy
The artist offers to provide comfort and healing to the girl, possibly indicating that he sees himself as a potential romantic partner or support system.

I'll give you long dick and longevity
The artist offers both sexual pleasure and long-term support or care to the girl, emphasizing his own value and desirability.

Don't settle for less or for infidelity
The artist gives advice to the girl to not accept anything less than genuine love and loyalty, encouraging her to prioritize her own happiness and self-worth.

Niggas ain't built like me
The artist emphasizes his unique character, indicating that other men do not possess his same qualities or values.

He can't bag and pipe and leave that pussy killed like me
The artist boasts about his sexual prowess and ability to satisfy a woman, emphasizing his own desirability and value in a relationship.

Or even keep the business behind his lips like me
The artist suggests that he is trustworthy and discreet, able to keep information confidential without betraying anyone's trust.

I got a hundred fucking problems
The artist acknowledges that he has his own set of issues and difficulties, despite his success and abundance.

Good brain, am I fucking with a scholar?
The artist questions the intelligence and capability of his sexual partner, possibly indicating that he values intellectual prowess and meaningful conversation in a relationship.

Woodgrain, I'mma grip it when I whip it
The artist describes the material quality of his vehicle and his fondness for it, indicating his wealth and love for luxury items.

If I take a shot and brick it, I'mma flip it
The artist indicates that he is able to turn a failure or disappointment into a positive outcome, emphasizing his resilience and resourcefulness.

Thankful for my papa, nigga taught me how to get it
The artist expresses gratitude towards his father for teaching him how to achieve success and handle the challenges of life.

Gotta make sure my brothers is eating I'mma split it
The artist emphasizes the importance of sharing his wealth and success with his close friends and associates, indicating his loyalty and generosity.

If she throw that pussy at me I'mma hit it
The artist indicates his willingness to engage in sexual activity with a woman who shows interest in him, emphasizing his own desirability and sexual prowess.

Pen Griffey, but she won't get a penny, no (boy, if you don't get)
The artist refers to his nickname 'Pen Griffey' and emphasizes that women who are only interested in his success and wealth will not receive any financial gain from him, further reinforcing his disdain for gold-digging behavior.

Oh no
A short and ambiguous statement to end the song, leaving the listener to interpret its meaning and significance.