I’m An Island Boy Lyrics – Flyysoulja ft. Kodiyakredd

[Verse 1]
Kodiyakredd talks about embracing the identity of an "Island Boy." He expresses his intention to stay true to his roots and not give in to negative influences, symbolized by the line "I’ma just keep wagwan, you gonna keep that gun." The reference to staring at the sun and being "full gazin'" might symbolize their focus on their aspirations even when facing difficulties. The lines "I'm that Florida boy, it get real damn tropic" could indicate their connection to Florida and the tropical environment they're familiar with. Being the "topic" refers to being the center of attention or discussion.

[Chorus]
The chorus reiterates Flyysoulja's determination to succeed despite challenges, reinforcing the message of resilience and identity as "Island Boys." The reference to the vest and Teflon is repeated, possibly emphasizing the need for protection as they continue their journey.

[Verse 2]
In this verse, Kodiyakredd introduces his Cuban heritage and identity by using Spanish phrases like "¿Que bola asere?" and "Qué yo soy Cubano." He mentions his desire for money ("Yo quero el dinero") and references Cuba and its culture. The phrase "Tas hablando bien, pero que vas aya" suggests that people might talk positively, but they might not truly understand the artists' experiences or where they come from. The reference to his car could symbolize his progress and success.

[Chorus]
The chorus is repeated once more, emphasizing the core theme of being "Island Boys" and striving to succeed despite the odds.

In summary, "I'm An Island Boy" by Flyysoulja reflects the artists' determination to succeed while staying true to their cultural identities and roots. The term "Island Boy" is used metaphorically to represent their backgrounds and the unique challenges they face. The lyrics touch on themes of pride, determination, cultural heritage, and the desire for success in the face of adversity. ...Read Less