Pray 4 Us Lyrics – Trippie Redd

Like, what's up? More money, more love.
Trippie Redd expresses a focus on growth, correlating increased wealth with increased love. The reference to an AP (Audemars Piguet) two-tone watch and being outside with a chrome (gun) paints a picture of a lavish lifestyle mixed with street elements.

Maybach ready to go, Look at my neck, it's covered in stones, Look at my yard, it's covered in bones
Trippie Redd boasts about his success, mentioning luxury items like a Maybach and expensive jewelry. The mention of a yard covered in bones may symbolize a tough and intimidating environment.

King of the hill, All of my family is royalty, n¡ɡɡα, you better kneel
Trippie Redd asserts his dominance and the royalty of his family, suggesting that others should show respect.

Don't gotta talk 'bout respect in this ѕh¡t, you know the real
Trippie Redd emphasizes that genuine respect doesn't need to be discussed; it's evident in actions and behavior.

Don't gotta talk 'bout my blessings and ѕh¡t, you know the real
Similar to the previous line, Trippie Redd asserts that his blessings speak for themselves, and there's no need to boast about them.

I don't want that fake love, it ain't real
Trippie Redd rejects insincere affection and values genuine emotions.

It ain't much to say, love, it's 2 AM, I'm crazy 'bout your love, Go over and above
Trippie Redd expresses a late-night infatuation and a willingness to go above and beyond for someone he cares about.

You know I'm pourin' up, smokin' on that gas, I'm a demon in the night time, leave him in the past
Trippie Redd describes indulging in substances and embracing a darker side during the night, leaving negativity behind.

When I fμcκ that b¡tch she call me, "Dad," She say that's the best love that she ever had
Trippie Redd adopts a provocative tone, describing a sexual encounter where the partner refers to him as "Dad."

ѕh¡t, you gotta get in your bag, You gotta get to the cash, you gotta get it and digital dash
Trippie Redd encourages a focus on personal success, urging listeners to secure the bag, a slang term for money, and achieve success quickly ("digital dash").

Steppin' on ѕh¡t, keep a Glock and mask, Turnin' your plaid tie-dye, Throwin' up bands in G5
Trippie Redd references a street lifestyle, involving staying armed, concealing identity, and flaunting wealth.

Double C bag on T-Y, Don't wanna see him reachin', It's late night and we creepin'
References to designer brands (Double C bag) and a cautious attitude towards potential threats during the night.

This her class but I teach her, I don't give a ѕh¡t about Oxford, Better go get you a doctor
Trippie Redd portrays himself as a teacher in the realm of life experience, dismissing the importance of formal education and suggesting practical knowledge is more valuable.

Better go get you a Perc', That boy in pain, he hurt, Leave that lil' b¡tch in the dirt
References to Percocet, a pain medication, imply using substances to cope with emotional pain. Trippie Redd advises leaving negative influences behind.

Put the lil' b¡tch on a shirt, Candlelight ѕh¡t, fly high, R.I.P. Spook, R.I.P. 9
Trippie Redd mentions memorializing someone on a shirt, possibly referring to a deceased individual. He pays respects to Spook and 9, suggesting they've passed away.

See a opp, then drop me the dime, We ain't worried 'bout ѕh¡t or time
Trippie Redd adopts a street mentality, emphasizing the importance of loyalty and not being concerned about external factors.

Leave that boy stinkin', hard time, Psycho, out of my mind
Trippie Redd uses vivid language, suggesting a violent reaction to adversaries and highlighting a chaotic state of mind.

I think I'm Picasso, I'm paintin' your ride, bah, Red rum, hundred shots, ρμѕѕy, you're done
Trippie Redd likens himself to the famous artist Picasso, metaphorically "painting" someone's fate. References to "red rum" (murder spelled backward) and a hundred shots convey a sense of danger and finality.

Run up the bread, it was crumbs, Now I got a dαmn green thumb, Now I got a pair of green lungs
Trippie Redd reflects on humble beginnings, where financial success was minimal ("crumbs"). The mention of a green thumb and green lungs may suggest a newfound affinity for wealth and substance use.

My mama told me the devil alive, My auntie in here speakin' tongues
Trippie Redd acknowledges the presence of evil and references spiritual practices, with his aunt speaking in tongues, a phenomenon associated with certain religious experiences.

I'll get to the top, I'ma lunge, I know I'm the ѕh¡t but they'll never plunge
Trippie Redd expresses confidence in reaching the pinnacle of success and recognizes his worth, while also acknowledging that some may hesitate to fully embrace it.

My Draco got kick so you better run, I'm takin' a pic with my b¡tch in the sun, yeah, That boy Michael Vick, that boy like to run
Trippie Redd uses wordplay, suggesting that his gun (Draco) has "kick," meaning it's powerful. He contrasts this with a lighter moment of taking a picture with his partner in the sunlight. The reference to Michael Vick, known for his speed in American football, further emphasizes a fast-paced lifestyle.

I'm out with the gang, no clique, no squad, You know we the gang, you know we the mob
Trippie Redd highlights the camaraderie of being with his "gang" or "mob," distinguishing it from a casual clique or squad.