Where My Twin @ Lyrics – Future ft. Metro Boomin

[Verse]
Future starts the verse by boasting about his wealth and success ("Stacked a hundred bucks and it's obvious"). He talks about his high earnings from performing live shows and his ability to captivate an audience. The references to "wind," "lean," and "fin" likely allude to drugs, indicating his lifestyle and preferences. He mentions being in a courtroom while under the influence of mushrooms, suggesting a reckless attitude towards legal matters. The line "Renew the contract, that's a process" indicates his ongoing business dealings and the need to navigate contracts and agreements in the music industry.

As the verse progresses, Future talks about his determination to continue succeeding despite any obstacles ("We ain't stoppin', we ain't boxed in"). He mentions being armed ("Take the Glock, gon' squeeze") and driving a luxury car ("Getting mopped in a foreign while I'm backed in"), showcasing his penchant for extravagance and danger.

Future references his criminal connections ("Few thousand gon' turn up the assassins") and his international appeal as a rapper ("Take this rapping ѕh¡t global"). He mentions his past involvement in drug trafficking ("still a D boy") and the risks associated with it. The line "n¡ɡɡαѕ tied to the mafia like Reeboks" likens his associates to organized crime figures, emphasizing their influence and power.

Throughout the verse, Future mentions various drugs ("bring the lean out," "bring the speed out") and his lavish lifestyle ("bring the keys out"). He emphasizes his detachment from conventional responsibilities ("we don't tee out") and his distrust of others, particularly women ("I can't let a b¡tch get close to my stash house").

Future reflects on his past struggles and experiences with betrayal ("I done seen what n¡ɡɡαѕ do to a slime boss"). He mentions feeling empowered when wearing expensive designer clothes ("I get to trippin' in Jimmy Choo, I feel fine now") and the satisfaction of retaliating against enemies ("I get to shoot a clip, let a n¡ɡɡα find out").

Towards the end of the verse, Future expresses a desire for stability and companionship ("I'm tryna manage this ѕh¡t, smoke a whole pound"). He talks about finding solace in a romantic relationship ("Had this lil' sandman b¡tch sign for the penthouse") and learning from his past mistakes ("I done felt abandoned, now I know how to win now").

The final lines suggest Future's acceptance of uncertainty and his determination to persevere regardless of the outcome ("I'ma be her friend now, no matter how it end now"). Overall, the verse showcases Future's complex persona, blending themes of wealth, violence, loyalty, and personal growth. ...Read Less