ATTITUDE Lyrics – Don Toliver ft. Charlie Wilson & Cash Cobain

[Intro: Cash Cobain & Charlie Wilson] The intro sets a playful and provocative tone, with Cash Cobain and Charlie Wilson referencing intimate moments and setting the stage for the themes of desire and indulgence that run throughout the song.

[Chorus: Don Toliver] In the chorus, Don Toliver demands a substantial sum of money and a luxurious lifestyle, reflecting his elevated expectations and sense of entitlement. The reference to "attitude" signifies the change in his demeanor since acquiring wealth. He explicitly states his aversion to broke individuals and his readiness to take what he wants, including someone else's partner.

[Verse 1: Don Toliver] The first verse highlights Don Toliver's journey from humble beginnings to his current opulent lifestyle. He reminisces about his past struggles, such as wearing less expensive brands and engaging in petty hustles. Now, he enjoys the luxuries of life, like spending time on a yacht, symbolizing his success and the drastic changes in his life.

[Bridge: Don Toliver] The bridge captures Don Toliver's pursuit of pleasure and attraction. He expresses his desire for more encounters with a woman he finds captivating, emphasizing his insatiable appetite for enjoyment and indulgence.

[Interlude: Charlie Wilson] In the interlude, Charlie Wilson adds a soulful touch, calling for genuine love and connection amidst the hedonistic and materialistic themes of the song.

[Verse 2: Cash Cobain & Charlie Wilson] Cash Cobain's verse reaffirms his self-assured and confident persona. He emphasizes his unique appeal and the pleasure he brings to his partners. His assertion of superiority and disdain for those who can't match his lifestyle further accentuates the theme of wealth and exclusivity.

[Verse 3: Don Toliver & Charlie Wilson] Don Toliver continues to flaunt his extravagant lifestyle, mentioning luxury items like orange soda in his lean and a high-value ring. The reference to "five percent" suggests privacy and exclusivity, while the comparison to Tia and Tamera highlights the uniqueness and high standards of his lifestyle. The verse underscores his refusal to be compared to others and his dominance in his domain.

[Chorus: Don Toliver] The chorus is repeated, reinforcing the themes of wealth, confidence, and disdain for poverty. Don Toliver's emphasis on his attitude and expectations solidifies the song's central message of how money has altered his perspective and behavior.

[Outro: Charlie Wilson] The outro by Charlie Wilson provides a melodic and soulful conclusion to the song, echoing the themes of indulgence and desire introduced earlier. His repetition of "Oh, oh, oh-oh-oh-oh" serves as a soothing and reflective end to the song's narrative.