Baby Drake Lyrics – NoCap

[Intro]
The intro introduces the song’s upbeat and energetic vibe with repeated vocalizations and ad-libs. NoCap’s delivery reflects confidence and sets a bold tone for the rest of the track. It creates anticipation, hinting that the following verses will be about success and the challenges he's faced.

[Chorus]
In the chorus, NoCap starts by describing how his clean, professional appearance contrasts with his reality. He mentions calling his gun “Adonis” and refers to it as a “baby Drac,” a smaller version of the Draco gun. This symbolizes the violence and danger associated with his past life. NoCap also mentions that although he’s moved out of state to escape some of these issues, they continue to haunt him. Despite his success, he still prays and reflects on the burdens of his previous lifestyle, showing that he hasn’t fully escaped the mental strain.

[Post-Chorus]
In this section, NoCap emphasizes his financial success, saying that his earnings have grown so much that his pants are figuratively about to burst from carrying so much money. He uses humor to say that while it isn’t literally "semen" on the money, the cash keeps flowing in rapidly. NoCap also shares his preference for attractive women with slim figures, linking his wealth and success to the kind of lifestyle he now enjoys, including material pleasures and relationships with women.

[Verse 1]
In the first verse, NoCap expresses his strong dislike for certain people, using provocative language to intensify his feelings. He describes how people thought he had disappeared from the music scene, but in reality, he was taking a break to plan his next moves. NoCap also boasts about his fast car, using the metaphor of it barking like a dog to symbolize its power. The verse blends elements of his street background with his new success, showing that he still operates in both worlds.

[Refrain]
In this refrain, NoCap asks a woman a series of questions about her lifestyle and luxury choices, including if she enjoys wearing Chanel and owning expensive jewelry like Van Cleef. The repeated “Mhm” responses from her reflect how she agrees with or embraces these lavish experiences. This section highlights NoCap’s focus on materialism and how he surrounds himself with women who also enjoy a high-end lifestyle.

[Verse 2]
In the second verse, NoCap begins by thanking his mother for raising him to be a man. He mentions that he’s always ready for trouble, carrying a weapon ("rocket") in case of danger. NoCap explains how he had to sell things in the past to survive, referring to his previous involvement in illegal activities. He also uses violent imagery to illustrate how he handles conflicts, stating that his enemies will be “well done,” meaning thoroughly defeated. This verse continues the theme of survival, showing how NoCap’s current success is built on overcoming tough circumstances.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats, again drawing attention to the contrast between NoCap’s professional appearance and the reality of his past life. His reference to the "baby Drac" reinforces the idea that despite looking polished and successful, he still carries the trauma and danger from his street life. The mention of moving out of state but still feeling haunted adds a layer of vulnerability, showing that NoCap hasn’t fully escaped his old life, even as he prays for peace.

[Post-Chorus]
In this repeated section, NoCap once again emphasizes the overflowing wealth he’s accumulated, which is so vast that it seems to almost burst his pockets. He repeats the metaphor about money coming in quickly, showing that despite the challenges he faces, financial success remains a key part of his life. He also reiterates his attraction to women who match his materialistic lifestyle, keeping the focus on beauty and physical appearance.

[Verse 3]
In this verse, NoCap dives deeper into his relationships and material habits. He talks about paying for his girl’s car to prevent it from getting repossessed, showing his care for those close to him. NoCap also warns other rappers who try to diss him, claiming that even their expensive jewelry won’t protect them from the consequences. He references buying luxury items at stores like Saks and uses a mix of humor and seriousness to describe his relationships with women, particularly focusing on their beauty and how they enjoy his wealth.

[Refrain]
The refrain repeats, with NoCap again asking a woman about her lifestyle choices, specifically her taste in luxury brands and items. Her repeated “Mhm” responses continue to reflect her acceptance of the high-end life he offers. This part reinforces the materialistic aspects of the song and NoCap’s interest in women who match his lifestyle of wealth and luxury.

[Outro]
The outro brings the song full circle by revisiting the theme from the chorus. NoCap talks about how, despite his success and polished appearance, his past still haunts him. He admits that certain experiences, including the violence and challenges of his earlier life, continue to weigh on his mind. The outro also features a fan’s emotional outburst about NoCap’s music, praising him as a true artist who conveys real pain through his songs. This adds a personal touch to the ending, highlighting how deeply NoCap’s music connects with his listeners.