Jersey Numbers Lyrics

Jersey Numbers Lyrics – Rod Wave Ft. Rylo Rodriguez

"Jersey Numbers" is a new English song by Rod Wave featuring Rylo Rodriguez, published on RodWave's YouTube channel. The song was written by Rod Wave, Rylo Rodriguez, and TnTXD, with production by Jb and isaac2junior. It is part of the… Read More

Jersey Numbers Lyrics


Jersey Numbers Lyrics By Rod Wave ft. Rylo Rodriguez

[Intro: Rod Wave]
(Pipe that shit up, TnT)
(Ayy, JB)
Yeah, yeah, uh

[Verse 1: Rod Wave]
Fell in love with my cup, it's just me and my drank
So much pain in my heart got me numb to the brain
And the crackers on our bumpers, shit ain't sweet as you think
Loyalty for royalty, I did it all for the gang
Now here's a message for the youth, it ain't worth it
Niggas police, it ain't worth it
Yeah, we stand on that business, fuck around, tie up a witness
My past ain't perfect, the judge handing out jersey numbers
Mistakes is nothing, you live and you learn
I was tryna get some sleep, so I been sipping that syrup
Preaching to my young niggas to lay off the pills
My baby mama text my phone like, "You got some nerve"
Know I come up out that bottom, I came straight from the curb
Youngin asking me advice to get his paper mature
My mouth told him chase his dream, but the younger child in me screamed
"Tell your big homie to front you half a bird"
You scared, then go to church, if you scared, them crackers'll give you life, you life
Okay, my brother back in jail, my songs leaking out, I am not alright
In 2018, my partner was eighteen, they gave him twenty years, twenty years
If you eighteen with twenty, that mean he got more time than he fucking lived

[Chorus: Rod Wave]
Preaching to Lil Keed, I told him try to make it to the league, get a jersey number
It ain't nothing in these streets, but graveyards and jersey numbers, jersey numbers
Yeah, yeah, yeah
It ain't nothing in these streets, but graveyards and jersey numbers, jersey numbers

[Verse 2: Rylo Rodriguez & Rod Wave]
Bro callin' from the jail, he said his lawyer swapped him out (Uh)
I was hollerin' at lil' Yayo, they gave him a dub and he did five
Still shower with his slides on, bro institutionalized
Still killin', inmates shanked each other, I'm just happy that he survived
Pay anything to get you free, you, I'm picking sides
Know a couple people who bit the cheese who used to be the guys
Paid an inmate in call fare, clean your laundry, laundry
Shoot away, show you how I did get a lunch tray, lunch tray
They'll give you a jersey number, the judge won't put you in the game
They be treating us like a jeweler, can't wait to put us in some chains
On FaceTime with lil' TJ, say his mama was actin' strange (She was actin' strange)
Said his brother turned his back since he been in, I felt his pain (Felt his pain)
Seen a gangster go to jail and fuck a sissy
He wouldn't control himself, the first day out, I was back to sipping
Niggas tell me, "Don't get high," I should try and make a living
But I tell 'em I'm a hustler and I'd rather make a killing

[Chorus: Rod Wave & Rylo Rodriguez]
Preaching to Lil Keed, I told him try to make it to the league, get a jersey number (Yeah)
It ain't nothing in these streets (Yeah, yeah), but graveyards and jersey numbers (Yeah), jersey numbers
Yeah, yeah, yeah (Yeah)
It ain't nothing in these streets, but graveyards and jersey numbers, jersey numbers
Uh

[Intro: Rod Wave]
In the intro, Rod Wave sets the tone for the song with a casual yet serious vibe. This establishes a connection with listeners, inviting them into his world where pain and reflection are central themes.

[Verse 1: Rod Wave]
In the first verse, Rod Wave opens up about his struggles with pain and substance abuse as a coping mechanism. He talks about the importance of loyalty and the consequences of a life lived recklessly. The phrase "the judge handing out jersey numbers" serves as a metaphor for receiving prison sentences, illustrating the weight of his past mistakes. By addressing the youth directly, he emphasizes the importance of making wise choices and the realities of life on the streets.

[Chorus: Rod Wave]
The chorus reinforces Rod's message to the younger generation, urging them to focus on their dreams of playing in the league rather than succumbing to the temptations of street life. The imagery of "graveyards and jersey numbers" poignantly contrasts the potential of sports success with the grim fate that awaits those who choose the wrong path.

[Verse 2: Rylo Rodriguez & Rod Wave]
In the second verse, Rylo Rodriguez adds another layer to the narrative by sharing his experiences with friends who are incarcerated. His portrayal of life in prison illustrates the harsh realities faced by those who have made mistakes. The line about people who "bit the cheese" speaks to betrayal and how loyalty can falter in tough situations. This verse emphasizes the struggle to survive in a world where freedom comes at a high price.

[Chorus: Rod Wave & Rylo Rodriguez]
The repetition of the chorus reinforces the urgency of the message, driving home the idea that the streets offer little but despair. Rod and Rylo encourage the younger generation to aspire for greatness, reminding them that there are better opportunities available if they are willing to put in the work. The use of "jersey numbers" throughout the song encapsulates the hope for a brighter future while acknowledging the risks that come with the lifestyle they are trying to escape.


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About Song

"Jersey Numbers" is a new English song by Rod Wave featuring Rylo Rodriguez, published on RodWave's YouTube channel. The song was written by Rod Wave, Rylo Rodriguez, and TnTXD, with production by Jb and isaac2junior. It is part of the Last Lap album, released on October 11, 2024.

The theme of "Jersey Numbers" revolves around the harsh realities of street life, the consequences of poor choices, and the importance of pursuing dreams. Rod Wave uses personal experiences and vivid imagery to convey a message to the youth about the dangers of a life of crime, urging them to strive for something greater, like sports and education, instead of falling victim to violence and imprisonment. The repeated mention of "jersey numbers" symbolizes both the potential for success in sports and the harsh realities of prison sentences.

Credits

Song Jersey Numbers
Album Last Lap
Artists Rod Wave
Featuring Artists Rylo Rodriguez
Written By Rod Wave, Rylo Rodriguez, TnTXD, Produced by Jb & isaac2junior
Produced By TnTXD, Produced by Jb & isaac2junior
Label RodWave

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FAQs

Who is the singer of "Jersey Numbers" song?

The "Jersey Numbers" song is sung by Rod Wave featuring Rylo Rodriguez

Who is the lyrics writer of "Jersey Numbers" song by Rod Wave?

The "Jersey Numbers" song by Rod Wave lyrics was written by Rod Wave, Rylo Rodriguez, TnTXD, Produced by Jb & isaac2junior.

Who is the music producer of "Jersey Numbers" song by Rod Wave?

The "Jersey Numbers" song by Rod Wave was produced by TnTXD, Produced by Jb & isaac2junior.

When did Rod Wave release "Jersey Numbers" song?

Rod Wave released "Jersey Numbers" song on Oct 11, 2024.

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