"Number One Rule" is a new english song by Megan Thee Stallion, produced by Buddah Bless and LilJuMadeDaBeat, and published on Megan Thee Stallion's official YouTube channel. This track, from her album MEGAN: ACT II, features writing contributions from Megan… Read More
Number One Rule Lyrics
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[Intro]
This nigga must have forgot who the fuck I am
Tuh, hahaha
[Verse 1]
I'm sittin' here thinkin' to myself, hold up
Damn, bitch, you trippin' (Damn, bitch, you trippin')
Why you on the phone goin' back and forth with this nigga?
When your stomach flat (Baow)
And your booty big (Ah)
And you can stay out all night long 'cause you ain't got no kids (Bye)
Bitch who you talkin' to? (Who?)
Because it can't be me (Hmm)
You know I pull up, shoot a movie like it's AMC
I cannot cater to these niggas, but I love some B
I gotta regulate like these niggas like I'm Warren G
This nigga talkin' like I ain't that bitch
Knowin' if I leave, he gon' turn in to Jordin Sparks
No air, he can't breathe
You forgot, nigga, let me remind you though (Huh)
You ain't the only one could pop out and get all the hoes (Ah)
[Chorus]
Ayy, that's the number one rule
Bad bitches choose (Yeah)
Never chase a nigga, let a nigga chase you (Hmm)
That's the blueprint, fuckin' with a bad bitch (Yeah)
Niggas chase pussy (Yeah, yeah), pussy don't chase dick
That's the number one rule (Rule)
Bad bitches choose (Choose)
Never chase a nigga (Yeah, yeah), let a nigga chase you (Let a nigga chase you)
That's the blueprint, fuckin' with a bad bitch (Hmm)
Niggas chase pussy, pussy don't chase dick, ah
[Verse 2]
He feed you Taco Bell (Ugh)
He feed me shrimp and steak (Shrimp and steak)
Bitch, he took you through the mud
He took me on a date (And he took me on a date)
He gon' treat you like a joke
He know me, I don't play (He know me, I don't play)
He gon' cheat 'cause you let him (Yeah, yeah)
He know me, I won't stay
Hm, purse first, ass last
Bitch, you know I'm 'bout the cash (Yeah, yeah)
Niggas gotta treat me like a princess
Put that on my dad (On my dad)
If that nigga scared to trick
Then he cannot be my man (Be my man)
Always wanna take a picture (Ay, ay)
Gotta treat him like a fan (Ugh)
'Cause I'm hard on a nigga (Yeah)
Hard on a hoe (Hard on a hoe)
If that nigga pillow talking, gotta let him go (Bye)
Bunch of NBA niggas get my pick, then I roll (Then I roll)
Ayy, bitch, I think I'm SZA 'cause I'm always in control (Hmm)
[Chorus]
That's the number one rule (Rule)
Bad bitches choose (Yeah)
Never chase a nigga, let a nigga chase you (Hmm)
That's the blueprint, fuckin' with a bad bitch (Yeah)
Niggas chase pussy (Yeah, yeah), pussy don't chase dick
That's the number one rule (Rule)
Bad bitches choose (Choose)
Never chase a nigga (Yeah, yeah), let a nigga chase you (Let a nigga chase you)
That's the blueprint, fuckin' with a bad bitch (Hmm)
Niggas chase pussy, pussy don't chase dick
[Outro]
Ayy, that's the number one rule
Bad bitches choose
Never chase a nigga, let a nigga chase you
That's the blueprint, fuckin' with a bad bitch
Niggas chase pussy, pussy don't chase dick, ah
[Intro]
In the intro, Megan establishes her confidence and reminds her audience of her worth, setting the tone for the song's assertive message. She asserts that she knows her value and refuses to be treated with anything less than respect, hinting at her zero-tolerance attitude towards disrespect in relationships.
[Verse 1]
Megan reflects on moments when women might compromise their self-worth, contrasting this with her own standards. She highlights her independence, freedom, and self-assurance, emphasizing that her physical and personal assets make her self-sufficient. She conveys that she doesn’t need to tolerate negativity from men, framing herself as the one in control. Megan also references "pulling up to shoot a movie," likening her life to a cinematic experience that she directs, further reinforcing her power and autonomy.
[Chorus]
The chorus underscores the "number one rule" Megan lives by: letting men pursue rather than chasing them. She advocates for women to embrace their worth and let potential partners recognize it on their own. Megan presents this approach as a "blueprint," suggesting it's a formula for success and self-respect in relationships. Through this repeated message, she reinforces the idea that true value does not require constant validation from others.
[Verse 2]
Megan contrasts the experiences of women who compromise their standards with her own elevated expectations. She references lavish treatment, such as fine dining, while rejecting disrespectful behavior. Her lyrics speak to her insistence on being treated with dignity, reflecting her "purse first, ass last" mentality that prioritizes her own value. Megan’s line about "always being in control" highlights her sense of agency, drawing a parallel with the assertive character in SZA’s work. This verse reinforces her conviction that self-respect should dictate relationships.
[Chorus]
The chorus is repeated to reemphasize Megan’s rule, a mantra that she wants listeners to internalize. This repetition underlines the song's central message of confidence and self-assurance, encouraging her audience to adopt the same mindset.
[Outro]
In the outro, Megan delivers a final reminder of the rule, reinforcing the notion of independence and self-worth. She emphasizes that chasing men is unnecessary when one fully embraces their own value, ending the song on a note of empowerment. The outro serves as a powerful conclusion, encapsulating the song's message and leaving a lasting impression of confidence and control.
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About Song
"Number One Rule" is a new english song by Megan Thee Stallion, produced by Buddah Bless and LilJuMadeDaBeat, and published on Megan Thee Stallion's official YouTube channel. This track, from her album MEGAN: ACT II, features writing contributions from Megan Thee Stallion, LilJuMadeDaBeat, Buddah Bless, Juicy J, DJ Paul, and Project Pat. The song delivers a confident and assertive tone, blending elements of empowerment with Megan’s signature style and lyrical dexterity.
The theme of "Number One Rule" centers on the self-worth and empowerment of women, promoting independence and confidence. Megan emphasizes a guiding rule for “bad bitches,” advising women to let men pursue them rather than chasing men. Her lyrics focus on standards and self-respect in relationships, portraying an unapologetic, assertive approach to love and self-perception. The song is imbued with a sense of agency and authority, encouraging listeners to prioritize their own worth over conforming to others' expectations.
Credits
MEGAN: ACT II Songs
Number One Rule Official Video
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The "Number One Rule" song is sung by Megan Thee Stallion.
The "Number One Rule" song by Megan Thee Stallion lyrics was written by Megan Thee Stallion, LilJuMadeDaBeat, Buddah Bless, Juicy J, DJ Paul & Project Pat.
The "Number One Rule" song by Megan Thee Stallion was produced by Buddah Bless & LilJuMadeDaBeat.
Megan Thee Stallion released "Number One Rule" song on Oct 25, 2024.
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