Overthinking Lyrics – Tee Grizzley

Overthinking Lyrics by Tee Grizzley is a new english song by Tee Grizzley. The track is released on Tee Grizzley’s official YouTube channel, written by Tee Grizzley, produced by Chopsquad DJ, and featured on the album Forever My Moment. This introspective and emotionally charged release gives fans a raw glimpse into the rapper’s internal battles, victories, and reflections, wrapped in gritty lyricism and melodic beats.

The song delves into Tee Grizzley’s struggle with self-doubt, trauma, and loyalty, even in the face of massive success. The lyrics explore how he constantly battles overthinking and internal pressure despite financial growth and public acclaim. From memories of jail to carrying emotional baggage, Tee Grizzley offers a vulnerable look into the mental toll of his journey. The narrative blends harsh truths from the streets with moments of personal affirmation, loyalty to his circle, and an ongoing pursuit of clarity amid chaos.

Overthinking Details

Song	Overthinking
Album	Forever My Moment
Artists	Tee Grizzley
Written By	Tee Grizzley
Produced By	Chopsquad DJ
Label	Tee Grizzley
Language	English
Released Date	May 16, 2025

Overthinking Lyrics

[Intro]
(Banger)
(The melody) Ayy, ayy, ayy
(DJ on the beat so it’s a banger) Ayy

[Chorus]
I be stressing, I be overthinking, I’m my biggest critic
I be trippin’, gotta remind myself sometimes that I’m that nigga (Gotta remind myself sometimes)
If you can make ten thousand, you can make fifty, then a hundred, then a ticket
Now G Herbo, it’s no limit (Go crazy)
Need a quarter B, that was my goal after ten million (That’s my goal)
Went from broke in jail to free and rich, don’t know that feelin’ (Don’t know that)
Ain’t pick up my phone, but callin’ me, you niggas trippin’ (Crazy)
Don’t ask no nigga why he hit yo’ ho, ’cause she was with it, nigga (Duh)

[Verse 1]
Neck and wrist blindin’ (Blindin’), killers on that timin’ (That timin’)
Bro girl mad ’cause his phone off, bitch, he slidin’ (Chill out)
We lookin’ for who think they fuckin’ with us, we can’t find ’em (Where y’all at?)
He want some money, put him on, he fuck it up, slime him (Kill hm)
I don’t wanna hear ’bout who fell off from who ain’t been on
I don’t need no flowers from no nigga, my new AP rose
Hate these niggas most, but right after that, I hate these hoes
Ain’t got shit to do with Halloween, outside, it’s two-three ghosts (Rolls-Royce)

[Pre-Chorus]
I think I need a therapist (A therapist)
From all this shit that I be carryin’
I prayed and ran it up with no inheritance (With no inheritance)
Can’t cap like I ain’t scared of shit (Scared of shit)
Scared of my niggas bein’ on jealous shit
When they know they can get whatever quick (Woo)

[Chorus]
I be stressing, I be overthinking, I’m my biggest critic
I be trippin’, gotta remind myself sometimes that I’m that nigga (Gotta remind myself sometimes)
If you can make ten thousand, you can make fifty, then a hundred, then a ticket
Now G Herbo, it’s no limit (Go crazy)
Need a quarter B, that was my goal after ten million (That’s my goal)
Went from broke in jail to free and rich, don’t know that feelin’ (Don’t know that)
Ain’t pick up my phone, but callin’ me, you niggas trippin’ (Crazy)
Don’t ask no nigga why he hit yo’ ho, ’cause she was with it, nigga (Duh)

[Verse 2]
‘Member county jail Frosted Flakes, now them AP’s frosted, gang (Uh-huh)
Careful how you talk to me, I get you paid to tap your brain (Bop)
Know some niggas with a bag that’ll spend they last on drink
How I know all that? ‘Cause we sell it to them, fuck you think? (Duh)
Seen niggas switch sides, seen niggas dick ride
Seen they hoes gettin’ ran, they get told, “Bitch, bye”
Bitch, I’m from the D, I had my first fight at the big slime
Know I’m from the road, leavin’ the club, I exit with the nine (Nine)

[Pre-Chorus]
I think I need a therapist (A therapist)
From all this shit that I be carryin’
I prayed and ran it up with no inheritance (It’s all me)
Can’t cap like I ain’t scared of shit (I ain’t scared of shit)
Scared of my niggas bein’ on jealous shit
When they know they can get whatever quick

[Chorus]
But I be stressing, I be overthinking, I’m my biggest critic
I be trippin’, gotta remind myself sometimes that I’m that nigga (Gotta remind myself sometimes)
If you can make ten thousand, you can make fifty, then a hundred, then a ticket
Now G Herbo, it’s no limit (Go crazy)
Need a quarter B, that was my goal after ten million (My fuckin’ goal)
Went from broke in jail to free and rich, don’t know that feelin’ (Fuck on)
Ain’t pick up my phone, but callin’ me, you niggas trippin’ (Fuck on)
Don’t ask no nigga why he hit yo’ ho, ’cause she was with it, nigga (Duh, nigga)

[Outro]
Wrist blindin’, killers on that timin’
Neck and wrist blindin’, killers on that timin’, nigga
Neck and wrist blindin’, killers on that timin’
Bro girl mad ’cause his phone off, bitch, he slidin’

Overthinking Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro sets the mood with repetitive ad-libs and producer tags, immediately establishing a tense and reflective tone. The phrase “It’s a banger” hints at the musical intensity, but Tee Grizzley’s drawn-out vocalizations signal emotional depth, preparing listeners for a song that balances internal struggle with external bravado.

[Chorus]
Here, Tee Grizzley openly admits to overthinking and being his own harshest critic. He acknowledges his tendency to doubt himself despite his accomplishments, reminding himself of his resilience and potential. The reference to turning $10,000 into a “ticket” (a million) showcases his self-made grind, while invoking G Herbo’s “no limit” as both homage and motivational comparison. The line about jail to wealth contrasts hardship and triumph, while his dismissiveness toward drama reflects a sharpened sense of focus on what truly matters.

[Verse 1]
This verse presents a layered mix of street reality and personal conflict. Tee Grizzley talks about affluence—like his blinding jewelry—and associates ready to act on his behalf, reinforcing his credibility. Still, there’s frustration with disloyalty and wasted opportunities, as shown in his remarks about helping people who fail him. The imagery of “two-three ghosts” in Rolls-Royces blends affluence with danger, suggesting that success hasn’t freed him from paranoia or betrayal.

[Pre-Chorus]
This section introduces emotional vulnerability. Tee Grizzley admits he may need therapy, weighed down by mental burdens and fear—not of outsiders, but of jealousy within his inner circle. His reference to achieving wealth without inheritance underlines his self-made status, but also the isolation and anxiety that can come with rapid, solo success.

[Chorus]
Revisiting the chorus reinforces the internal struggle Tee Grizzley feels daily. Despite material gains and milestones, the emotional and mental weight remains. This repetition emphasizes how deeply ingrained self-doubt and pressure are in his psyche, making the track more relatable for those battling similar internal conflicts.

[Verse 2]
Tee Grizzley reflects on his evolution from struggling in jail to achieving luxury, like owning frosted AP watches. He contrasts his current status with past hardships, also exposing reckless spending habits and substance use in his circle. There’s critique of fake loyalty, performative alliances, and shallow relationships. His Detroit upbringing is mentioned with pride, along with an underlying readiness for violence, reinforcing the survivalist mentality he’s had to maintain.

[Pre-Chorus]
The repetition of this part reinforces the theme of internal burden and the pressure of being the provider. His fear isn’t of outside threats but of trusted people turning jealous. That paranoia, deeply rooted in past experiences, shapes how he interacts even with those closest to him.

[Chorus]
The final chorus drives home the song’s main emotional arc: self-criticism, perseverance, and rising above negativity. Tee Grizzley reasserts his identity as someone who overcame immense odds. The mention of someone else sleeping with a partner is dismissed as irrelevant, highlighting his detachment from petty issues as he keeps his focus on long-term goals.

[Outro]
The outro echoes lines from earlier, using repetition for emphasis. The mention of killers and shining jewelry once again contrasts wealth and danger. The return of the bro’s girlfriend being mad over a missed call circles back to loyalty and priorities, closing the track with a reminder that his life remains a complex mix of tension, love, and survival.

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