"Seen it All" is an English song by Future and Metro Boomin from the album WE DON’T TRUST YOU. The track is written by Future, Metro Boomin, Allen Ritter, and Peter Lee Johnson, with production by Metro Boomin, Allen Ritter,… Read More
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[Intro]
Yeah
We done seen it all
And done it all
We don't trust these niggas
Word, word to my nigga, P
[Verse 1]
Brodie's bitch is back out, rocking these platinum chains
She give it to a thorough nigga, that's my claim of fame
Chanel body suit, when it rain, diamonds galore
Get chauffeured under the stars, you can forget how you was livin' before
She keep it P with a player, so she never at me
I'ma get munyun, got my lawyer, hoes can't attack me
Lil' niggas run you down with a gun like he in a track meet
Sent through a cleanin' crew, they pressin' with that iron (Ah)
Look a nigga in the eyes, see if he gon' cross
Cocoa number five bitch eatin' up a boss
Keep my bitch close, but I keep the goons closer
Dom Pérignon bottle, wasted bubbly on the floor
Came up from the block, sellin' the rawest coke
You might OD off this shit, nigga, ain't never enough
Richie Mil' cost a house, it ain't never enough
Seven hundred bucks on a truck, the seats brazy (Ah)
[Chorus]
Me and my brothers, we puttin' freaks in rotation
Sometimes they move on, they still can't replace
I'll lose a stone and get it replaced the same day
From trappin' out my granny house to rappin' on the stage
I want it all, I know these streets gon' have to feed me
These hoes sit down, I'm lettin' 'em hit it off the whole key
Got rich in this shit, got a clip hold a fifty
You tryna keep up with me, gon' be O-V (Ah)
[Verse 2]
I cook that white girl uncut, you might OD
Drop thirty-six in a Pyrex, stay low-key
Put a nigga on suicide watch, they try and play me
Spent a million dollars on the watch, chasin' a big B
Talkin' hip-hop, I'm talkin' 'bout drugs
Live like a shotta, I bring fire to the club
Lookin' up to mobsters as kids, that was us
Teflon Pluto, I'm not the nigga you can touch (Ah)
[Chorus]
Me and my brothers, we puttin' freaks in rotation
Sometimes they move on, they still can't replace
I'll lose a stone and get it replaced the same day
From trappin' out my granny house to rappin' on the stage
I want it all, I know these streets gon' have to feed me
These hoes sit down, I'm lettin' 'em hit it off the whole key
Got rich in this shit, got a clip hold a fifty
You tryna keep up with me, gon' be O-V (Ah)
Me and my brothers, we puttin' freaks in rotation
Sometimes they move on, they still can't replace
I'll lose a stone and get it replaced the same day
From trappin' out my granny house to rappin' on the stage
I want it all, I know these streets gon' have to feed me
These hoes sit down, I'm lettin' 'em hit it off the whole key
Got rich in this shit, got a clip hold a fifty
You tryna keep up with me, gon' be O-V (Ah)
[Outro: Prodigy of Mobb Deep]
That's just my opinion, I don't listen to that bullshit, you know what I'm sayin'?
Like some people think that's hot
Some people actually think that shit is hot
Like, come on, who you gon' listen to, them or P?
Who the veterans? Who the seasoned veterans at this shit
That can tell you what's hot and what's not?
You know what I'm sayin'? That's, there you have it, son
And I ain't on no hater shit, I ain't a hater
Do your thing, nigga, you know what I'm sayin'?
But personally, this today is not poppin', son
[Intro] sets the tone by asserting that they have experienced and seen everything, expressing distrust towards others and paying homage to a close friend.
[Verse 1] describes the luxurious lifestyle achieved through success, contrasting it with the dangerous and gritty past. It highlights the transition from street life to high-end living, with detailed references to wealth, protection, and the harsh realities of maintaining that status. This verse emphasizes the evolution from raw street hustle to a more polished, but still perilous, existence.
[Chorus] emphasizes the theme of rotation and replacement in relationships and wealth. It reflects on the constant cycle of acquiring and losing material possessions, while also showcasing the transition from street hustle to a successful music career. The chorus underscores the idea of wanting it all and the necessity of relying on the streets for sustenance while flaunting newfound wealth.
[Verse 2] continues to explore the juxtaposition of street life and luxury. It focuses on the high stakes of drug dealing and the extreme measures taken to maintain status. This verse highlights the dangerous aspects of their past, such as dealing with rivalries and spending lavishly, which further illustrates the contrast between their previous and current lives.
[Chorus] repeats, reinforcing the song’s central themes of wealth, rotation of partners, and the transition from street life to a successful music career. It continues to emphasize the relentless pursuit of success and the accompanying challenges.
[Outro] features Prodigy of Mobb Deep, who provides a critical perspective on current trends, expressing skepticism about contemporary music and highlighting the experience of seasoned veterans. This outro serves as a commentary on the evolving nature of music and the authenticity of current trends compared to past standards.
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"Seen it All" is an English song by Future and Metro Boomin from the album WE DON’T TRUST YOU. The track is written by Future, Metro Boomin, Allen Ritter, and Peter Lee Johnson, with production by Metro Boomin, Allen Ritter, and Peter Lee Johnson. Released Future's YouTube channel on March 22, 2024, the song features a blend of luxurious and gritty themes that characterize the artists' distinct styles.
The song "Seen it All" reflects on the contrast between a life of luxury and the harsh realities of street life. The lyrics depict a journey from humble beginnings to a lavish lifestyle, showcasing wealth, high-status symbols, and the perils that come with it. Future and Metro Boomin explore themes of opulence, security, and the street code, emphasizing their rise from drug dealing to achieving success in the music industry. The verses detail the experiences of maintaining status and the sacrifices involved, while the chorus reiterates the constant need to stay ahead and secure one's position. The outro by Prodigy of Mobb Deep adds a layer of critique, suggesting a generational gap in understanding what is considered "hot" in the current music scene.
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