"THEY TELL MË" is a new English song by Yeat, published on the Yeat Music YouTube channel. The song was written by Yeat, 33empathy, Pr!mo, Synthetic, and Rafe (Producer). This track is part of the album "LYFESTYLE (DUNE EDITION)" and… Read More
THEY TELL MË Lyrics
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[Chorus]
She tell me, "You too much for me," she tells me
They tell me you too much for me, they tell me (Shh)
They tell me why you talk 'bout me, they tell me (Ha)
Shut up, bitch, don't tell me (Woo)
Yeah, when we at the club, whole streets outside
Yeah, I hit the plug, on a street outside
If I wasn't rich as fuck, wouldn't be in line
I don't know how I'm alive, I had so long, lonely, long time
I pull up in the Maybach, got two tones, got two tones on it
Yeah, I put the bills on every day, like put the [?] on it
Huh, no one fuck with them broke boys, baby don't know what they on (Huh)
Call on me, had the Maybach pull up on me (Ooh)
Follow me, got you pushed down in the deep end
Follow me, yeah, if you couldn't see shit (Yeah)
Yeah, slide on me and the family members R.I.P. him (Yeah)
Sellin', look at these diamonds
Yeah, come with the Lambo' truck, all the way out the day, now it's back in my garage
Salads (Salads), I got karats (Got the karats)
Yeah, we got the motherfuckin' money, we'll pull up outside, we leave 'em embarassed
I was impaired, headlights on, yeah, swerve and stare
I just [?], bitch, now he glarin'
I got diamonds in the face, bitch
I got diamonds, how your fuckin' screens ain't playin'?
Yeah, you, how you get?
[Chorus]
She tell me, "You too much for me," she tells me
They tell me you too much for me, they tell me (Shh)
They tell me why you talk 'bout me, they tell me (Ha)
Shut up, bitch, don't tell me (Woo)
Yeah, when we at the club, whole streets outside
Yeah, I hit the plug, on a street outside
If I wasn't rich as fuck, wouldn't be in line
I don't know how I'm alive, I had so long, lonely, long time
I pull up in the Maybach, got two tones, got two tones on it
Yeah, I put the bills on every day, like put the [?] on it
Huh, no one fuck with them broke boys, baby don't know what they on (Huh)
Call on me, had the Maybach pull up on me (Ooh)
Follow me, got you pushed down in the deep end
Follow me, yeah, if you couldn't see shit (Yeah)
Yeah, slide on me and the family members R.I.P. him (Yeah)
Sellin', look at these diamonds
Yeah, come with the Lambo' truck, all the way out the day, now it's back in my garage
Salads (Salads), I got karats (Got the karats)
Yeah, we got the motherfuckin' money, we'll pull up outside, we leave 'em embarassed
I was impaired, headlights on, yeah, swerve and stare
I just [?], bitch, now he glarin'
I got diamonds in the face, bitch
I got diamonds, how your fuckin' screens ain't playin'?
Yeah, you, how you get?
[Chorus]
In the chorus, Yeat captures the tension between his lifestyle and how others view him. The repeated phrases of being "too much" for someone underscore the pressures of fame and the expectations placed on him. He expresses frustration towards those who comment on his life, insisting that their opinions do not matter. This reinforces his desire for independence and self-determination amidst external judgment.
[Verse]
In the verse, Yeat delves into his extravagant lifestyle, detailing his wealth and the luxuries he enjoys, like driving a Maybach and owning diamonds. He contrasts his current status with his past, reflecting on feelings of loneliness and the struggles he faced before achieving success. The mention of people turning against their friends for money signifies the betrayals he has witnessed, which adds to his disillusionment. Despite his wealth, he expresses a desire for authenticity and loyalty in his relationships.
[Chorus]
The repetition of the chorus again emphasizes Yeat's annoyance with external judgments. He reiterates the lavishness of his lifestyle and how it separates him from those who aren't on his level. The insistence on his wealth and success is a form of empowerment, indicating that he is unapologetic about who he has become.
[Outro]
In the outro, Yeat revisits the themes of wealth and indifference towards critics. The repetition of his status as an "OG" implies that he has earned respect through his journey. The closing lines emphasize his disconnect from those who criticize him, reiterating his stance of focusing on his success and dismissing negative opinions. This leaves listeners with a strong sense of his confidence and self-awareness in the face of adversity.
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"THEY TELL MË" is a new English song by Yeat, published on the Yeat Music YouTube channel. The song was written by Yeat, 33empathy, Pr!mo, Synthetic, and Rafe (Producer). This track is part of the album "LYFESTYLE (DUNE EDITION)" and was released on October 18, 2024.
The theme of "THEY TELL MË" revolves around the challenges of fame and the pressures that come with it. Yeat reflects on how others perceive him, expressing feelings of being misunderstood and overburdened by expectations. The lyrics convey a sense of confidence in his wealth and lifestyle, while also addressing the loneliness that often accompanies his success. This duality highlights the contrast between external perceptions and internal struggles.
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The "THEY TELL MË" song is sung by Yeat.
The "THEY TELL MË" song by Yeat lyrics was written by Yeat, 33empathy, Pr!mo, Synthetic & Rafe (Producer).
The "THEY TELL MË" song by Yeat was produced by Synthetic, 33empathy, Pr!mo & Rafe (Producer).
Yeat released "THEY TELL MË" song on Oct 18, 2024.
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