TTYL Lyrics

Ice Spice

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Jul 25, 2024

English

"TTYL" is a new English song by Ice Spice, published on the Ice Spice YouTube channel. Released on July 25, 2024, the track is written by Ice Spice and RIOTUSA, with production also handled by RIOTUSA. The song is featured… Read More

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TTYL Lyrics By Ice Spice

[Intro]
(Grrah, grrah, grrah)

[Chorus]
First thing when I wake up (Grrah)
I make sure my cake up (Cake up)
I do my hair, put a lil' bit of makeup (Grrah)
Of course I'm the baddest, them bitches be haters (Haters)
All black, just like a skater
No friends, bitches be faker (Grrah)
No rocks, no scissors (Grrah)
Just gettin' that paper (Grrah)

[Verse 1]
Gettin' that paper like I never had it (Like?)
Empty the stores, that's my only bad habit (Grrah)
Empty the clip if them bitches want static (Word)
Shakin' that shit so he just wanna grab it (Grrah)
I tell his bitch to go play in some traffic (Word)
Five stars when I'm lunchin' (Lunchin')
Bad bitch, so he munchin' (Munchin')
Shoot a movie at Dunkin'
I'm a brand, it's nothin' (Nothin')
I'm a star on TV (Grrah)
All in my face, what them bitches wan' see (Grrah)
All in my comments, stay suckin' my D
Shakin' my head, I be suckin' my teeth
Please, like, I know I'm that bitch who that bitch wanna be, grrah

[Verse 2]
Talkin' shit on the net, I'ma drag her (Drag her)
No clout for that bitch, like, why would I tag her? (Why?)
Thats why her man wanna play with my clappers (Clappers)
We in the V and we playin' my slappers
Damn, it's baddies galore (Woah)
She lookin' right in that Christian Dior
And I don't even drink, but I'm lettin' her pour
Grrah, she shake it, shake it (Shake it)
Get naked, naked (Naked)
He on my line, tryna throw me a stick
And I'm cappin' to him like I know how to take it (Like)
Like, it's karma, fake it (Fake it)
I just let him taste it
He talkin' nice, so I'm lettin' him crack it
I'm throwin' it back, I'm like, "Baby, don't break it" (Break it)

[Outro]
(Like, like)
(I'ma talk to you later)
(Grrah, gettin' that paper)
(Talk to you later)
(Grrah, I'ma talk to you later)
(Grrah, I be gettin' that paper)

[Intro]
The intro sets a high-energy tone with repetitive ad-libs and a confident declaration, establishing the song's upbeat and assertive vibe.

[Chorus]
In the chorus, Ice Spice highlights her morning routine, which revolves around maintaining her appearance and accumulating wealth. She emphasizes her superior status by calling out her haters and underscoring her financial success. The mention of "no friends" and "bitches be faker" reinforces her self-reliance and focus on authenticity over social relationships.

[Verse 1]
The first verse continues Ice Spice's theme of self-empowerment and dominance. She boasts about her financial success and extravagant lifestyle, describing her shopping habits and her ability to handle any potential conflict. The verse also showcases her confidence in her appeal and status, asserting her dominance and dismissing those who try to undermine her.

[Chorus]
The chorus is repeated, reinforcing the song's central themes of confidence and self-sufficiency. It continues to emphasize Ice Spice's focus on wealth and personal grooming, with a clear distinction between her and those she views as less authentic or successful.

[Verse 2]
In the second verse, Ice Spice addresses her critics and rivals, emphasizing her ability to outshine them. She describes encounters with others, reflecting on her control over situations and people. The verse includes details about her interactions and the lavish lifestyle she leads, further asserting her status and appeal.

[Outro]
The outro wraps up the song by repeating the main themes and phrases from the chorus. It reinforces the message of self-assurance and financial success while maintaining the upbeat and confident tone established throughout the track.

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About Song

The theme of "TTYL" revolves around confidence, self-assurance, and living a lavish lifestyle. Ice Spice presents herself as a dominant and self-reliant figure, emphasizing her beauty, wealth, and independence. The lyrics reflect her focus on personal success and her disdain for superficial relationships. The song blends self-promotion with a sense of empowerment, celebrating her achievements and setting herself apart from her critics.