HANDLING BUSINESS Lyrics – DDG Ganlyrics

HANDLING BUSINESS Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro of the song sets the tone, with Beezo expressing that his focus is purely on making money (“cash only”), while OG Parker, the producer, is hinted at as the one creating the track’s vibe. It’s a quick and direct introduction to the theme of the song: handling business and getting to the money.

[Verse 1 (DDG)]
In this verse, DDG dives into his life of luxury and success. He’s boasting about the wealth he’s accumulated, mentioning his Cartier jewelry, like his bracelet and watch, symbolizing how he’s leveled up. He stacks so many expensive items that even a hundred thousand dollars feels like a stepping stone to the next million. DDG confidently declares that he’s “rich as hell” and highlights his expensive lifestyle, flexing his Lamborghini. He compares his driving style to boxing legend Devin and mentions how he has to “get low” to get into his car, emphasizing just how low-to-the-ground the Lamborghini sits.

DDG also mentions dining at Michelin Star restaurants with his significant other, noting the high prices, as bills reach up to a thousand dollars. His life has changed so much since he became famous that even something as simple as grocery shopping is no longer possible without attention. He’s living in a massive mansion in Calabasas, where he says he stays “at the tippity top”—living at the peak of success. He also talks about his Cuban link chain, calling it heavy, while making sure to point out the purity of his diamonds. DDG mentions that he’s always fresh, wearing Gallery clothes, and how his style makes others jealous. He claims that the people who hate on him are not real threats, though, as they can’t match his level of success. He dismisses online beefs, saying he’d rather meet the person face-to-face to see if they keep the same tough energy in person.

Instead of getting caught up in drama, DDG prefers to focus on making money. He brags about how Chase wants him as a private client because of how much money he’s making. He’s not afraid of audits from the IRS, as he’s confident in his ability to handle his finances. He’s building momentum in his career, and nothing will stop him from achieving his goals. He describes his wealth-building skills as “finesse” and claims that getting deposits in his bank account feels better than s*x. When he’s on tour, women are lining up for their chance to be near him, with the more attractive women being invited to the VIP areas. DDG is fully embracing the perks of fame and living life on his own terms, free from limitations.

[Bridge (DDG & Tory Lanez)]
In the bridge, DDG and Tory Lanez express the endless nature of their success and enjoyment of life. DDG repeats how his lifestyle feels like it’s never-ending, full of constant partying and women. He loves going out and having fun after he’s handled his business, implying that once the work is done, the celebrations and enjoyment begin. The carefree vibe shows that, for DDG, this life is about balancing hard work and enjoying the rewards.

[Verse 2 (Tory Lanez)]
Tory Lanez takes a more reflective tone in this verse. He starts by addressing the rumors that surround him, saying that he’s not concerned with the gossip. Despite the heavy money in his pockets, he mentions that it’s difficult to count it all, as his wealth continues to grow. He then shifts to his time in prison, describing how he made an oath to stay loyal to his city and never snitch, even when faced with a ten-year sentence. He reflects on the harsh realities of prison, where he learned to survive by any means necessary. Tory talks about how he would go to great lengths to protect himself and those close to him, even mentioning the tactics he learned in prison to defend himself and others when things got dangerous.

Lanez is also all about loyalty, saying that if there’s a problem, he can make calls and pay people to handle it. He knows that staying true to his word and protecting his reputation is key to surviving in both the streets and the industry. The verse gets more intense as he describes his time in prison and how it taught him to be tough, even mentioning carrying makeshift weapons for self-defense. He highlights how he learned to command respect and how the people around him, especially those close to him, will always have his back no matter what.

Tory also reflects on how people underestimate him, especially after his legal troubles, and how they thought he wouldn’t be able to continue making music while incarcerated. He proves them wrong by creating hits from prison, showing his ability to keep working despite being locked up. He even humorously mentions his regret about a past situation with Kylie Jenner, but ultimately his confidence remains. Tory talks about how his city speaks highly of him, and how his fame is undeniable. Despite the negative attention, he remains focused on his success, showing no fear about what’s to come. He wraps up by mentioning how he’s making moves to return home sooner than expected, hinting that his story isn’t over yet and that a potential appeal could lead to his release. He reassures his audience that when he gets out, he’ll be ready to take over again.

[Outro (Tory Lanez)]
The outro is a brief but powerful acknowledgment from Tory Lanez to DDG, reinforcing their bond and brotherhood. He mentions Canada, his home country, suggesting that despite all the fame and challenges, his roots are still important to him. It’s a final shout-out that reminds everyone of their strong connection and mutual respect.