SO EASY Lyrics – Rich Amiri Ganlyrics

SO EASY Lyrics by Rich Amiri is a latest English song in the voice of Rich Amiri. Its music too is composed by singer while brand new So Easy song lyrics are also written by Rich Amiri. This is a popular song among the people of United States of America. In It, the artist talks about his success and lifestyle in a confident, almost effortless way. He boasts about making money, living a lavish life, and being unstoppable in his pursuits. Amiri reflects on how easy it is for him to get what he wants, whether it’s wealth, women, or status. He also highlights his ability to escape trouble, dismissing any legal challenges with ease. Throughout the song, he emphasizes his self-made success, portraying himself as someone who doesn’t need to try hard to get ahead.

[Intro]
Stand back (Take it, take it), stand back
Stand back (Take it, take it), stand back, yeah
(Take it) Stand back, b!tch, b!tch, I stay in racks
Money fiend, only thing I know is getting cash

[Chorus]
I’m Mr. Have His Way, anything I want, I’m gon’ get it
This ho so annoying, every time she call, I go missing
I can’t put you on get money s*it, you won’t get it
But I swear it’s so easy, it’s so easy
I’m a legend all around the world, my name is prolific

I get caught, I get the case dismissed, ain’t serving no sentence
Tried to put you on this get paper s*it, you don’t get it
But I swear it’s so easy, it’s so easy, yeah

[Verse]
Hit her phone like, “What’s the word?” Shawty said she on the way
I-I don’t got no time to waste, I’m count up my phone, yeah
Free my twins screaming, free my twins ’til (??) on the radar
Told my b!tch, “Don’t worry ’bout them hoes, I don’t want ’em back”
Kel-Tec, yeah, that b!tch shoot to kill, yeah
Hundred on your head, get you gone for real, yeah
I’m just tryna keep my partner up and (??)
I done fell in love with hundred dollar bills
I’m in Panamá, where the Panaremian views?
In my Bentley truck, I just bought a parachute
Cost me plenty bucks, got this s*it from out the ground
And I ran it up and I ran it up, yeah
Take it, stand back, take it, take it, stand back
Ta-take it, stand back, take it, take it, stand back, yeah
Take it, stand back, b!tch, this fit cost ten racks, yeah
Money fiend, only thing I know is getting cash

[Chorus]
I’m Mr. Have His Way, anything I want, I’m gon’ get it
This ho so annoying, every time she call, I go missing

I can’t put you on get money s*it, you won’t get it
But I swear it’s so easy, it’s so easy
I’m a legend all around the world, my name is prolific
I get caught, I get the case dismissed, ain’t serving no sentence
Tried to put you on this get paper s*it, you don’t get it
But I swear it’s so easy, it’s so easy

[Outro]
Yeah, yeah
Yeah, yeah
Yeah, yeah
Yeah, yeah

SO EASY Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
In the intro, the artist confidently declares his dominance in the game. The repeated “stand back” suggests he’s untouchable and too far ahead for anyone to keep up with. He mentions staying in racks, implying he’s surrounded by wealth, and he refers to himself as a “money fiend,” showing that his main focus in life is making money. This sets the tone for the rest of the song, where he expresses how easy it is for him to achieve success and how money is his driving force.

[Chorus]
In the chorus, Rich Amiri describes himself as someone who always gets what he wants. He refers to himself as “Mr. Have His Way,” showing his power and confidence in controlling situations. He finds certain people annoying, especially when they keep calling, and he chooses to disappear instead of dealing with them. He mentions trying to teach someone about getting money, but that person doesn’t get it, which he brushes off, claiming it’s “so easy.” Amiri also refers to himself as a legend whose name is known worldwide, and he’s confident that no legal trouble can keep him down because he always gets away with it. Throughout the chorus, he reinforces how simple everything is for him, especially when it comes to success and wealth.

[Verse]
In this verse, Rich Amiri talks about how he’s always on the move, managing his money while handling business. He’s focused on his own success and doesn’t waste time on people who aren’t aligned with his goals. He mentions missing someone’s call, saying he’s too busy stacking money. He also shouts out to his “twins,” possibly referring to his close friends or brothers, expressing loyalty by calling for their release. Amiri then brags about his expensive taste, from his guns to his hundred-dollar bills, and the expensive things he’s bought, like a Bentley truck and parachute. He talks about how he came up from nothing and keeps running up the money, making it clear that his lifestyle is built on hard work and hustle. The line about his outfit costing “ten racks” (ten thousand dollars) shows how he’s living a lavish life. The verse overall emphasizes his love for money and how easy it is for him to achieve his goals.

[Chorus]
The second chorus repeats much of the first, reinforcing the same themes: Amiri gets what he wants, finds others annoying, and understands that success comes easily to him. He’s confident in his ability to escape trouble and feels unbothered by those who can’t keep up with his hustle. The repetition of “it’s so easy” emphasizes his effortless success and his belief that others won’t ever understand his mindset.

[Outro]
The outro is a simple repetition of “Yeah, yeah,” which likely serves as a final affirmation of his confidence and satisfaction with the lifestyle he’s living. It reinforces the feeling of certainty and ease that runs throughout the song.