U LIKE? Lyrics – Rich Amiri Ganlyrics

U LIKE? 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 U Like? song lyrics are also written by Rich Amiri. This is a popular song among the people of United States of America. It is a track where the artist reflects on his life, relationships, and the lifestyle that comes with fame and money. He sings about a bougie girl who craves luxury, including Gucci and expensive items, while he indulges in drügs like codeine and psychedelics. The song highlights his feelings towards a girl who’s not really in love with him but stays around because of the thrill. Rich Amiri also touches on his rise from struggling to now making money and enjoying the perks of success. The repeated “Oh, baby, that’s what you would like?” captures the idea of living up to expectations while staying true to himself.

[Intro]
Oh, baby, that was you? Yeah
Oh, baby, that was you? Yeah
Oh, baby, that was you? Yeah
Oh, baby, that was you? Yeah

[Chorus]
Yeah, take one to the head, take enough
Boujee b!tch, she don’t do not (??)
She want Gucci and (??), oh, baby, that’s what you would like?
Oh, baby, oh, baby, that’s what you would like? Yeah
Got red (??), lighter than the feather

Put her on codeine, she put me on psychedelics, oh, I get it
Oh, baby, that’s what you would like?
Oh, baby, oh, baby, that’s what you would like?

[Verse]
She was gone before I’ve seen her, she so mischievous
I just push and start the Demon, I don’t put no keys in
She ain’t love me, but I keep her ’cause she (??) me with her first time
Because like, n!ggas broke, I’d hate to be them
Yeah, oh yeah, okay, yeah
Oh yeah, oh yeah, yeah
She wanna beef with me, but I won’t trip, yeah
Got the (??), came with red leather, yeah
I don’t think that I can save me no more
I’m stopping red

[lines?], always on go
‘Member I ain’t had twenty, now is twenty a show
And my boy, you see me smiling, I told you that I’ll blow

[Chorus]
Yeah, take one to the head, take enough
Boujee b!tch, she don’t do not (??)
She want Gucci and (??), oh, baby, that’s what you would like?
Oh, baby, oh, baby, that’s what you would like? Yeah
Got red (??), lighter than the feather

Put her on codeine, she put me on psychedelics, oh, I get it
Oh, baby, that’s what you would like?
Oh, baby, oh, baby, that’s what you would like?

U LIKE? Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
In the intro, Rich Amiri repeats “Oh, baby, that was you?” which hints at a sense of surprise or disbelief, possibly referencing a past encounter or a moment of realization. It sets the tone of the song, where he reflects on experiences with someone close, emphasizing an element of curiosity or unexpectedness in their interactions.

[Chorus]
In the chorus, Rich Amiri describes a lifestyle filled with luxury and excess, as he talks about a “boujee” girl who is all about materialistic desires, wanting Gucci and expensive things. He mentions taking drügs like codeine and psychedelics, which reflects a carefree or reckless attitude. The repeated line “Oh, baby, that’s what you would like?” suggests he’s aware of what others expect from him, but he keeps questioning whether this is truly what people want or if they’re just chasing the high life. There’s a sense of him being caught in this cycle of indulgence and expectations.

[Verse]
In this verse, Rich Amiri reflects on a complicated relationship with a girl who doesn’t genuinely love him but stays around because of the benefits she gets. He drives a fast car (“Demon”), symbolizing his success and freedom, but there’s also a sense of emptiness. He calls out the difference between him and those still struggling, making it clear that he’s glad he’s made it. The girl might be starting drama with him (“wants to beef”), but he’s not bothered, implying he’s unbothered by petty issues as he rises. The verse overall shows a mixture of confidence and the awareness of the darker sides of fame.

[Lines]
These lines focus on Rich Amiri’s progress and his hustle. He mentions always being “on go,” meaning he’s constantly working and moving forward. He reflects on how far he’s come from not having much (“I ain’t had twenty”) to now making money from his shows (“twenty a show”). The mention of his friend seeing him smile is a reminder of how far they’ve come, proving his belief that he would eventually “blow” and succeed.

[Chorus]
The second chorus repeats much of the earlier sentiment about a luxurious lifestyle, indulgence in substances, and a girl who desires expensive things. Rich Amiri’s repeating the question, “Oh, baby, that’s what you would like?” hints at him trying to understand if people around him are genuinely interested in him for who he is, or if they are just attracted to the wealth, fame, and lifestyle he’s now living.