Fieldtrips Lyrics – xaviersobased, PlaqueBoyMax Ganlyrics

Fieldtrips Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
In the intro, the artist is hyping up the energy of the track. The repeated call for someone to “shake that ass on the wall” sets a fun, carefree, and party atmosphere. It’s all about letting loose and enjoying the moment without worrying about the consequences. The line “fu*k what it cost” emphasizes that money doesn’t matter—what matters is having a good time. The repetitive nature of the lyrics serves to get the listener hyped and builds excitement for the rest of the song.

[Chorus]
The chorus continues with the same theme of living in the moment and enjoying life. “Shake that ass on the wall” is an invitation to dance and have fun without concern for the price or consequences. The artist expresses a rebellious attitude with lines like “I’mma break the law” and shows off his wealth with the mention of throwing money (“bands”) around. The reference to driving and “getting whiplash” suggests that they’re living fast and free. Being in LA and having “five stars” highlights their success and luxurious lifestyle. The artist flexes their status and makes it clear that they have attention from women because of their confidence and wealth. There’s also a mention of people pretending to be something they’re not (“cosplaying”), but the artist remains unfazed, continuing to flex and live large.

[Verse]
In the verse, PlaqueBoyMax reflects a life of excess and indulgence. He mentions smoking a lot, being “two-faced” (perhaps indicating a carefree or unpredictable attitude), and forgetting details like names, hinting at his wild lifestyle. The artist wakes up to “big paid” every day, showing off their success. He feels like a “sensei,” implying confidence and mastery over their life. There’s also a line about spending large amounts of money (“Nine hundred spent, couple mil’ made”), demonstrating the wealth he’s accumulated. Despite being successful, he mentions not being signed to “FIELD TRIP,” suggesting that he doesn’t need a label or anyone’s approval. The “field trips” are metaphorical, likely referring to women visiting him, as he enjoys the perks of his success. The verse concludes with him boasting about buying a luxury car, the Beamer, but not even driving it, showing how he’s made it to the top without trying too hard.

[Outro]
The outro repeats much of the chorus, maintaining the same carefree, party-driven energy. The repeated call for someone to “shake that ass on the wall” and “break the law” reinforces the themes of fun, rebellion, and not caring about the cost. The artist is still throwing money around and living fast, driving cars like a Jaguar, which symbolizes luxury and status. The mention of “whiplash” hints at the fast-paced life they’re living. There’s a playful tone throughout, especially when the artist mentions watching the car, implying that even in the midst of all this flexing, he’s aware of his surroundings and enjoying every bit of the high life. The outro really drives home the party atmosphere, focusing on wealth, confidence, and having fun without a care.