Follow Me Lyrics – Eminem Ganlyrics

Follow Me Lyrics by Eminem is a latest English song in the voice of Eminem. Its music too is composed by singer while brand new Follow Me song lyrics are also written by Eminem. This is a popular song among the people of United States of America. It tells the story of a groupie’s obsession with a rock star lifestyle, focusing on her desire for fame, attention, and intimacy. The song highlights the superficial relationships between celebrities and fans, where the girl chases after the thrills of backstage access, parties, and celebrity encounters. She follows the artist from city to city, hoping for a chance to connect, despite knowing her worth is often reduced to her appearance. The song explores the emptiness of fame-driven pursuits, portraying the girl’s desperation for validation and the artist’s detached attitude toward the whole scenario.

[Verse 1: Nate Dogg]
Thought you work and make you holla when I put this thing up on you
I felt it, I shook one of you’re fu*king (??)
Half a gram and only every time I hit the corner
She say she wanna do doubles with me and the white boy
She into making dollars and running through all the models
And popping them champagne bottles and buying the whole bar
She don’t want no autograph, she don’t want no CD
She just wanna have s*x with a superstar
I’m a goddamn dog and believe you me
It’s real warm in between my sheets
I can make you scream, just believe in me

Fu*k all this talk and, girl, follow me

[Chorus: Eminem]
It’s your world, just follow me girl, let’s go somewhere, get some privacy, girl
Baby, let me lead, just follow me, girl, down these halls is my dressing room
So, come on, just follow me, girl, ’cause tonight you’re gonna meet all the stars
Just read that sign at the door; no drawers, no panties, no bras

[Verse 2: Eminem]
I see you at the front row, every show
Singing every word, there ain’t one song you ain’t know
Following our bus from New Orleans to Orlando
All the way to St. Louis and back up to Chicago
Everywhere we go, every lobby of every hotel
Never fails, come rain, hail, sleet, or snow
It’s twenty below, there she goes, standing in the cold
Hardly any clothes; a groupie, thirty years-old
Every afterparty, just hoping one of us will show
First come, first serve, off to the room you go
From city to city you can watch your reputation grow
Then you wanna know why you’re treated like a ho
But tonight it’s your world

[Chorus: Eminem]
It’s your world, just follow me girl, let’s go somewhere, get some privacy, girl

Baby, let me lead, just follow me, girl, down these halls is my dressing room
So, come on, just follow me, girl, ’cause tonight you’re gonna meet all the stars
Just read that sign at the door; no drawers, no panties, no bras

[Post-Chorus: Nate Dogg]
She follows me, well, that girl, she follows
Where I go, she follows, everywhere that I go
Where I go, she follows, where I go, she follows
She’s out of them streets
Where I go, she follows, where I go, she follows
I bet her man don’t know
Where I go, she follows, where I go, she follows
That n!gga lock the door, yes, he di
But he didn’t lock the windows
Where I go, she follows, where I go, she follows
She told me I was tighter, tighter, tighter, than I ever, ever was
And she didn’t even catch the show
Where I go, she follows, where I go, she follows

[Verse 3: Eminem]
I can make you famous, I can let you meet Dre
All you gotta do is just follow me down this hallway
I can take you backstage, I can take you to the front
You can take your pic, girl, you can meet anyone you want
Tonight, this is your world, let me know what’s on your mind
I’ll tell you what’s on mine, don’t think I don’t know your kind
You’re looking for Fifty, you can’t find Fifty
So you wanna leave with me, if you can’t get me
You’ll settle for Obie, if you can’t find Obie
Where’s Banks and Buck at? But they’ve already fu*ked that
They ain’t tryna mess with you, you got no one left to screw
Oh, wait, let me point you to Bizarre’s dressing room (Oh! Oh!)
What would you do for a backstage pass, all access?
Would you give all access to that ass?
Would you let us pass around that pu*sy?
I don’t wanna come across as pushy, but see, I just had to ask, ’cause

[Chorus: Eminem]
It’s your world, just follow me girl, let’s go somewhere, get some privacy, girl
Baby, let me lead, just follow me, girl, down these halls is my dressing room
So, come on, just follow me, girl, ’cause tonight you’re gonna meet all the stars
Just read that sign at the door; no drawers, no panties, no bras

Follow Me Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1 (Nate Dogg)]
In this verse, the lyrics describe a woman who is drawn to the fame and luxury that come with being close to a celebrity. She’s not interested in typical fan behavior like asking for autographs; she wants something more intimate—s*xual attention from a superstar. She is portrayed as someone who spends time with wealthy, famous men, buying expensive things, and living a glamorous yet empty life. The singer also describes his ability to provide for her desires, offering her comfort and satisfaction, urging her to follow him without any hesitation.

[Chorus (Eminem)]
This chorus focuses on the idea of a fleeting, no-strings-attached encounter. Eminem invites the girl to follow him to a private, secluded space where they can be alone, away from the public eye. He promises her the chance to meet other famous people and enjoy a night of indulgence, where societal norms and clothing don’t matter, only the allure of fame and pleasure take priority. It’s an invitation to a world of superficial fame and intimacy.

[Verse 2 (Eminem)]
In this verse, Eminem describes a fan who follows him relentlessly, attending every show and traveling with him from city to city. Despite the harsh weather or long distances, she is always there, eager to get closer to the artist. Her obsession with the lifestyle is evident, as she participates in after-parties and hotel lobbies, hoping for a chance to be with one of the stars. The verse illustrates her transformation from a devoted fan to a woman who is used and discarded by the celebrities, questioning why she is treated this way despite her pursuit of fame.

[Chorus (Eminem)]
This chorus is a repeat of the earlier invitation to follow him into a world of fleeting luxury and fame. He offers her privacy, a chance to escape the spotlight of being a fan, and access to things most people can’t experience. The promise of meeting stars and the lack of any rules is a call to a world where everything seems possible, but the true intentions behind this offer are shallow and exploitative.

[Post-Chorus (Nate Dogg)]
The post-chorus focuses on the woman’s obsessive nature, as she constantly follows the artist wherever he goes, disregarding boundaries. She leaves her partner behind, sneaking away, and showing up at every opportunity, whether it’s backstage or in his hotel room. Despite her partner’s attempts to stop her, she continues to pursue this glamorous lifestyle, driven by lust and the desire for attention. Her behavior is portrayed as desperate, and it’s clear that she’s willing to compromise her dignity to be part of this world.

[Verse 3 (Eminem)]
In this verse, Eminem highlights how he can offer her a taste of fame—backstage passes, meeting famous people like Dr. Dre, and living a lavish lifestyle. However, he recognizes her true intentions: she’s after someone specific, but if she can’t get them, she’s willing to settle for someone else. He also mentions how other artists have already been involved with her, and now she has no one left to pursue. He points her toward another artist, showing how disposable and transactional relationships in the celebrity world can be. The verse sheds light on the exploitation of women who crave fame, using their bodies to get closer to it, questioning how far they would go for access to that world.

[Chorus (Eminem)]
The final chorus is a repeat of the earlier invitation, reinforcing the theme of following him into a world of fleeting pleasures and fame. It emphasizes the idea that the girl is living in her own world where societal expectations don’t matter, and everything is centered around the superficial allure of meeting stars and engaging in a temporary escape from reality.