Waffle House Lyrics – OsamaSon Ganlyrics

Waffle House Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro is a casual exchange where the artist asks to hear the producer’s signature sound (“tag”). He emphasizes how difficult or impressive his own style is, reinforcing his confidence and uniqueness.

[Chorus]
In this chorus, the rapper boasts about his wealth, status, and dominance. He starts by dismissing what others are saying, focusing on his own success and flashy lifestyle, symbolized by his diamonds and the wild energy they bring. He highlights how some people waste their opportunities (“you had that check, then f*cked up”), while he continues to rise. He’s ready to take advantage of every opportunity—“give me an inch, I run a mile” shows his ambition. The mention of “Ren” at his shows signals his crew or brand, and his reference to weapons (“Bullets on that Draco”) signals a readiness for danger. He also mentions women (“hoes”) wanting to be around him due to his newfound wealth, symbolized by the “new Bentley” and “brand-new MAC”. The bragging continues with violent imagery, like shooting up the VIP section, showing his ability to control situations. He’s caught up in the fast life, drinking and living on the edge, asking where his winnings are, emphasizing his focus on success.

[Verse]
In this verse, the rapper touches on his interactions with women, who are curious about his connections (“How you know them?”). He also mentions his crew and readiness to handle any conflict (“ready for the go-down”). The line about his “b!tch” not following gender pronouns indicates a defiance of norms or labels. He continues to assert his dominance and confidence with lines about “Lil’ O still stepping and flexing,” which highlights his continued presence and strength in the scene.

[Chorus]
This second chorus repeats much of the same themes as the first. The rapper continues to celebrate his wealth, power, and lifestyle, referring to flashy possessions like diamonds and a new Bentley. He emphasizes that others have messed up their opportunities (“you had that check, then f*cked up”), while he stays ahead, taking full advantage of every chance. The violence and aggression are also prominent, with references to weapons and causing chaos, all symbolizing his readiness to dominate. His carefree attitude is reinforced by his indulgence in alcohol (“I’m sipping again”) and his repeated search for his “winnings,” which suggests he’s always focused on getting more—whether it’s money or success.

[Outro]
The outro wraps up the song with the artist acknowledging his own tag again, reinforcing his unique identity in the music world. The phrase “We gon’ be okay” suggests a sense of reassurance, maybe hinting at the fact that no matter what happens, he’s confident and secure in his path forward.