Start A Party Lyrics – Baby Smoove Ganlyrics

Start A Party Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
In the intro, Baby Smoove is hyping himself up with phrases like “Franchise s*it” to show his importance and status. “Forever, for life” suggests he’s committed to this lifestyle and success for the long haul.

[Chorus]
In the chorus, Baby Smoove reflects his dominance as he walks into the club at 5 a.m., ready to start a party, showing he controls the vibe no matter the time. He points out how others aren’t spending money like him, implying that they’re struggling while he’s financially secure. He mentions throwing money around, proudly showcasing his wealth. His jewelry, bought at high-end places like Atlas, isn’t cheap. The women in the club are all over him, but he’s loyal to his girlfriend, who he refers to as a “Barbie.” He also says if he does take another woman home, he’s confident and handles it like a pro. The final line suggests that speaking negatively about him leads to drama, reinforcing his influence and reputation.

[Verse]
In this verse, Baby Smoove talks about the loss of a close friend who overdosed, showing a more vulnerable side. He regrets that his friend didn’t listen to warnings, and the memory of it haunts him. He and his brother used to roll together, and now it’s just him, but he’s still confident and strong, likening himself to a soldier. He also addresses how some women think he’s easy or promiscuous, but he dismisses that as foolish. He talks about learning from past relationships and dealing with women who don’t meet his standards. He mentions a girl from Belize who’s into regular things like shopping at Target, showing that not all women are about luxury. Finally, he emphasizes that his music is his art, and he expresses his authentic self through it.

[Chorus]
This chorus repeats much of the same themes as the first. Baby Smoove continues to flex his confidence, wealth, and control over the party scene, making it clear that no one can match his energy or status. He stays focused on his loyal relationship and his own rise above others, maintaining the image of a man who can handle anything life throws his way.

[Verse 2]
In the second verse, Baby Smoove dives into more personal thoughts. He questions who he can truly trust, emphasizing loyalty and real connections. He prefers women who are independent and financially secure, not those who are “old dust” or clingy. He’s clear about not confusing lust with love and dismisses the idea of paying for s*x, calling it disgusting if there’s no real connection. He refuses to associate with anyone who has been caught up in legal issues, showing he only keeps a solid circle. Baby Smoove also describes his indulgence in drinking, mentioning a specific drink he’s enjoying, and how he takes his time with it. He makes a bold statement about his power, saying he could pop someone’s head off like a pumpkin, asserting dominance. He also compares his consistency and teamwork to Tim Duncan’s legendary partnership, stating that he just makes his dreams a reality with ease, while others only dream. The verse ends with a reference to a woman who’s been fantasizing about him, showing his effect on people.

[Chorus]
The final chorus repeats the same themes of confidence, success, and control over the party atmosphere. Baby Smoove remains unbothered by others and continues to focus on his wealth, loyalty to his girl, and reputation. He reaffirms his position as someone who can handle anything and anyone who comes at him.