GUTTA GUTTA Lyrics – Rich Amiri Ganlyrics

GUTTA GUTTA Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
In the intro, Rich Amiri is preparing to make a bold statement. He mentions stepping “hard on some bulls[t,” meaning he’s not backing down or dealing with nonsense. He also calls out someone who is acting foolish, letting them know that he’s about to show them what’s really up. The tone sets the stage for the rest of the song, full of confidence and no tolerance for games.

[Chorus]
The chorus highlights Rich Amiri’s flashy lifestyle. He talks about shopping at Saks Fifth Avenue and wearing designer brands like Margielas, symbolizing his wealth and success. Even though some people may not like him, especially on the West Coast, he continues to make big moves. He mentions carrying semi-automatics with extended drums for protection and shows off his gold jewelry. He asserts that no one can take anything from him and that he’s not foolish enough to spend money on a woman he doesn’t care about. The reference to V8’s, Beamers, and Trackhawks highlights his luxurious cars and fast-paced life.

[Verse]
In this verse, Rich Amiri expresses loyalty to his “day ones”—his close friends who have been with him from the start. He’s confident and says that he doesn’t need to tie his shoes, meaning he’s ready to step up and handle any situation without extra effort. He talks about how easy it is to make money, and how he’s always ready for more if others waste their cash. He also mentions sipping “dirty Sprite,” a reference to drinking lean. Amiri mentions that some people might want to take him out, but he’s always prepared for them. He enjoys living a flashy lifestyle, making noise wherever he goes, and he isn’t afraid to take what he wants, even if it causes drama in relationships. He won’t spend money on someone else’s woman, knowing she isn’t worth it.

[Warrant]
In this section, Rich Amiri talks about playing it safe in the city while staying focused on his hustle. He mentions “dunking boards,” which could symbolize avoiding trouble or making successful moves. He’s spending money in high-end places like Rodeo Drive, buying things that reflect his success and enjoyment. The line about his “gutta” girl, who’s from the streets, shows he’s not worried about societal expectations. He’s straightforward and doesn’t waste time on relationships that aren’t worth it. He’s constantly making more money, flipping it, and never satisfied with what he’s earned.

[Chorus]
This second chorus repeats much of the first, reinforcing the theme of confidence and wealth. Rich Amiri highlights his designer fashion, expensive cars, and the readiness to defend himself. He also emphasizes his intelligence in handling money, not wasting it on relationships that don’t benefit him. His luxurious lifestyle and the possessions he shows off—like the V8 cars and semi-automatic weapons—are all part of his image of power and success. The repetition of these lines strengthens his message about living life his way without fear or compromise.