Pillsbury Dlow Lyrics – BossMan Dlow Ganlyrics

Pillsbury Dlow Lyrics by BossMan Dlow is a latest English song in the voice of BossMan Dlow. Its music too is composed by singer while brand new Pillsbury Dlow song lyrics are also written by BossMan Dlow. This is a popular song among the people of United States of America. In It, the rapper celebrates a lavish lifestyle fueled by money, fame, and confidence. He brags about his wealth, driving expensive cars, and his ability to attract women who are drawn to his success. The lyrics also highlight his unapologetic attitude toward love and relationships, with a focus on enjoying life, partying, and flexing on others. The catchy hook emphasizes his need for more money and his dominant presence, while the verses portray a carefree, high-rolling persona. It’s all about living large and staying ahead of the game.

[Intro: BossMan Dlow]
(Steve made this motherfu*ker here)
(Lako)
(Uno, you the GOAT)
Yeah, Big Za

[Chorus: BossMan Dlow]
I fell in love with money, blue hundreds and fifties
Show me that you love me, fu*k me like you miss me, yeah
I’m sorry, that’s your girl, but she coming with me (Come here, bae)
I say, “Bae, this your world,” I call her lil’ Disney, yeah
Call me Pillsbury Dlow, I need more dough

Drop the top in that double R, let your hair blow
Shake that ass for that cash, throw it back like it’s Thursday (Thursday)
Who pu*sy this is, baby? She say, “Oh, it’s yours, bae” (Yours, bae)

[Verse 1: BossMan Dlow]
Soon as they gave me the ball, I dunked like I’m Ja Morant
Security kicked me out the mall, I left dog s*it in Saks (Saks)
Come get you a rich n!gga, bae, stop fu*king with them lames (Lames)
I could be at an arcade, baby, I still don’t play no game (No game)
I walked in the mall with thirty, fu*ked around and ran through it (Ran through it)
I put on for the streets, pretty b!tches love trap music, yeah
Two hundred in the Gucci bag, fifty in a fanny pack, yeah
Two hundred on the dash, I’m driving like a maniac
Huh, twenty-four hour trap, we stay open, boy (We stay open, boy)
Huh, I ride nothing but strikers like I’m bowling, boy
Can’t none of them boys stop me, we the ones gon’ pop it (Gon’ pop it)
I need mine ASAP, chain hitting like Rocky

[Chorus: BossMan Dlow]
I fell in love with money, blue hundreds and fifties
Show me that you love me, fu*k me like you miss me, yeah
I’m sorry, that’s your girl, but she coming with me (Come here, bae)
I say, “Bae, this your world,” I call her lil’ Disney, yeah
Call me Pillsbury Dlow, I need more dough
Drop the top in that double R, let your hair blow

Shake that ass for that cash, throw it back like it’s Thursday (Thursday)
Who pu*sy this is, baby? She say, “Oh, it’s yours, bae” (Yours, bae)

[Verse 2: Ice Spice]
Bad as fu*k, I serve face (Like), bougie like my wordplay (Grrah)
Thought I was a good girl, then did his ass the worst way (Grrah)
Saying you don’t like rich n!ggas tricking, that’s a poor take (Mm)
Think you can afford me? I’m like, “Are you sure, bae?” (Mm)
He just let his money talk (Grrah)
Cold as fu*k, I give him chills, I like hundred dollar bills (Grrah)
Real right and I’m built nice (Damn), got him in his feels
Sitting pretty in his Hellcat, he let me grip the wheel (Grrah)
Up and down his algorithm, yeah, every pic I post is pain, yeah
I put that on that s*it for real (Grrah), broke hoes don’t even know the name (Like)
Carti’ frames, they throwing shade, see me and get blown away (Grrah)
Keep it cute, just like when I post, he don’t got no complaints

[Chorus: BossMan Dlow]
I fell in love with money, blue hundreds and fifties
Show me that you love me, fu*k me like you miss me, yeah
I’m sorry, that’s your girl, but she coming with me (Come here, bae)
I say, “Bae, this your world,” I call her lil’ Disney, yeah
Call me Pillsbury Dlow, I need more dough
Drop the top in that double R, let your hair blow
Shake that ass for that cash, throw it back like it’s Thursday (Thursday)
Who pu*sy this is, baby? She say, “Oh, it’s yours, bae” (Yours, bae)

Pillsbury Dlow Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro is a shoutout to the producers and collaborators, expressing excitement about the track and giving credit to those involved in creating the song. It’s a celebratory, hype-filled opening.

[Chorus]
In this chorus, BossMan Dlow expresses his love for money, particularly the allure of blue hundred-dollar bills. He wants his love life to match the same intensity, asking for affection with passion. He confidently takes someone’s girl, claiming her as his own while calling her “little Disney,” implying she’s special to him. He also embraces a lavish lifestyle, symbolized by driving an expensive car with the top down, while encouraging women to dance for money, a playful reference to “throwing it back” like on Thursdays, a day typically associated with fun or a party vibe. The chorus centers on his indulgence in wealth, attraction, and his swagger.

[Verse 1]
In this verse, BossMan Dlow compares his quick rise to success to a basketball dunk, symbolizing his dominance and skill. He mentions getting kicked out of a mall after causing a scene, which adds to his rebellious, in-your-face attitude. He brags about his wealth, boasting of having large amounts of cash in high-end accessories like Gucci bags. He also hints at living a fast, reckless lifestyle, with no regard for rules—driving fast, always working, and staying ahead of his competition. He emphasizes his unstoppable nature, saying no one can stop him from reaching the top. There’s also a nod to his dedication to the streets and his influence in the trap music scene.

[Chorus]
The second chorus repeats the themes from the first one, reinforcing BossMan Dlow’s love for money, his confident attraction to women, and his luxurious lifestyle. He’s all about enjoying life, flaunting his wealth, and taking control in relationships. The repetition of the lyrics emphasizes his consistency in this lifestyle.

[Verse 2 (Ice Spice)]
In Ice Spice’s verse, she exudes confidence, describing herself as attractive and sophisticated, with a sharp attitude. She acknowledges her ability to captivate men, turning from a “good girl” into someone who can dominate in relationships. Ice Spice plays with the idea of money, saying it speaks for itself—she enjoys expensive things and isn’t afraid to demand the best. She suggests that some men who claim they don’t like rich women are actually just insecure. She’s unapologetic and comfortable in her own skin, enjoying the attention and the finer things in life, like driving fancy cars. She also mentions how social media amplifies her appeal, with her posts causing a stir and elevating her status. There’s an underlying message of self-assurance and power, emphasizing that her worth is beyond what some might think.

[Chorus]
The final chorus repeats the earlier sentiments, focusing again on the luxurious lifestyle, dominance in relationships, and a carefree, money-focused attitude. It serves as a reaffirmation of the song’s themes of power, wealth, and confidence in both romance and success.