Due 4A Win Lyrics – Lil Baby Ganlyrics

Due 4A Win Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
In the intro, Lil Baby sets the tone for the song by confidently stating that he’s back in his element, combining his street hustle with his music career. He mentions that whatever he does, people follow his lead, making it a trend. He reflects on his past, where he sold drügs on the block, but turned his losses into valuable lessons. Now, he’s confident that he’s “due for a win,” meaning he’s prepared for success after all the struggles he’s been through.

[Verse 1]
In this verse, Lil Baby highlights his lavish lifestyle, showing off his wealth with expensive cars, designer brands, and luxury watches. He’s made it big, but he makes it clear that if someone isn’t as successful or doesn’t have money, they shouldn’t try to associate with him. He also talks about his player mentality, where he’s able to control situations and people, particularly women. He refers to his inner circle, mentioning his little brother and how he’s teaching him the ropes. Lil Baby values his family, showing pride that his mother doesn’t have to work anymore because of his success. He also points out that many people feel entitled to his success, even though they haven’t done anything for him. Throughout the verse, Lil Baby emphasizes how he’s always been about business, balancing luxury with a no-nonsense attitude. He also mentions a woman, whom he calls his “mermaid” because of her charm, and highlights how even his fashion is bold, wearing leather and chains like he’s in a biker gang.

[Chorus]
In the chorus, Lil Baby distances himself from other rappers who’ve been in the game for a long time but have only focused on rapping. He makes it clear that he’s different because he’s not just a rapper; he’s someone who’s lived through the streets and used his hustle to make it. He doesn’t want to be compared to others who haven’t had the same experiences or success.

[Verse 2]
In this verse, Lil Baby reflects on his growth, saying that the lessons he learned from his struggles have made him ready for success. He acknowledges his achievements, asserting that he’s not lucky but that he’s proven himself time and time again. He mentions helping others along the way but also points out that people still act like he owes them something. He continues to show off his wealth, from buying expensive cars to traveling internationally. Lil Baby also mentions his roots, stating that despite coming from difficult circumstances, he made it big. He criticizes how some people present themselves on social media, pretending to be something they’re not. He contrasts this with his own real-life experiences of working hard and making money. He also alludes to his crew’s loyalty and their ability to handle situations when necessary. Despite all his success, Lil Baby still keeps it real, never forgetting where he came from, and calls out anyone who tries to act tough but isn’t genuine.

[Chorus]
In the second chorus, Lil Baby repeats his stance of not wanting to be compared to other rappers who focus only on their music careers. He emphasizes that his hustle and street experience set him apart from those who haven’t experienced what he has. He wants people to recognize the difference between him and those who’ve merely been rapping their whole lives without the same depth of struggle or success.