PROCEDURE Lyrics – GloRilla Ganlyrics

PROCEDURE Lyrics Meaning

[Intro:]
In the intro, GloRilla sets the tone by questioning how men react when a confident and attractive woman enters the room. It’s a bold way to establish her presence and demand respect, while also hinting at the playful and assertive vibe of the song.

[Chorus:]
In the chorus, both GloRilla and Latto emphasize their worth and high standards in relationships. They demand everything from a potential partner, not just casual attention. They mention the type of woman that makes a guy want to commit, but also how men can get overly excited and act foolishly. GloRilla declares herself as “big mama,” suggesting she has the power and influence in her life and relationships. The mention of not wanting to get pregnant reflects their desire for control over their bodies and choices. They also call out men who try to impress them with food instead of cash, reinforcing that money is what truly matters in their interactions.

[Verse 1:]
In this verse, GloRilla talks about being in a “bad b!tch season,” which means she’s at the top of her game and inspiring others. She points out how other women might want to meet up but emphasizes her dominance by saying to meet at a specific location. She teases men without fully giving in to them, taking their money instead. She notices some men pretending to be tough while they’re just faking it. GloRilla also expresses that she only lets a man have power over her when he’s paying her bills, showcasing her independence. Despite contemplating cutting ties with a guy, she admits she might still engage with him. She’s got a gun in her purse, hinting at her readiness to defend herself. GloRilla confidently claims that no one can match her skills, and if music hadn’t worked out, she’d still find ways to hustle and make money, even through less legitimate means. Overall, she’s asserting her independence and worth in both her personal and professional life.

[Chorus:]
The chorus repeats the main themes, reinforcing the idea of demanding respect and emphasizing her own power. They continue to highlight that they need more than just casual relationships and are only interested in genuine commitment. The playful mention of how men react shows that they know their impact and aren’t afraid to play with it, while also stating they have their own boundaries.

[Verse 2:]
Latto takes over in this verse, expressing her adventurous side and playful s*xual desires. She seems to crave excitement and is less interested in “good boys,” implying they lack the thrill she seeks. She calls out women who pretend to be tough but don’t have much to offer, questioning what they really bring to the table. Latto asserts her dominance, calling herself “big mama,” which suggests she’s a leader in the game. She recognizes that her confidence might cause jealousy, but she isn’t bothered. She mentions needing a strong crew to support her and acknowledges that she’s aware of the hate directed at her. The reference to “bulletproofing the ‘Vette” indicates she’s ready to face any challenges head-on. Finally, she hints at getting luxurious gifts for herself, like Lamborghinis, contrasting them with someone else’s modest holiday meal. This further emphasizes her success and high aspirations.

[Chorus:]
The final chorus repeats the key themes of power and self-worth, bringing back the focus on what they expect from their relationships. They underline the importance of cash and respect while making it clear that they won’t settle for anything less. This final round reaffirms their confidence and independence, leaving the listener with a strong message about knowing one’s value.