Davideo says that his crew is with him so often that he lives on a group rate, basically everything is discounted for him and his crew because they come as a package deal.

Every day is a new day, and every week is a new week, life shouldn’t be lived in the past. Also, Davideo makes a metaphor for wigging out and partying like crazy to that of a hairpiece or a toupee.

People used to not know who Davideo was, now they can see who he really is through his music and lyrics. Pretty simple stuff here.

Davideo says that he’s made it where he is today on his own two feet, without anyone else lifting him up or cosigning him.

Following the setup from the previous line, Davideo says that no person’s opinion will bear any weight for him as an artist once he’s achieved the fame he’s set out to gain.

Prefacing the line that follows, Davideo lists the options of the listener to either enjoy, dislike, or remain indifferent about his music.

Davideo first proclaims himself as the greatest and then explains how he isn’t involved in music for any kind of money. Davideo has talked about this in several tracks, and has said that he wants to keep his music free to his fans for as long as possible.

Davideo says here that he is a pure artist, “complete and absolute” as per the definition of “unadulterated” states. He also continues to say how he can be found smoking cultivated marijuana.

Continuing from the previous line, Davideo says that there’s no consequence where he’s performing what he considers to be his calling in life because the artistry of hip-hop should be considered valuable as a career choice, something that most people especially in older generations might disagree about.

Continuing from the last line, but also applicable to the line following it, Davideo essentially sets up an image of either him writing his verses or him performing them on a stage.