Bean (Kobe)

The song starts off with a casual energy, setting a mood of confidence. The references to 'my triple cup' and 'wonton soup' serve as metaphors for a potent, addictive lifestyle that is seemingly unchecked and free-flowing. Lil Uzi Vert's entrance with comparisons to Kobe Bryant's balling skills swiftly aligns him with greatness while establishing an air of superiority over his haters. This ushers in a feeling of braggadocio and self-assuredness that persists throughout his verse.

As Lil Uzi Vert continues, he reflects on his lonely past ('Before I had these mils, I was oh-so lonely'), a significant shift in tone that brings a touch of vulnerability to the otherwise bold narrative. This journey from loneliness to opulence provides a n emotional backdrop, contrasting past struggles with present triumphs. His dismissal of detractors and his nonchalant approach towards romantic entanglements ('I just fucked your bitch, sorry') paint a picture of someone who is unfazed by the noise and focused on his agenda.

Chief Keef joins with an equally boisterous energy, flexing his wealth and lifestyle. His reference to 'snuck the semi' in the club adds a darker, more ominous layer to the song, introducing themes of self-defense and street credibility. This brings an intensity that accentuates the lifestyle's potential dangers, contrasting against the backdrop of luxury and success featured prominently in the song.

The choruses are essentially a chant of their wealth and luxury symbolized through their Rollies (Rolexes), reiterating the theme of financial success and the magnificent lifestyle that follows. The repetition of luxury brand names creates a hypnotic effect, reinforcing the notion that the artists live in a constant cycle of fame and material indulgence.