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Yes Indeed Lyrics

by Lil Baby & Drake

Lyricist: Drake, Lil Baby

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Yes Indeed Lyrics

Yeah Wheezy out of here The dash, it's digi', the schedule busy My head in a hoodie, my shorty a goodie My cousins are crazy, my cousins like Boogie Life is amazin', it is what it should be Been here for ten but I feel like a rookie I tell her, "look up" 'cause it's snowin' in Tootsie's Booked for three years, man you can't even book me It's me and Lil Baby, this shit goin' crazy Wheezy produced it and Weezy F. made me And she held it down, so she got a Mercedes Young Money Records, the Army, the Navy They ran me ten thousand, I threw it like Brady The foreign is yellow like Tracee and K.D I trusted my niggas, they never betrayed me Met all these niggas, they sweeter than Sadie When I started out, I just took what they gave me Did all the favors, they never repaid me It worked in my favor, 'cause nobody saved me Brand new whip got no keys Tailor my clothes, no starch please Soon as I nut, you can gon' leave Got M's in the bank, like "yes, indeed" Cartier glasses, I won't even peek at you Yellow Ferrari like Pikachu I got 'em waitin' and watchin' what he gon' do Tryna peep what I do, tryna steal my moves $2,500 for a new pair of tennis shoes The same price, I could make them youngins come and finish you Lawyer been chargin', he a Jewish like he voodoo Real dope boy, hundred thousand in Evisu Presidential tints slide by, we don't see you I been gettin' money, I ain't worried 'bout what he do I'm gettin' money like I'm from the '80s Me and Drake 'bout to drop man, this shit gon' go crazy They know I'm the truth, comin' straight from the basement I'm straight as the street, man I come from the pavement A million, all hundreds, it make em 'go crazy Wah-wah-wah, bitch I'm Lil Baby Brand new whip got no keys Tailor my clothes, no starch please Soon as I nut, you can gon' leave Got M's in the bank, like yes indeed Me and my dawgs goin' all the way When you livin' like this, they supposed to hate Brand new whip got no keys Tailor my clothes, no starch please Soon as I nut, you can gon' leave Got M's in the bank, like yes indeed Me and my dawgs going all the way When you livin' like this, they supposed to hate

Meaning of Yes Indeed

“Yes Indeed” by Lil Baby and Drake is a maximalist celebration of hyper-successful excess, dripping with braggadocio and fueled by a relentless, almost manic energy. The core theme revolves around solidified wealth, status, and the intoxicating feeling of being untouchable within a world built on extravagant displays of material possessions. Drake’s verse immediately establishes this through references to Young Money Records, luxury vehicles – a yellow Ferrari reminiscent of Pikachu, presidential tints – and high-end fashion like tailored clothes and Cartier glasses. The repeated mantra “yes indeed,” layered with Lil Baby’s signature flow, acts as an emphatic affirmation of their elevated reality, bordering on delusional confidence. The lyrics paint a picture of a lifestyle where favors are owed but never returned, loyalty is conditional, and the pursuit of more is paramount. There's a thread of resentment woven throughout – accusations of being exploited by lawyers and young associates who “took what they gave me” – juxtaposed with an unapologetic flaunting of wealth, symbolized by stacks of hundreds in Evisu and a new whip without keys. The song isn’t simply about money; it's about the power and validation derived from possessing immense resources and commanding attention. Ultimately, the collaborative effort between Drake and Lil Baby delivers a potent sonic statement: they’ve arrived, they own the moment, and their success is so profound that it inspires both envy and awe – a dizzying descent into a world where “yes indeed” isn't just a response, but an assertion of dominance.

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