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Your wifey say I’m lookin’ like a whole snack (big snack)Ī garage for 12 cars filled with 6 cars is potential still not achieved yet. I ain’t with the cakin’, how you kiss that? (kiss that?) They like “Savage, why you got a twelve car garage and you only got six cars?” (21) “Tracks” are hair extensions and “no mas” is Spanish for “no more.” Hopefully, you can connect the rest of the dots for these lyrics. Very graphic details of sexual activities give n here by 21 Savage. Hit her from the back, pullin’ on her tracksĪnd now she screamin’ out, “no más” (yeah, yeah, yeah) “Henny” is short for Hennessy which is a cognac and 21 Savage says being a rockstar is being high on drugs and booze and loose women around the clock. “Hills” is often used to refer to Hollywood Hills, or the city of Hollywood in general, which is also called a city of sins.

I’ve been in the Hills fuckin’ superstarsĭrankin’ Henny, bad bitches jumpin’ in the pool Second verse of “rockstar” is performed by 21 Savage. “I’m with the band” is one of the most popular sayings that was used to be said by fans trying to get into concerts past gate security. Pamela Des Barres, one of the most notable groupies, titled her self-memoir, “ I’m With The Band: Confessions of a Groupie,” which gives accounts of the drug fueled and sex infused parties of these rock stars. These last few lyric lines of the first verse sums up the lifestyle of a rock star back in the days. Hundred bitches in my trailer say they ain’t got a manĪnd they all brought a friend (yeah, ayy, ayy, ayy) Now she actin’ outta pocket, tryna grab up on my pants

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Throwing TVs out of hotel windows was yet another tradition started back in early 1990s by rock stars.Ĭocaine on the table, liquor pourin’, don’t give a damnĭude, your girlfriend is a groupie, she just tryna get in They got the public attention and sometimes even caused uprisings. Malone says these kinds of stunts were ‘legendary’ back then. The second time was for exposing his genitalia to the crowd during the live performance, which is what Post Malone is calling “act a fool on stage.” Watch Post Malone Perform “rockstar” Live in Philadelphia “Light My Fire” released in January 1967 is The Doors’ biggest hit yet and the band’s frontman Jim Morrison was arrested several times by the police while performing live on stage. The references to troubled artists continue in “rockstar” single by Post Malone. Prolly leave my fuckin’ show in a cop car (ayy) She ask me light a fire like I’m Morrison (ayy) Does this mean Malone finally understands what Scott went through? The life of a rockstar could be one of the worst, at times.

Post Malone says he is wishing farewells to Bon Scott. This album became their best selling work so far. ‘Back In Black’ was the AC/DC album that was being produced when this tragedy befell, but they ended up releasing the album as tribute to their lead singer. Bon Scott is the lead singer of the rock band AC/DC who drank himself to death in February 1980. Post Malone mentions Bon Scott in the new single. I’m startin’ sayin’, “Rest in peace to Bon Scott” (ayy)įirst verse in “rockstar” is performed by Post Malone. “Shottas” is a phrase for “shorties” which is slang for loyal crew members of a gang or a group. Violence is another aspect Post Malone is experiencing or wants us to believe he is experiencing through “rockstar.” Uzi is a handheld and very fast gun commonly used by street gangs. They make that thing go grrra-ta-ta-ta (pow, pow, pow, ayy, ayy) “Gas” here refers to smoking marijuana as well. Post Malone’s present conditions must be quite similar to this as the song says. They are a symbolism for drugs (marijuana), sex and music. “Pillies” is a slag for pharmaceutical drugs that induce hallucinations and severe disorders in behavior.Ī Rasta is a group of people called Rastafarians originated from Jamaica back in 1930’s. As mentioned above rock-n-roll was identified to be the genre that was most exposed to drugs, sex and money. The chorus of “rockstar” sums up what the artist envisions to say through the song. Man, I feel just like a rockstar (star, ayy, ayy) I’ve been fuckin’ hoes and poppin’ pillies

Post Malone’s recent success must be feeling as if he is going through this downward spiral. It’s earning fast money and burning the money faster. The basis underneath the entire song is that Post Malone is feeling like a ‘rock star’ which is a synonym for drugs-sex-money lifestyle.

Lyrics Review and Song Meaning of “rockstar” The lyrics to the song has some depth and meaning behind it so we are going to analyse the lyrics and song meaning in depth.

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