President Lyrics – Southside

[Intro: Ken Carson]
(8-808)
EBK s*it, give a fu*k what you bang, you can die right now if you think you gon’ try
N!ggas claiming they gang-gang but they ain’t gang ’cause I’m sitting right here with Lone right now
And I’m rolling right now, off the drank, yeah, I’m loaded right now

[Chorus: Ken Carson]
I pull up with like fifteen black trucks, I feel like the president
Two hundred and fifty thousand, yeah, that’s how my day was spent
I stuff that s*it in my trousers, yeah-yeah-yeah, they Givenchy

[Verse 1: Destroy Lonely]
What I spent on lean, I could’ve went and bought Mercedes-Benz
She said she feeling me but I think I wanna go and fu*k her friend
I’m on tour, b!tch, but I still linked up with the X-Man
Count up money and pouring up drank, this s*it just like Ed and Eddy
Huh, every day I’m fresh with the swag, I go spending
Huh, upside-down cross, all baguettes, go spaghetti

[Verse 2: Ken Carson]
Huh, I’m having new cheese, huh, Lone having fetty
Huh, just like Little Caesars, boy, I know that you ready
Huh, my swag cause a frenzy, got these n!ggas jealous
And I ain’t got no envy in me, that’s why my pockets heavy

[Verse 3: Destroy Lonely]
I want the whole loaf, nothing less
I want the whole bag, nothing less
I poured a whole pint, b!tch, nothing less
I spent a whole lotta cash, nothing less
I ain’t got no envy in me, b!tch, that’s why my pockets heavy
I keep counting up the M and M’s, put wifey on my necklace
Me and gang switch the swag up, quick, tell her, “Check it”

[Verse 4: Ken Carson]
I put that b!tch in a Jag’, huh, she used to drive a Lexus
I got a b!tch with a fat ass, huh, huh, she from Texas
I got this model ho, she super skinny, all she do is neck
I fu*k all type of hoes, huh, I’m complex
Like the n!gga from Fantastic Four, make the money stretch
I got this b!tch throwing up O, she throwing up the set
I live my life on private, that’s why I’m on the jet

[Chorus: Ken Carson]
I pull up with like fifteen black trucks, I feel like the president
Two hundred and fifty thousand, yeah, that’s how my day was spent
I stuff that s*it in my trousers, yeah-yeah-yeah, they Givenchy

[Verse 5: Destroy Lonely]
I’m tryna switch up my location, switch my residence
I just bust my wrist down, then I go bust down my b!tch
Huh, I’m getting rich now, I ain’t got time for that s*it
I keep pouring up drank and the way I’m getting sick
I’m with the X-Man, b!tch, we like the presidents

[Verse 6: Ken Carson]
Huh, huh, everything I do presidential like the Rollie
VETEMENTS New Rock boots I got on like “Holy moly”
I unfold that Kel-Tec and let that b!tch fold it
I live in a hotel, live my life like Zack and Cody
But all these n!ggas be hating like Mr. Moseby
I told you that I ain’t got no racks, I was gon’ do the most
I’m way ahead of these n!ggas, man, that s*it ain’t even close
I can stop the whole world, yeah, with one post

[Chorus: Destroy Lonely]
I pull up with like fifteen black trucks, I feel like the president
Two hundred and fifty thousand, that’s how my day was spent
I stuff that s*it in my trousers, yeah, they Givenchy

[Outro: Ken Carson]
I stuff them racks in the drawers, yeah-yeah, in my britches

“President” by Southside, Destroy Lonely is a boastful anthem of wealth and power. With heavy beats in the background, Southside flaunts his riches, comparing himself to a president with his entourage of black trucks. He brags about spending hundreds of thousands effortlessly and stuffing his Givenchy trousers with cash. Amidst references to luxury brands and lavish spending on lean, he navigates relationships casually, even contemplating hooking up with a friend’s girl. The lyrics exude confidence and opulence, portraying a lifestyle of excess and indulgence, all while maintaining an unapologetic attitude towards success.

[Intro: Ken Carson]
In the opening lines, Ken Carson dismisses the significance of gang affiliations, asserting his fearlessness in the face of potential threats. He emphasizes his current state of inebriation and the immediate presence of Destroy Lonely, indicating a moment of camaraderie and readiness to confront any challenge.

[Chorus: Ken Carson]
Ken Carson vividly describes his grand entrance, comparing it to that of a president with a fleet of black trucks. The large sum of money spent underscores his extravagant lifestyle, further accentuated by his casual mention of stuffing the cash into his expensive Givenchy trousers.

[Verse 1: Destroy Lonely]
Destroy Lonely reflects on his extravagant spending habits, suggesting that the money he’s spent on lean could have purchased a luxury car. His nonchalant attitude towards romantic pursuits and references to popular culture demonstrate his carefree lifestyle and materialistic indulgences.

[Verse 2: Ken Carson]
Ken Carson boasts about his newfound wealth, contrasting it with his lack of envy towards others. His reference to “new cheese” and “fetty” suggests a significant increase in his financial status, while acknowledging the jealousy of those around him.

[Verse 3: Destroy Lonely]
Destroy Lonely expresses his desire for abundance in all aspects of life, from material possessions to romantic relationships. His mention of counting “M and M’s” and adorning his partner with expensive jewelry highlights his obsession with wealth and status within his social circle.

[Verse 4: Ken Carson]
Ken Carson boasts about his diverse romantic interests and his ability to afford a luxurious lifestyle. His references to specific locations and lifestyles convey a sense of worldliness and sophistication, while his mention of privacy and travel by private jet underscores his elevated status.

[Chorus: Ken Carson]
Ken Carson repeats the chorus, reiterating his arrival with a lavish display of wealth and power. The repetition emphasizes his sense of superiority and the opulence of his lifestyle, reinforced by the mention of designer clothing and accessories.

[Verse 5: Destroy Lonely]
Destroy Lonely reflects on his recent successes and his desire for change, suggesting a restlessness despite his newfound wealth. His reference to illness from excessive drinking hints at the consequences of his hedonistic lifestyle, while his camaraderie with “X-Man” reinforces his sense of belonging within his inner circle.

[Verse 6: Ken Carson]
Ken Carson compares his actions and possessions to those of a president, emphasizing his extravagant tastes and ability to command attention. His references to popular culture and his disdain for his detractors suggest a rebellious attitude and a desire for dominance in his social sphere.

[Chorus: Destroy Lonely]
Destroy Lonely echoes Ken Carson’s earlier chorus, emphasizing his own sense of power and wealth. The repetition underscores his alignment with Ken Carson’s lifestyle and his own extravagant spending habits, further solidifying their camaraderie.

[Outro: Ken Carson]
Ken Carson concludes with a casual mention of stashing his wealth in his clothing, emphasizing his nonchalant attitude towards his riches. The mention of “drawers” and “britches” suggests a disregard for conventional norms of wealth management, further highlighting his carefree and extravagant lifestyle.