Lyrics of Neva Play — Megan Thee Stallion

Lyrics

[Chorus: Megan Thee Stallion]
One, two, three, four (One, two, three, four)

Counting symbolizes rhythmic preparation, creating momentum and confidence for the song’s message of self-assured success.

Five, six, seven, eight (Five, six, seven, eight)

Extending the count emphasizes progression and persistence, reinforcing the idea of steady, inevitable progress.

Let 'em know we on the way (Yeah)

A declaration of presence and intention to make an impact, signaling that they’re coming in strong.

Countin' zeroes every day (Yeah)

“Zeroes” refers to accumulating wealth, with everyday gains reflecting consistent success.

You know that we never play, ayy (Ayy)

A reminder of their serious approach to their careers, implying high standards and determination.

One, two, three, four (One, two, three, four)

Reiteration for emphasis, building intensity and rhythmic flow within the chorus.

Five, six, seven, eight (Five, six, seven, eight)

Completing the count again reinforces their steady approach and rhythmic pacing.

Let 'em know we on the way (Yeah)

This line repeats as a continuous assertion of their determination to make a mark.

Countin' zeroes every day (Ah)

Reaffirms the daily progression toward financial and career success.

You know that we never play, ayy (Ayy)

Reiterates their focus and professional drive, underscoring the serious tone of the song.

[Verse 1: Megan Thee Stallion]
Time out, never been one to play with

She sets boundaries, implying she’s serious and not to be underestimated.

Money talk and it's my first language

Her primary focus and skill relate to financial success, symbolizing wealth as a language she “speaks fluently.”

Me and RM gang and we gangin'

She and RM are united, with “gangin’” suggesting a strong, cohesive collaboration.

Boss level, you ain't even in the rankin'

Asserts her high status, indicating that others can’t compete with her success or level.

They wanna smell what the hottie be cookin'

Referencing her appeal, suggesting that people are drawn to her success and persona.

They on rock when they see me at a bookin'

Fans respond energetically when she appears, showing her magnetic impact in live performances.

Just know when it's time for me to get my lick back

Alluding to her readiness to take revenge or regain her position if ever wronged.

All y'all finna be finished (Hadouken)

References the powerful move from Street Fighter, symbolizing a strong, decisive comeback.

Ayy, blue hair like Bulma, big chi-chis

She likens herself to Bulma, a smart, bold character from Dragon Ball, emphasizing her own bold style.

Blue one, blue hundred, big VVs

Refers to high-value jewelry (VVS diamonds) and currency, highlighting her wealth and luxury.

'Round the world, everybody come see me

Her fame and influence are global, showcasing her wide-reaching appeal.

No tats, but my passport inky (Ayy)

Though she has no tattoos, her frequent travels have “marked” her passport with stamps, signifying global success.

I'm the big fish jumpin' out the TX

She’s from Texas (“TX”) but has risen to international fame, becoming a “big fish” in the industry.

So dope, tryna make me take a pee test

Her talent is so potent, it’s like a powerful substance, alluding humorously to drug testing for top performance.

Check the credits, you know who wrote it

Asserts her authorship, pride in her writing, and involvement in her music production.

With a flow this hard, this heavy, Kotex (Mm)

References Kotex, known for “heavy flow,” humorously linking her impactful rap flow with intensity and power.

I can't help that I'm that girl, they be talkin', I don't care

Confidently asserts that others’ opinions don’t affect her; she knows her worth and success.

Beefin' with yourself because you do not exist in my world

Dismisses rivals by implying they’re irrelevant, suggesting that conflict is one-sided.

Three things I don't play about, myself, my money, or my man

Sets boundaries around her self-respect, finances, and relationships, indicating her priorities.

Mention one of them and best believe I'm gon' be at your head

Warns that she’ll defend herself fiercely if anyone crosses her or disrespects these aspects of her life.

[Chorus: Megan Thee Stallion & RM]
One, two, three, four (One, two, three, four)

Repeats the countdown, building rhythmic consistency and energy.

Five, six, seven, eight (Five, six, seven, eight)

The count builds, reinforcing unity and synchronization with RM.

Let 'em know we on the way (Yeah)

Both artists signal their arrival, confident and prepared to make an impact.

Countin' zeroes every day (Yeah)

The steady increase in wealth and success is a constant, daily reality for them.

You know that we never play, ayy (Ayy)

A reminder of their serious dedication to their craft and success.

One, two, three, four (One, two, three, four)

The repetition emphasizes consistency and focus in the pursuit of success.

Five, six, seven, eight (Five, six, seven, eight)

Emphasizes sustained growth and the unchanging nature of their ambition.

Let 'em know we on the way (Yeah)

A final affirmation of their determined presence and readiness to succeed.

Countin' zeroes every day (Ah)

The financial success continues, a recurring theme of growth and achievement.

You know that we never play, ayy (Ayy)

Concludes with a reminder of their serious, focused attitude, underlining their commitment to excellence.

[Verse 2: RM]
You know that we never play

RM reaffirms their dedicated, unrelenting approach to their work and goals.

Yeah, we gon' forever slay (Yeah)

He’s confident that their success and influence will endure over time.

Me and Megan on the way

Asserts their joint impact and partnership, hinting at their collaborative influence in the industry.

For Asia, man, we paved the way

RM acknowledges the impact he’s had as an Asian artist, leading the way in global music success.

Smooth like criminal, off to digital

Alludes to their seamless, impressive transition into the digital age of music, reaching fans online worldwide.

Ya damn look so pitiful (So pity)

Implying competitors fall short by comparison, highlighting the duo’s excellence.

f**k a deposit, turn off your faucet

Suggests they don’t need financial handouts and have endless resources at their disposal.

Mm, synthesize your mind, yeah

Invites listeners to open their minds and consider new perspectives, possibly his own unique insights.

Fantasize, off-site, yeah

Implies that his reach and influence extend beyond what listeners see, sparking their imagination.

Killin' folks with a line, yeah

He’s referencing his lyrical prowess, suggesting he can impress and impact listeners with his words alone.

How many sold-out stadiums?

Questions his own immense success and the sheer number of stadiums filled by his global popularity.

There's love everywhere

Recognizes the widespread support and appreciation he receives internationally.

To y'all, it's a fairytale (Oh God)

For others, his success may seem unreal or unattainable, like a fantasy.

In the end, sh*t's very fair

Affirms that their success is well-earned, emphasizing fairness and merit.

We gotta bear all the nightmares (Okay)

Acknowledges the challenges and hardships behind the scenes despite the rewards.

sh*t is a toxic, hit you in moshpit, you and your people be fussin' (Fuss)

Describes the intense energy and conflict that can arise in the competitive music scene.

Yeah, we just buss it, pour all the sauces on the face of they be bossin' (Boss)

They succeed creatively, adding flair and innovation