That Fiya Lyrics – Lil Uzi Vert

In this verse, Lil Uzi Vert expresses a sense of detachment, stating that he's "just out [of] his body." This could mean that he feels free from constraints or limitations, allowing him to fully embrace his extravagant lifestyle. He mentions a woman with a "big body," comparing her to a luxurious car, a Benz. He also boasts about his wealth, indicating that his money is significant, as seen in his long commas. The mention of "Wafi" and it not dancing might be a reference to a particular brand or place that he doesn't find appealing or exciting.

I been in this shit for a while
Money stretched out for a mile
Trappin' and work in my bio
Get money, in love with my side ho
Lil Uzi Vert is a psycho
I’m a Blood, then that bitch chain gone
My niggas spin shit like a vinyl, I know

Here, Lil Uzi Vert reflects on his experience in the industry, indicating that he has been involved in "this shit" (presumably the music industry) for a considerable amount of time. He mentions his financial success, saying his money is stretched out for a mile, highlighting his ability to accumulate wealth. He also mentions "trappin'" and "work," which could refer to his involvement in illicit activities or his dedication to his craft. He mentions being in love with his "side ho," suggesting he has multiple romantic interests. Lil Uzi Vert then refers to himself as a "psycho," possibly alluding to his unpredictable or intense nature. He mentions being affiliated with the Bloods gang and suggests that his presence alone can make someone's chain disappear. The line "My niggas spin shit like a vinyl" implies that his friends or associates are skilled at causing trouble or engaging in violent acts.

.44 on my body, bitch, this shit, it hit like ha, ah
(What? What? What?)
I don't wear Supreme but if I indulge
you know I only wear Gore-Tex
Get money, drugs, what else? More sex (Woo, woah)
If that lil' bitch not a city girl then
I swear that shit is borin' (She’s too borin')
One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine (Yes)
What you tryin'? (You tryin' what?)
Fuck nigga don't never wanna play
Got a nigga killed with a baby trey-eight
Why the fuck you playin'?
(Baow, baow, baow, baow, baow, baow, baow, baow)
Get hit (Bitch)

In this part, Lil Uzi Vert continues to emphasize the impact of having a .44 on his body. He mentions that it hits like "ha, ah," indicating the power and force it possesses. He mentions his fashion choices, stating that he doesn't wear Supreme but prefers Gore-Tex, possibly implying his preference for functional and durable clothing over trendy brands. He then lists his desires as "get money, drugs, what else? More sex," highlighting his hedonistic lifestyle. Lil Uzi Vert mentions that if a woman isn't a "city girl" (possibly referencing the musical duo City Girls), he finds her boring. The line "One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine" is a counting sequence, possibly indicating a sense of urgency or intensity. He questions someone's motives or intentions, asking "What you tryin'?" He refers to someone as a "fuck nigga" who never wants to play, and he mentions a "baby trey-eight" (likely referring to a .38 caliber firearm). The phrase "Why the fuck you playin'?" suggests a challenge or confrontation, with the accompanying sound effects indicating gunshots or violence.

[Outro]
The outro repeats the chorus and post-chorus, emphasizing the themes of confrontation, firepower, and Lil Uzi Vert's confident and assertive persona.

Overall, "That Fiya" by Lil Uzi Vert uses aggressive and boastful language to convey a sense of dominance, power, and an extravagant lifestyle. The lyrics reflect themes of confidence, wealth, and a willingness to assert authority through confrontational actions. ...Read Less