I bought her a wig, and she's telling me how Tae does the best job. Please, don't play that young man's song in the club. I'm in a difficult position or situation, trying to deal with it calmly. What they possessed didn't endure it's a pity. I know they're at home, losing their mind due to their current situation. I've seen some people get into fights and not survive the encounter. I seen some niggas attack, and don't end up makin' it back The distance between us is not like a store that can be closed it's permanent. People are saying that I, Drizzy, just displayed a great performance. Whenever I meet someone, it's a sign of my success, a celebration.Ĭome here, sit on my lap and get closer to me. Please don't play that person's music here, I can't even stand to listen to it. I've been waking up at home and sometimes disoriented, not knowing my location. I'm tired of fighting with you losers, you're not even worth my attention. Where are all these guys claiming to be doing great things and achieving big? We arrived at your place, but it's empty and quiet, where is everyone? I took drugs, but she took more than she could handle, take it easy. Life has ups and downs, happy and sad moments, and now you understand that. The song ultimately concludes with the chorus singing about the mix of emotions that arise in life. The bridge of the song features Drake talking about someone who betrayed him and how he is moving on from that experience. The latter part of the song feels like a more typical rap song with Durk's verse touching on themes of violence and his street credibility. As the song continues, he talks about encounters with other people who claim to be doing more than they actually are and how he no longer wants to engage in petty back-and-forth with them. The verses of the song touch upon themes of drugs and coping mechanisms with Drake saying he "took a half and she took the whole thing" suggesting that he and his partner are turning to drug use to numb their emotions. In typical Drake fashion, the song navigates through themes of emotional pain, heartbreak, and betrayal. The chorus of "Laugh Now Cry Later" by Drake featuring Lil Durk presents a familiar phrase often used to describe conflicting emotions. Pillow talk with 'em, she spillin' the teaĪnd then shawty came back and said she didn't mean it Left me for dead and now they wan' dead it, yeahīackyard, it look like the Garden of Eden Knocked that boy off and I don't want no credit Valet just called me to tell me come get it Moved out the Ritz and forgot 'bout the Bent' When he tell the story, that's not how it went We in Atlanta, I buy her a wig, she tellin' me Tae is the best Where do these niggas be at when they say they doin' all this and all that?Ĭan you not play that lil' boy in the club? 'Cause we do not listen to rats We took a trip, now we on your block and it's like a ghost town, baby I took a half and she took the whole thing, slow down, baby Sometimes we laugh and sometimes we cry, but I guess you know now, baby I know that they at the crib goin' crazy, down bad Please don't play that niggas songs in this party, I can't even listen to thatĪnytime that I ran into somebody, it must be a victory lap, ayyĭistance between us is not like a store, this isn't a closeable gap, ayy
You can see the lyrics and video for yourself below.Tired of beefin' you bums, you can't even pay me enough to reactīeen wakin' up in the crib and sometimes I don't even know where I'm at Despite the drama surrounding that line, Drizzy's "Laugh Now Cry Later" lyrics are a whole vibe, reminding the listener to live in the moment and save their worries for later. Many listeners believed the line was written about Tekashi 6ix9ine, though neither rapper has confirmed that claim. "I'm in the trenches, relax/Can you not play that lil' boy in the club? 'Cause we do not listen to rats," Durk rapped on Drake's song.
But there was one lyric from the song that especially had fans talking. With star-studded appearances from all-star athletes like Kevin Durant, Odell Beckham Jr., and Marshawn Lynch, it was truly the song of the summer and video for champions. "Laugh Now Cry Later" features features rapper Lil Durk, and the music video for the track snapped up lots of attention because it was shot at the Nike World Headquarters.
Drake's "Laugh Now, Cry Later" lyrics are actually so meaningful. And while Drizzy is king of bringing the party vibes, sometimes, he comes through with a tear-jerker. He had everyone dancing with the release of "Tootsie Slide" in April, and enlisted Justin Bieber for a hilarious music video for his DJ Khaled collab "Popstar" in September.
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