Black Barbies Lyrics – Nicki Minaj & Mike WiLL Made-It

Read the lyrics Black Barbies Lyrics – Nicki Minaj & Mike WiLL Made-It. Is Its Classy Lyrics Are Written by Olivia Rodrigo & Dan Nigro Its Official Music Video Has been Released On November 15, 2016  And Present On The YouTube Channel

The lyrics represent a collaboration between Nicki Minaj and Swae Lee, showcasing their individual styles within the track. Nicki flaunts her confidence and dominance, while Swae Lee captures a glamorous lifestyle and social dynamics. The song combines themes of opulence, prowess, and societal tensions, delivering a blend of boastfulness and vibrant storytelling.

[Intro]
Mike WiLL Made-It, nigga
SremmLife
Black Barbies in the city
Fat ass and pretty titties
Get dummies for they money
You sent flowers but I wish I didn’t receive ’e
All your lies I wish I didn’t believe ’em

Explanation of intro
In this intro by Nicki Minaj, she acknowledges the producer, Mike WiLL Made-It, while referencing the lifestyle of “Black Barbies” in the city. She portrays a disillusionment with materialism and superficiality, implying dissatisfaction with receiving gifts (“sent flowers”) and regret for believing falsehoods or lies told by someone (“All your lies I wish I didn’t believe ’em”). This sets a tone of cynicism and disillusionment with insincere gestures or deceitful actions.

[Hook]
That boy is a real pussy pleaser
All that fetty but he never met Masika
Tuck the chrome 22 in his sneaker
El Chapo but he crazy like La Quica
Young girls always looking for a soulmate
But I shoulda listened to what momma told me
Furry moon boots, shades Dita
Too high to give a shit about PETA

Explanation of Hook
In this Hook, Nicki Minaj describes a man who is adept at pleasing women but hasn’t met the reality TV personality Masika (referencing Fetty Wap’s involvement with her). She references someone carrying a concealed weapon (a 22 in his sneaker) and compares their demeanor to notorious figures like El Chapo and La Quica, suggesting a dangerous or unpredictable nature. Additionally, she reflects on the advice her mother gave her about relationships while flaunting her fashion sense with mention of luxurious items like Dita shades and furry moon boots, indifferent to societal concerns like PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals).

[Verse 1]
Sativa so strong I’m not blinking
What in the world was I thinking?
New day, new money to be made
New things for them to imitate
I’m a fucking black barbie
Pretty face, perfect body
Pink seats in the ‘Rari
Always fuck him like I’m sorry
Who the fuck is gon’ protect her?
If I really gotta check her
Peter Piper picked a pepper
And my cake is triple decker

Explanation of verse 1
In this verse, Nicki Minaj mentions the effects of strong Sativa, implying a heightened state of awareness (“not blinking”) while questioning her past decisions. She embraces her identity as a unique figure, likening herself to a black Barbie with flawless attributes and luxurious possessions. Nicki displays a bold, unapologetic attitude in relationships (“Always fuck him like I’m sorry”) and ends with wordplay, questioning who will protect another woman while showcasing her wealth (“And my cake is triple decker”).

[Interlude]
No Flex Zone, No Flex Zone
(Yeah, oh no, no, no, no) No Flex Z

Explanation of Interlude
In this brief interlude, Nicki Minaj references the song “No Flex Zone,” echoing the refrain and affirming the theme of avoiding boastfulness or showing off unnecessarily (“No Flex Zone”). It’s a playful nod to the track while possibly emphasizing a focus on authenticity and staying true to oneself without needing to excessively flaunt or brag.

[Verse 2]
I see these silly nigga’s flexing, it’s a no zone
You gone be floating in dem rivers like you know Joan
Island girl, Donald Trump want me go home
Still pull up with my wrist looking like a snowcone
She said she got a hit record, I said “Ooh shit!”
Picked up my phone cause I had to call “Bullshit!”
These bitches havin’ nightmares of my new shit
These bitches pussy and they don’t ever do shit
Hahaha, get it? Douche-—Hahahahahahaha
Half a mili on the Maybach Pullman, bought it
Now I’m praying all my foreigns don’t get deported
Niggas love me so much they be sending me gifts
And these clown niggas acting, I’ma send ’em some skits
Bitches can’t rap for shit, I’ma send ’em some tips
All these bitches is my sons, should be sucking my tits

Explanation of verse 2
In this verse, Nicki Minaj dismisses men who flaunt unnecessarily, warning them about the consequences (“floating in dem rivers like you know Joan”). She references being an island girl, alluding to Donald Trump’s controversial comments, and maintains her confidence in her wealth and status (“Still pull up with my wrist looking like a snowcone”). Nicki also addresses rivals in the music industry, asserting her dominance by ridiculing their lack of success and skill while asserting her maternal influence (“All these bitches is my sons, should be sucking my tits”).

[Interlude]
(Yeah, oh no, no, no, no)
(Yeah, oh no, no, no, no)

Explanation of interlude
In this interlude, Nicki Minaj repeats the phrases “Yeah, oh no, no, no, no,” adding a rhythmic and melodic break within the song. The repetition of these lines serves as a musical transition or momentary pause, creating emphasis or anticipation before transitioning into the following section of the track.

[Verse 3]
Now usually I don’t do this, I’m Popeye, she’s Brutus
Usually I’m a Christian but this peace is Buddhist
All of my niggas draw but none of them cartoonists
Usually I’m the baddest, usually I’m the cutest
Usually I’m the flyest, usually you’re the stewardess
And we ain’t playing ball but usually its some shooters
Are these bitches drunk? These bitches ain’t lucid
Go against the queen your career will be elusive
Where your plaques at? Where them stocks? Word to NASDAQ
Bitches ass-back, they was never in my tax-brack
(Yeah, oh no, no, no, no, yeah, oh no, no, no, no)

Explanation of verse 3
In this verse, Nicki Minaj employs wordplay and contrasts to assert her typical attributes and challenge others’ roles in her life. She uses Popeye and Brutus as metaphors for an unexpected dynamic in a relationship. Nicki also emphasizes her usual superiority and questions the credibility of her rivals, challenging them to show their accomplishments (“Where your plaques at? Where them stocks? Word to NASDAQ”). The interlude at the end punctuates her dismissive tone towards those who have never reached her level of success.

Explanation of outro
In the outro, Swae Lee praises a captivating woman who effortlessly pleases the crowd. He describes a lifestyle of fame and recognition, portraying himself as a youthful individual with an old soul. The lyrics depict a scene of parties, where tensions exist among different groups, while highlighting the excitement and anticipation when the DJ begins playing music, creating a lively and energetic atmosphere.

Overall
The lyrics traverse themes of confidence, bravado, and opulence, with Nicki Minaj and Swae Lee celebrating their status and asserting dominance in various contexts. Nicki showcases her assertiveness and superiority, while Swae Lee highlights a glamorous lifestyle and societal tensions. Both artists exude self-assurance, emphasizing their success, influence, and the vibrant, dynamic nature of the world they navigate.