Ain't Trippin

In 'Ain't Trippin,' blackbear captures a sense of carefree confidence and living in the moment. The song's lyrics revolve around themes of indulgence, fleeting relationships, and the pursuit of pleasure without concern for the future. The opening lines, 'All these pictures that we taken / I know one day I'll be cropped out,' suggest an awareness of the temporary nature of relationships and social connections. Despite this, the artist chooses to focus on the present, enjoying the company of a significant other and the luxuries that come with success.

The chorus, 'And I won't fall, till I get it / I ain't trippin bout a damn thing,' reinforces the idea of relentless pursuit and determination. Blackbear emphasizes his desire to achieve his goals and enjoy life without being bogged down by worries or setbacks. The repeated phrase 'I ain't trippin bout a damn thing' serves as a mantra for maintaining a positive and carefree attitude, even in the face of potential challenges.

Throughout the song, blackbear also highlights the importance of mutual enjoyment and shared experiences. Lines like 'If you take a little sip of this / I know you gon feel right' and 'If you come through with your bitches / I know my homies gon treat em right' emphasize the communal aspect of pleasure and the importance of surrounding oneself with like-minded individuals. The song's overall message is one of embracing the present, enjoying life's pleasures, and maintaining a confident, carefree attitude.