TWINNEM (remix) (feat. DaBaby)

Coi Leray's 'TWINNEM (remix)' featuring DaBaby is a celebration of deep, unbreakable bonds and unwavering loyalty. The term 'twinnem' is a playful twist on 'twin,' symbolizing someone who is so close that they are like a twin. This song is an ode to those relationships that go beyond friendship, where the connection is so strong that it feels like family. The lyrics emphasize the exclusivity and trust within these bonds, rejecting new acquaintances and focusing on the loyalty and history shared with their 'twinnem.'

The song's lyrics are filled with vivid imagery and metaphors that highlight the luxurious lifestyle and the sense of unity between the artist and their closest companions. Lines like 'The keys, the crib, the rides got bigger' and 'The inside of the Urus is cinnamon' paint a picture of success and opulence. However, the core message remains the same: material wealth is secondary to the loyalty and trust shared with their 'twinnem.' The repeated refrain 'No new friends, get rid of them' underscores the importance of keeping their circle tight and free from those who might disrupt their harmony.

Coi Leray and DaBaby also touch on themes of resilience and overcoming adversity. The lyrics mention dealing with haters and people who have switched sides, turning into enemies. Despite these challenges, the bond with their 'twinnem' remains unshaken. This resilience is further emphasized with lines like 'I done turned all my niggas to bosses,' showcasing how they uplift and support each other. The song is not just about friendship but about building each other up and sharing in each other's successes and struggles. It's a powerful anthem for anyone who values loyalty, trust, and the strength of their closest relationships.