Ballin' (feat. Roddy Ricch)

The song 'Ballin' by DJ Mustard featuring Roddy Ricch is a celebration of success and wealth, particularly after overcoming a difficult past. The lyrics detail the transformation from a life of hardship, symbolized by the 'bloody bottoms' of shoes from walking the streets, to a life of luxury and financial abundance. The repeated mention of 'I keep a hundred racks inside my jeans' emphasizes the artist's current wealth in contrast to their previous financial struggles.

Roddy Ricch reflects on his past experiences, such as dealing drugs ('Young nigga on the corner, bitch, I had to serve crack') and the hustle required to rise above his circumstances ('I trap until the bloody bottoms is underneath'). The song also touches on loyalty and remembrance, as Ricch makes it clear that despite his newfound wealth, he hasn't forgotten where he came from ('I had to go through the struggle, I didn't forget that').

The track is not just a personal narrative but also a broader commentary on the pursuit of the American Dream through perseverance and resilience. It's a rags-to-riches story that resonates with many listeners who aspire to change their own circumstances. The song's catchy beat and Roddy Ricch's melodic flow make it an anthem for those who have made it and a beacon of hope for those still on their journey.