Don't Need Time (remix) (feat. Lil Baby)

Hot Boii's song "Don't Need Time (remix) (feat. Lil Baby)" delves into the raw and unfiltered emotions surrounding loss, survival, and the harsh realities of street life. The song opens with a poignant reflection on the permanence of death, setting a somber tone that underscores the entire track. Hot Boii's lyrics convey a sense of urgency and the fleeting nature of time, emphasizing that time waits for no one. This theme is reinforced by his repeated mention of rolling a "three-five" to cope with the stress and pain, suggesting a reliance on substances to numb the emotional turmoil.

The song also explores the dichotomy between the allure of the street life and its inherent dangers. Hot Boii describes the gunfight as the "fun life," highlighting a grim reality where violence is normalized and even glamorized. However, this lifestyle comes at a cost, as evidenced by the loss of his friend, referred to as "Z." The pain of losing a close friend is palpable, and Hot Boii's wish to call his friend and update him on life adds a layer of vulnerability to his tough exterior. The recurring line, "Before I love one of these hoes, I'ma love the bank," further illustrates his disillusionment with romantic relationships, choosing instead to focus on financial gain and survival.

Lil Baby's verse complements Hot Boii's narrative by adding his own experiences and struggles. He speaks about the constant threat of death and the pressure to stay vigilant. Lil Baby's mention of seeing his friend Lil Marlo lifeless adds another layer of grief and trauma. Despite these hardships, both artists express a determination to persevere, using their music as an outlet and a means of survival. The song's repetitive chorus and haunting melodies reinforce the cyclical nature of their struggles, making "Don't Need Time" a powerful commentary on the resilience required to navigate a life fraught with loss and danger.