We're Done

Wiz Khalifa's song 'We're Done' is a celebration of resilience, success, and the relentless pursuit of a better life. The chorus sets the tone with a message of renewal and optimism, emphasizing that even though something has ended, it is not truly over. Instead, it marks the beginning of a new chapter that promises continuous improvement and shared experiences. This sentiment is encapsulated in the lines, 'It keeps getting better. Don't be afraid, we'll do it together,' suggesting a collective journey towards a brighter future.

The verses delve into Wiz Khalifa's personal journey from humble beginnings to achieving significant success. He reflects on his rise from 'nothing' to 'everything,' highlighting the material and experiential rewards of his hard work. The imagery of 'champagne, skydivin'' and 'EZ wider papers' paints a picture of a lavish lifestyle, while the mention of 'laughing at you haters' underscores his triumph over adversity. The recurring theme of staying 'golden' and the metaphor of 'cake gets swollen' symbolize his ever-growing wealth and success, which he proudly showcases.

In the latter part of the song, Wiz Khalifa touches on the allure of his exciting lifestyle, which captivates those around him. The lines 'You stay the night cause you say my life is exciting' and 'Wake up still drunk not going to work cause you like it' depict a carefree, hedonistic existence that contrasts sharply with the mundane routines of others. This lifestyle, free of regrets and filled with endless possibilities, is further emphasized by the playful metaphor of 'cat and mouse,' where the pursuit of pleasure and success is a constant, exhilarating chase.