Bout Me

Wiz Khalifa's song 'Bout Me' is a bold declaration of self-confidence and a carefree lifestyle. The lyrics emphasize a life lived to the fullest, without concern for the opinions of others. The repeated refrain, 'Worried bout a hater? not me,' sets the tone for the entire song, highlighting a dismissive attitude towards negativity and criticism. This sentiment is reinforced by the imagery of smoking joints, spending large sums of money, and living extravagantly, all of which paint a picture of a life unbothered by societal judgments.

The song also delves into themes of wealth and success. Wiz Khalifa boasts about his financial achievements, mentioning 'a hundred grand in my ashtray' and 'ten mill this year on the low low.' These lines not only showcase his monetary success but also his nonchalant attitude towards it. The references to luxury items and high-end experiences, such as 'riding in it like it’s stolen' and 'super-duper hot, 88 floor,' further emphasize his lavish lifestyle. This portrayal of wealth is not just about material possessions but also about the freedom and power that come with financial success.

Additionally, 'Bout Me' touches on themes of loyalty and camaraderie. Wiz Khalifa mentions his close relationships with friends and associates, referring to them as 'my bro bro' and 'my dogs.' This sense of loyalty is juxtaposed with his dismissive attitude towards those who are not part of his inner circle, as seen in lines like 'give a fuck what a bitch nigga say.' The song ultimately celebrates individuality, self-assurance, and the importance of surrounding oneself with loyal friends while living life on one's own terms.