Eem Triplin's lyrical narrative presents a candid exploration of his rise to success, financial prosperity and the challenges that come with it. The song delves into themes of loyalty, betrayal, and the struggle to maintain authenticity amidst newfound wealth. Triplin uses the metaphor of 'New Jack City' - a reference to a 1991 film about drug trade in an urban setting - to depict his life on the streets before his rise to fame. He emphasizes that he is not new to this lifestyle and has always been involved in hustling for money. The lyrics also express disdain for fake friendships and opportunistic people who only appear when there's something to gain. With its raw honesty, Triplin's track serves as both a celebration of his achievements and a critique of the superficiality that can accompany success.
