Already

Kodak Black's song "Already" is a bold declaration of his identity, values, and lifestyle. The opening line, "My name is Kodak but you know that already," sets the tone for the entire track, emphasizing his established presence in the rap game. Kodak dismisses superficial desires, stating, "I don't want the wap baby I just want the fetty," where 'wap' refers to sexual favors and 'fetty' to money. This line underscores his focus on financial success over fleeting pleasures. The mention of brands like Polo and Perry Ellis, and his preference for a Chevy over a Ferrari, further illustrate his grounded and practical approach to life.

The song also delves into Kodak's interactions with women and his straightforward attitude towards relationships. He describes a woman approaching him at a bar, but he quickly makes it clear that he's not interested in anything serious, saying, "I told that bitch get outta here, act like you never met me." This no-nonsense attitude extends to his overall philosophy, as he states, "No I can't save a hoe I'm no neighborhood hero," indicating his unwillingness to play the savior role in anyone's life.

Kodak Black's lyrics also reflect his street-smart mentality and his journey from humble beginnings to success. He references his past struggles and the lengths he's gone to secure his financial stability, such as hitting a "mean lick" and burying the money. The line, "First I had to grow to be the man like a caterpillar," metaphorically describes his transformation and growth. The recurring theme of preferring substance over style, and his focus on real, tangible success, is a testament to his authenticity and hustle.