On Me (Remix) (feat. Megan Thee Stallion)

Lil Baby's 'On Me (Remix)' featuring Megan Thee Stallion is a powerful anthem that delves into themes of success, loyalty, and empowerment. The song opens with Lil Baby reflecting on his rise to the top, emphasizing the importance of hard work and the rewards that come with it. He talks about filling the 'bando' (abandoned house) with bags, symbolizing wealth and opportunity, and offering jobs to his 'lil' bro,' highlighting a sense of community and responsibility. The line 'You can come get rich with us, you gon' eat or you gon' starve?' underscores the idea of seizing opportunities and the stark choices that come with it.

Lil Baby also touches on the challenges that come with success, such as envy and the need for protection, as seen in the line 'Know some people hate that I'm on top, I bulletproofed the car.' He acknowledges his imperfections and humanity, admitting, 'I'm a human, I'm not perfect, I know sometimes I be wrong.' This vulnerability adds depth to his persona, making him relatable despite his success. The chorus, 'Come and put that pussy on me, don't be runnin' from me,' while explicit, can be interpreted as a call for authenticity and directness in relationships.

Megan Thee Stallion's verse adds a layer of female empowerment and independence. She asserts her worth and refuses to be disrespected, stating, 'I'll be damned if a nigga have me cryin' in the whip.' Her confidence and self-assuredness are evident throughout her verse, as she talks about her financial independence and the loyalty she expects in return. The collaboration between Lil Baby and Megan Thee Stallion creates a dynamic interplay of perspectives, blending themes of loyalty, empowerment, and the complexities of relationships in the context of success and wealth.