The line 'Friends and business don't mix, so I'm brotherless' is a nod to the idea that mixing friendship and business can often lead to the end of both. The verses delve deeper into the topic of betrayal. The chorus repeats the question 'Why you always hatin'?' which suggests that the singer is fed up with those trying to take advantage of his success. The singer asserts that if someone tries to get too close, they might end up getting robbed. The opening lines discuss the distrust and tension that can arise when someone tries to infiltrate a clique. Drake & Kamaiyah's song Why You Always Hatin, the lyrics have a theme of betrayal between friends and business partners. That mean I got a Kindle in my mattress, nigga That mean Kamaiyah goin' platinum, nigga (whoop)

I'm with the posse back at it, nigga (whoop) Yellin' out, '4Hunnid!', they go too hyphy Hate from a distance, please don't try me I just drive the Maybach through the projectsĪnd 'Still Brazy' I ain't even drop yet (whoop-whoop) I'm a humble nigga, I don't even pop shit (what I do?) Why you hatin' on the progress? (whoop-whoop) (What's that?) Ask no questions, just hold it down In Bomp-town that's an automatic hold down I'ma spend the summer gettin' to the cakeĪnd I'ma wish a nigga would on every candleĭrizzy came through with the verse for me both times

They try to box me in, I got my own angles, yeah Girls these days, they just don't know how to keep a nigga Runnin' up the numbers like Ayesha's nigga You got plans to do it, boy, we did it already On mamas, man, I did it with my own sound Please, please tell me why you always hatin' Your kids and broad, they straight, you shouldn't care at all Heard you talkin' 'bout I'm real, I'm fraud Have her suck dick, lick the head and all I'm just, I'm just proud of my accomplishments You should know 'cause in every song I said this shit Gears I shift, make sure they feel the drift

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