House Money Lyrics
[Intro]
The nights are col— I've been aloneI sit and wait for her to come
But what can I— what can I say?
Please don't— away
[Verse 1]
I took that girl to my pad, huh
I done seen too much disloyalty, that's why I never put girl in my stash, huh
She out here goin' body for body, and constantly makin' me mad, uh
She 'bout to be in the past, uh
She wake up 6 in the morning to work on her glutes and tear up her abs, huh
P*ssy-n!gga, get up and get out the house, get up and get off the couch
P*ssy-n!gga, what is your workin' amount? What is your effort amount?
P*ssy-n!gga, I had to jump off the porch, I had to work out the ground
P*ssy-n!gga, takin' a favorable route, you're takin' a favorable route, are you p*ssy, n!gga?
[Interlude]
Ayy, ayy, ayy, what? Ayy
Ayy, what? Ayy, ayy, what? (Yeah)
[Verse 2]
I'm Keem Wyseem and if I'm in this b!tch, then I'm ready to crash out (Yeah)
I'm holdin' resentment, my mama so petty, she left me in back of the stash house (Yeah)
I packed out the building, if you at the show, then that mean that you ready to black out (Yeah)
That mean that it's too late to back out, the cameras is all 'bout the act now
I'll pack up your tribe, I still got the stripes, don't run, like, you scuffin' at Hykeem
She's feelin' alive, the music is right, I f*ck that girl up like karate
Got two at a time, you blew up the spot, it's time you get boot from the lobby
I found me a new carbon copy 'cause you out here movin' too sloppy
[Chorus]
Walkin' in the party, I don't fear nobody
What the f*ck? Powered up, who gon' stop me?
He a dub, she a bust and I'm godly
Is it fate, is it love? Probably (Whew-whew, whew)
[Post-Chorus]
I smell something (What? What? P*ssy, bow-bah-bah-bah, they p*ssy, what?)
I smell something (Brrt, brrt-brrt-brrt)
[Verse 3]
Ayy, what's a million to me, n!gga?
Brought the back out the V, n!gga
Fresh off the scene, n!gga
Watch me gas up, leave n!ggas
We can hit the same ho, she bring that as* out for me different
He put his name on his chain, what the f*ck he got a name for?
N!ggas know my name, what the f*ck I need the chain for?
If it ain't no hoes, what the f*ck y'all get the space for?
Truck to the jet, what the f*ck?
I'm a young-as* motherf*cker
If I tell you what I did, you would never trust her
I'ma call it as I see it, you should never cuff her, I'd never love her
I'm a dumb-as* b!tch, I like my b!tch dumber
Do not give your heart to a b!tch
When my dog in Barcelona, they sold **** off that b!tch
I can tell this your first bad b!tch, you elated 'bout that shit
Me, I'm jaded 'bout that shit, I'm complacent 'bout that shit, uh, ah
[Chorus]
Walkin' in the party, I don't fear nobody
What the f*ck? Powered up, who gon' stop me?
He a dub, she a bust and I'm godly
Is it fate, is it love? Probably (Whew-whew, whew)
[Post-Chorus]
I smell something (What? What? P*ssy, bow-bah-bah-bah, they p*ssy, what?)
I smell something (Brrt, brrt-brrt-brrt)
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House Money Song Meaning [Baby Keem]
“House Money” arrives as one of the most confrontational moments on Baby Keem’s "Ca$ino (2026)", capturing the psychological aftermath of sudden success. Built on volatile production and sharp vocal switches, the track reflects a young artist navigating fame, distrust, and emotional detachment. It continues Keem’s tradition of blending braggadocio with vulnerability, presenting wealth not as victory but as a destabilizing force that reshapes identity and relationships.
Song Meaning
The opening establishes isolation rather than celebration. Despite status and access, the narrator appears emotionally stranded, suggesting that success has intensified loneliness instead of curing it. The blurred, unfinished thoughts mirror insomnia and anxiety, hinting at someone replaying memories while waiting for connection that never fully arrives.
The first verse pivots into distrust shaped by betrayal and hyper-visibility. Romantic relationships feel transactional, filtered through suspicion and fatigue. Fitness routines, status symbols, and sexual politics become metaphors for a culture obsessed with image. Keem frames ambition as survival, implying he had to harden himself early, leaving little room for softness or trust.
The second verse introduces family tension and past instability, implying that resentment predates fame. References to childhood struggle and chaotic environments suggest that the aggression listeners hear is rooted in unresolved history. Performance spaces become battlegrounds where adrenaline replaces vulnerability. The persona grows larger, more combative, as if dominance is the only shield against abandonment.
The chorus functions as a manifesto of invincibility. Entering any room without fear signals both confidence and emotional numbness. The repeated uncertainty about fate or love reveals a deeper question: whether success is meaningful or merely accidental. Power becomes intoxicating but hollow, reinforcing the album’s gambling motif—winning big while risking everything human.
The final verse exposes the cost of excess. Wealth, travel, and sexual freedom blur into monotony, producing cynicism rather than satisfaction. Keem portrays himself as prematurely jaded, someone who has seen too much too quickly. The dismissal of romance reflects self-protection; detachment becomes easier than vulnerability when betrayal feels inevitable.
Emotional Core and Themes
At its heart, “House Money” explores survival psychology in the aftermath of upward mobility. It examines how fame amplifies paranoia, complicates intimacy, and traps artists between gratitude and exhaustion. The title suggests playing with winnings rather than personal stakes, implying that success can feel unreal—like life is happening to someone else.
Connection with Listeners
Listeners connect to the tension between outward confidence and inner fatigue. Even without fame, many recognize the pressure to appear strong while quietly struggling with trust and identity. The track resonates with anyone who has achieved a goal only to discover new forms of emptiness waiting on the other side.
Conclusion
“House Money” portrays Baby Keem at a crossroads where triumph and disillusionment coexist. Instead of glorifying wealth, it questions what remains when ambition is fulfilled but emotional stability is not. The song ultimately frames success as a high-stakes gamble—one that can secure power while quietly eroding the very relationships and innocence that made the journey meaningful.
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Song Details
Song Name: House Money
Artist: Baby Keem
Album: Ca$ino (2026)
Lyricist: Baby Keem, Kendrick Lamar, Mark Williams, Raul Cubina, BBYKOBE, Danja, DJH, Scott Bridgeway, Steven Wightman & Teo Halm
Producers: Baby Keem, Ojivolta, Danja, Teo Halm, DJH & Scott Bridgeway
Genre: Rap
Language: English
Label: pgLang, Columbia Records
Released: February 20, 2026
External Links
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