Big Difference Lyrics – Nicki Minaj Meaning & Facts By (Singles). You Can Watch This Video On YouTube While The Lyrics Are Written By Nicki Minaj, Derrick Milano, BoogzDaBeast, Finatik, Zac, Keanu Beats & Slade Da Monsta. The Music Track Was Released Date :December 8, 2023.
[Intro: Nicki Minaj]
(Monsta’s gone tear it up)
[Explanation of Intro]
Nicki Minaj sets the tone by declaring that monsters (possibly referring to her fans or a powerful force) will tear it up.
[Chorus: Nicki Minaj]
Like my hundreds blue (Blue)
Bad b!tches, yeah, I keep ’em by the two
It’s a big difference between me and you
I ain’t nothing like you, you, you, or you
Uh
[Explanation of Chorus]
Nicki expresses her preference for blue hundred-dollar bills and boasts about keeping attractive women in pairs. She emphasizes that there is a revelatory diversity between her and others, making it clear that she stands out.
[Verse 1: Nicki Minaj]
I’m on a whole ‘nother level, these b!tches is out of they league
These b!tches ain’t batting like me
You b!tches ain’t badder than me
You b!tches don’t count and these b!tches can’t count, I am not the one, two, or the three
You b!tches look up to me
You said you look up to her, but really you look up to me
I can’t be playing with n!ggas, I married a G
I got some n!ggas that do what I say, if I tell ’em to shoot, they pull up from the three
When b!tches be rapping, I’m laughing, it sound like you trying to me
I’m who you dying to be
Will somebody cop all these groupies a ticket? ‘Cause I’m who they dying to meet
I’m in the city, I drop a location and all of the killers come out
These n!ggas be fronting for y’all, but they play the back when them killers is out
When them killers is out, cut ’em off like the scissors is out
When Barbie touch down, the baddest of b!tches is out
[Explanation of Verse 1]
Nicki confidently declares her elevated status above her competitors, asserting that they are unable to match her prowess. She press her superiority in both gift and social standing, probing into themes of success, influence, and the notable distinctions between Nicki and her fellow artists. likewise, she highlights her influence by stating that she has individualities who diligently follow her commands, drawing a pictorial comparison to basketball perfection to emphasize their trust ability. She asserts her dominance in the assiduity and suggests that she’s the one everyone is eager to meet.
[Chorus: Nicki Minaj]
Like my hundreds blue (Blue)
Bad b!tches, yeah, I keep ’em by the two
It’s a big difference between me and you
I ain’t nothing like you, you, you, or you, Uh
Like my hundreds blue (Blue)
Bad b!tches, yeah, I keep ’em by the two
It’s a big difference between me and you
I ain’t nothing like you, you, you, or you, Uh
[Explanation of Chorus]
The chorus is a repetition of Nicki’s affinity for blue hundred-dollar bills and her keeping attractive women in pairs. She reiterates the expressive difference between herself and others
[Verse 2: Nicki Minaj]
We not the same, you my opposite
I am the queen, you my opp and sh!t
The corniest b!tches be popping sh!t
Everything a Fendi, fact, you know I just dropped my sh!t
I just pulled the Rolls up on me
Got that Draco for whoever rolls up on me (Mm)
Put my pretty feet up on me
I call my boyfriend, then you getting beat up by me
Ayo, what’s the teacup on me?
Tryna be down, but they can’t even keep up on me (Oop)
Uh, this the new Bottega open-toes
Who gone tell her that it’s Barbie, b!tch? Ho, Barbie knows (Grr)
Uh, couldn’t see me with a hologram
It’s that multicolor Louis V monogram
Uh, and I’m smoking on that Taliban
I ain’t skiing, but my neck is giving avalanche
[Explanation of Verse 2]
Nicki emphasizes the contrast between herself and her rivals, calling them corny and stating that she is the queen. She mentions her fashion choices, analogous as Fendi, and addresses about her deluxe life, including a Rolls- Royce and inventor outfits. She also references a fellow and give advice them that anyone who crosses her will face consequences.
[Chorus: Nicki Minaj]
Like my hundreds blue (Blue)
Bad b!tches, yeah, I keep ’em by the two
It’s a big difference between me and you
I ain’t nothing like you, you, you, or you, Uh
Like my hundreds blue (Blue)
Bad b!tches, yeah, I keep ’em by the two
It’s a big difference between me and you
I ain’t nothing like you, you, you, or you, Uh
[Explanation of Chorus]
The chorus repeats Nicki’s preference for blue hundred-dollar bills and her habit of keeping attractive women in pairs. She again emphasizes the revelatory difference between herself and others.
[Outro: Nicki Minaj]
Mm (It’s a big difference)
They know the difference (Big difference)
Ayo, they know the difference (Between me and you)
(I ain’t nothing like)
They ain’t the one or the two or the three or the four
Still don’t add up to me
[Explanation of Outro]
In the outro, Nicki reaffirms that people honor the difference between her and others, emphasizing her nature and superiority. The lyrics conclude with a protestation that others do not add up to her position of success and individuality.
