Released: 2024
Lil Tecca’s ‘BAD TIME’ dives into the struggles and contradictions of his lifestyle. He talks about past relationships, his rise to fame, and the constant cycle of repeating mistakes. The song reflects on the highs and lows of his journey, mixing braggadocio with introspection.
The hook sets the tone for the song, asking ‘Is this a bad time?’ and reminding us of past mistakes. Lil Tecca suggests that despite the repetitive nature of his actions, it’s better to be satisfied with the status quo.
In the first verse, Lil Tecca reflects on a past relationship, mentioning how his accent attracted many women. He talks about carrying a ‘chopper’ (gun) and describes a girl as a ‘savage,’ implying she’s tough. He also mentions being on ‘gas fuel,’ a slang term for being high.
He continues by saying he’s delusional, thinking he has it all because he imagines it. This line highlights the gap between his dreams and reality. He also touches on his unique fashion sense, mixing styles rather than matching them.
The hook repeats, reinforcing the theme of questioning if it’s a bad time and the cyclical nature of his actions. It’s a reminder of past mistakes and the difficulty of breaking out of old patterns.
In the second verse, Lil Tecca talks about hitting someone up when they were ‘baiting,’ meaning they were trying to get his attention. He mentions being jaded and indifferent to everything, a common theme in his music.
He reflects on his love for drugs and how they became a part of his life. He also talks about not taking anything back and loving who he’s becoming, despite the negative aspects of his lifestyle.
Lil Tecca then shifts to bragging about his wealth and status, mentioning a ‘Richard pocket watch’ and flexing on others. He talks about only wanting ‘ten out of tens,’ referring to high-quality women, and criticizes others for being too involved in his life.
The hook repeats again, emphasizing the recurring theme of questioning if it’s a bad time and the repetitive nature of his actions. It’s a constant reminder of past mistakes and the struggle to change.
In the final verse, Lil Tecca mentions checking his phone and seeing a message from a girl who misses him. He talks about feeling risky from smoking gas (weed) and not being picky when it comes to women. He also references his twin, comparing them to Mordecai and Rigby from the show ‘Regular Show.’
He ends by talking about blocking weirdos and feeling like Wemby, a reference to NBA player Victor Wembanyama. He mentions a girl wanting new Fendi and not being able to open texts in public. He concludes by saying he’s focused on getting richer and doesn’t care about anything else.
