Released: 2019
Tyga’s song “SWISH” is all about the party lifestyle, highlighting his wealth, confidence, and desire for physical pleasure. The lyrics are filled with references to luxury and explicit sexual content. It’s a braggadocious anthem that emphasizes Tyga’s status and indulgence in a hedonistic lifestyle.
The hook, “Cum girl, I’m tryna get your pussy wet,” is a direct and provocative invitation, setting the tone for the rest of the track. It’s about trying to impress and seduce women with his wealth and charm. Tyga doesn’t shy away from explicit content, making it clear what his intentions are.
In the first verse, he references his expensive watch, a Rolex, by saying “so high and I’m lookin’ at my Rollie time.” He boasts about a woman’s eagerness for him, “Fucked her once got her callin’ for the seventh time.” The lines “A.I. in his prime, Harden at the line, Swish” compare his prowess to legendary basketball players Allen Iverson and James Harden, suggesting he’s at the top of his game.
Tyga continues to describe a wild night, from staying up until daylight to appreciating a woman’s physical appearance, “How you keep your toes white and the pussy tight.” He mentions drinking Don Julio 1942, a high-end tequila, “Oh, the ’42 got you feelin’ nice.” The line “Kawasaki, ride it like a bike” uses a motorcycle metaphor for sexual activity.
The chorus repeats the explicit invitation and praises a woman for her physical allure, “Girl you look good when you back that ass.” This repetition emphasizes the song’s main theme of physical attraction and wealth.
In the second verse, Tyga brags about his money, “Finger fuckin’ money, finger bangin’ to the hunnid.” He’s willing to spend lavishly to get what he wants. He mentions stress-free sex in the morning, offering his t-shirt as a souvenir, “You can have my t-shirt if you really want it.” The imagery of “Trunk in the front, pop that, pop that” likely refers to both a luxury car and a woman’s body.
He talks about his flashy lifestyle, throwing money in the club, “I just threw 20 in the strip.” His wealth is highlighted again with “sixty on my wrist, hunnid on my neck.” The line “Could it be my cash, why you on my dick” suggests that his money is a big part of his appeal to women.
The chorus repeats, driving home the central theme. Tyga’s message is clear: his wealth and sexual prowess are his main attractions. The outro, “Gitty up, and gitty up,” is a playful repetition, adding to the party vibe. The song ends with more explicit content and boasts, leaving no doubt about Tyga’s confidence and lifestyle.
