Due 4A Win

[Intro]
Ayy, ayy
I’m trappin’ and rappin’ again (Yeah)
Whatever I do, it’s a trend (I swear)
I’m a hustler at heart, used to stand on the block, I was sellin’ them three for the ten (Bitch)
All the losses I took, I had turnt them to lessons, I know that I’m due for a win (Due for it)

[Verse 1]
Put a B on the front and a B on the back, I done factory Brabus the Benz (Racks)
If you ain’t havin’ motion and all of your pockets ain’t pokin’, don’t call me your twin (Like)
We do not go together, but that my lil’ partner and she let me slaughter her friends
New Ferrari, Bugatti, I bought her a watch and Bulgari, I’m bigger than big
These lil’ rappers be thinkin’ they up one because of these bitches, these hoes ain’t nothin’ to me
I’m a player at heart, I got pimp in my blood, if I tell her to jump, she say, “How high?”
My lil’ brother a baba, he practisin’ Ifá, I tell ’em, he’ll get you, you’re done for
I don’t like bodyguards, they be all in your business, they might as well call us the gun club
Couple hitters behind me, some more in the middle, and me and a ho in the front car
My lil’ niece in a Goyard, my mama ain’t workin’ no jobs, so I gotta go hard
Niggas feel like you owe ’em, know damn well ain’t did nothin’ for you, man, that be the worst part
She know that she got water and I call her my lil’ mermaid, I tell her to squirt for me
Rockin’ leather like I’m in a bike club, while the chain hangin’, my t-shirt got holes in it

[Chorus]
From the streets and them niggas been rappin’ on beats they whole life, don’t compare me to those niggas
(Don’t compare me to those niggas)
From the streets and them niggas been rappin’ on beats they whole life, don’t compare me to those niggas

[Verse 2]
Turn my lessons to losses, I’m due for a win
Say I got lucky, I’m doin’ it again
Take this shit over, I gave ’em a chance (Gave)
She know I’m him, had a few of her friends
‘Rari on ‘Rari, that’s me and Lil Dann
She was a seven, I took her to ten (Go)
Too big for the States, so I took her to France (Let’s go)
I’m from the jungle, could live off the land (The land)
She actin’ like she that bitch on the ‘Gram, but I really know what she’ll do for two grand
I’m from Atlanta, ain’t nothin’ but houses, no water, but we still got rich off the sand
Live like a king, but big cuz got two life, plus some more, but he still gettin’ rich in the can (Free bro)
I fuck with shawty, her people had found out about me, she ain’t comin’ off me still (She can’t cut me off)
Been through a lot, hardly ever gon’ hear ’bout me trippin’, I already know what it is (I’m there)
Bro caught him lackin’, and told me your nose was runnin’, you already know what he did
Vibes in the A, got some more in L.A., and some more in Miami, I don’t know how I live
Act like you with it, I really watched niggas strip you out your boxers, you know you a bitch

[Chorus]
From the streets and them niggas been rappin’ on beats they whole life, don’t compare me to those niggas
From the streets and them niggas been rappin’ on beats they whole life, don’t compare me to those niggas
(Don’t compare me to those niggas)
From the streets and them niggas been rappin’ on beats they whole life, don’t compare me to those niggas

[Outro]
Wham

SONG MEANING

“Due 4A Win” is a declaration of resilience, hunger, and imminent triumph. Lil Baby uses the track to reflect on the struggles and setbacks he’s faced while emphasizing that he’s long overdue for a major breakthrough—another “win.” The phrase “due for a win” captures the frustration of grinding hard without getting full recognition or reward, and Lil Baby channels that emotion into raw verses that blend self-assurance with urgency. He talks about staying focused, cutting off distractions, and knowing that even if success doesn’t come easily, he’s already earned it through pain, sacrifice, and loyalty to the game.

Lyrically, the song captures his survivor’s mentality—he knows what it’s like to lose, but now he’s stepping into a season where wins are not just expected—they’re inevitable. It’s both a personal affirmation and a message to his critics that he’s not done climbing, and this next move might just be the one that changes everything.