Mike Dimes - - Home

: A recurring motif is the "birds of the same feather" concept, emphasizing that his inner circle remains unchanged despite his growth. However, the second verse reveals a darker side of this success: he notes that people who wouldn't let him in when he was "knockin'" are now the first to claim him. This leads to a defensive stance where he admits he doesn't "trust a soul if he ain't from above".

: The lyrics contrast his past "schoolboy" days with his current reality of "closet drippin'" in designer gear. He highlights a shift from renting to owning (pushing a "two-door coupe" that isn't "rented") as a mark of genuine achievement in an industry he views as full of "gimmicks". MIKE DIMES - HOME

: The remix maintains the core violin loop but "chops up the beginning 808s" to create a more menacing, aggressive atmosphere suited for J.I.D's rapid-fire delivery. : A recurring motif is the "birds of

: While Dimes focuses on his Texas home, J.I.D provides a "victory lap" for his own home of Atlanta. He raps about the duality of his success: moving "way out in Budapest" while still feeling the weight of the "shotgun" at the door in his hometown. : The lyrics contrast his past "schoolboy" days

I.D remix, or perhaps explore the full album? Listen to Mike Dimes' “Home” Remix f/ J.I.D