Tomorrow 2 (with Cardi B)

The overall theme of the song is empowerment and self-assurance. Both artists express that they won’t let negativity affect their vibe. They focus on their success, how they rise above drama, and highlight their worth. It’s not just about surviving; it’s about thriving and knowing you can do better, no matter what happens today.

Verse 1

They say they don't fuck with me (Cheese), but I say they can't fuck with me
Just like the air, I'm everywhere, how you say it's up with me?
P-poppin' shit, you would think I went to school for chiropractin' (poppin')
Lookin' good as hell today, just sent my nigga five attachments (look at this)

In this verse, GloRilla addresses her critics head-on. She’s confident and asserts that she’s not worried about what others say. The air metaphor shows how she feels omnipresent and untouchable. She’s also flexing her looks and lifestyle, implying that she’s got everything under control, including her relationships.

Chorus

They say they don't fuck with me, but I say they can't fuck with me (on gang)
Just like the air, I'm everywhere, how you say it's up with me (huh?)
Them bitches should've stayed down, they could've been up with me (too bad)
But all they doin' is talkin' down, 'cause they can't get up with me (lame ass)

The chorus repeats the message of confidence and superiority. GloRilla reminds listeners that those who doubt her are just talking because they can't reach her level. It's catchy and reinforces the idea that loyalty matters; if you’re not supportive, you’re just a hater.

Verse 2

My ex fuckin' on my old friend, both they ass some fuckin' clowns (hahahaha)
Thinkin' that she got one up on me, she got my hand-me-downs (lame ass ho)
He thought he wasn't gon' have to stand on shit, like he was handicap (thought it was)
Make that nigga stand on that, now his ass can't stand me now

In this verse, GloRilla reflects on past relationships. She sees her ex and a former friend as clowns, showing they’re foolish for thinking they can play her. She’s not bothered by their actions because, ultimately, they’re just living off what she left behind. It’s a strong reminder that she’s moved on and isn’t letting them affect her.

Chorus

They say they don't fuck with me, but I say they can't fuck with me (on gang)
Just like the air, I'm everywhere, how you say it's up with me (huh?)
Them bitches should've stayed down, they could've been up with me (too bad)
But all they doin' is talkin' down, 'cause they can't get up with me (lame ass)

The repetition of the chorus emphasizes the main theme again. It’s about her unshakeable confidence and ability to rise above the noise. It’s catchy enough to stick in your head while driving home the point that she’s thriving without the negative people from her past.

Verse 3

High as fuck, I'm lit, yuh, I don't smoke no swishers (nope)
Slidin' with my gang and 'nem, look at them like sisters (that's gang)
These bitches be lettin' them go out sad about these niggas (ugh)
I don't wanna hang with them, they don't handle business (they can't hang with us)

Here, GloRilla talks about her crew and the loyalty they share. She emphasizes how important it is to surround yourself with the right people. The line about not smoking swishers is a way to show she’s living her own way, not following trends. She’s clear about cutting off anyone who doesn’t align with her ambitions.

Chorus

They say they don't fuck with me, but I say they can't fuck with me (on gang)
Just like the air, I'm everywhere, how you say it's up with me (huh?)
Them bitches should've stayed down, they could've been up with me (too bad)
But all they doin' is talkin' down, 'cause they can't get up with me (lame ass)

The chorus repeats again, reinforcing her self-assuredness. It’s almost like a battle cry for anyone who’s ever felt underestimated. It’s catchy, powerful, and makes you want to sing along while feeling empowered yourself.

Bridge

Can't say your name up in my songs, might not fuck with you tomorrow (nah)
Can get my feelings hurt today, I won't give a fuck tomorrow (that's just me)
Ain't fucked up 'bout no credit score, I might be rich as fuck tomorrow (duh)
Every day the sun won't shine, but that's why I love tomorrows

In the bridge, GloRilla reflects on how fleeting life can be. She’s not going to dwell on negativity today because tomorrow is a new chance. Mentioning money and credit scores shows she’s focused on bigger things. It’s a reminder to keep moving forward, no matter the setbacks.

Outro

Can't say your name up in my songs, might not fuck with you tomorrow (nah)
Can get my feelings hurt today, I won't give a fuck tomorrow (that's just me)
Ain't fucked up 'bout no credit score, I might be rich as fuck tomorrow (duh)
Every day the sun won't shine, but that's why I love tomorrows

The outro mirrors the bridge, driving home the idea of resilience. She’s repeating her mantra about not getting hung up on the past. It’s uplifting and sums up the song nicely, reminding listeners that every day is a new opportunity.

Closing Thoughts

"Tomorrow 2" is a celebration of self-confidence and moving on from negativity. GloRilla and Cardi B create a powerful anthem for anyone who’s faced doubt or betrayal. The catchy hooks and bold lyrics make it a fun song, but it carries a deeper message about resilience and self-worth. It’s relatable and serves as a reminder that tomorrow is always a new day.