MEMORABLE

The song dives into themes of self-empowerment and the importance of making a lasting impression. Saweetie speaks from a place of strength, making it clear that she won’t settle for just any guy. If they want to stick around, they need to bring something special to the table. This vibe runs throughout the song, making it catchy and relatable for anyone who’s ever felt the need to stand their ground in dating.

Verse 1

My nail tech is top five but she is not five, four, three
Too many of you niggas playin' with my name
Guess it's lying season
All the gossipin' is womanly
All you niggas divas, haha, boy, you super lame
I am not the one to tame, all you niggas fuck the same
Kitty got the dogs goin' crazy like it's Pootie Tang
Daddy said that I remind him of my mama
Makin' niggas fall in love when you don't like 'em
It's gonna cause 'em problems and some drama
Yeah, I got a problem
Gotta hit the gym so I can go weigh my options
He said he in love with me, but he's scared to fuck with me
'Cause after one link, he addicted to my company
That's what I tell 'em

In this verse, Saweetie sets the tone by showcasing her confidence and standards. She starts with a nod to her nail tech, emphasizing that even her beauty routine is top-notch. Then she calls out the drama and gossip around her, showing she’s not here for the nonsense. A key line is about how all guys seem the same to her, which highlights her high expectations. She also touches on the idea that some guys get addicted to her charm, but she’s aware of the complications that can come with that. It shows a mix of vulnerability and strength, as she recognizes her power in relationships while also acknowledging it can lead to drama.

Chorus

If you want to see me more you better make it memorable
If I hit it twice then I guess it wasn't memorable
(Yeah, yeah)
If I only hit it twice then I guess it wasn't memorable
If you want to see me more you better make it memorable
If I hit it twice then I guess it wasn't memorable
(Yeah, yeah)
If I only hit it twice then I guess it wasn't memorable

The chorus drives home the main message of the song. Saweetie emphasizes the need for memorable experiences if someone wants to see her again. It’s catchy and repetitive, making it easy to sing along. The idea that if she only hooks up twice, it didn’t leave a mark, puts a lot of pressure on potential partners to really impress her. It’s a bold statement about self-worth and how she won’t settle for anything less than extraordinary.

Verse 2

Ooh, I want some head, maybe I should text him back
I don't take it personal when you actin' mad
I can see you in your feelings, baby boy, you should relax (relax)
Don't you got some kids? You should be actin' like a man
Yeah, car sex the best sex
I love fuckin' in a foreign
YSL skirt, easy access, pop it open
Speakers hella high, I'm vibrating while I'm on it
Had to take my choker off so I ain't chokin' while I'm chokin'
If that dick impeccable, I could be available
Busy body getting money
You should feel lucky if I put you in my schedule
My spidey senses tellin' me you fuckable
You got two chances, make it memorable

In this verse, Saweetie continues with her confident and playful tone. She talks about wanting to keep things light and fun, while also calling out guys who get too emotional. The line about car sex adds a cheeky vibe, showing she enjoys the thrill of spontaneity. She also mentions her busy lifestyle, hinting that she’s not just about relationships; she’s also about her own success. The “two chances” line is a clear signal to potential partners that they need to step up if they want her attention. It reinforces the idea that she has choices and won’t settle easily.

Chorus

If you want to see me more you better make it memorable
If I hit it twice then I guess it wasn't memorable
(Yeah, yeah)
If I only hit it twice then I guess it wasn't memorable
If you want to see me more you better make it memorable
If I hit it twice then I guess it wasn't memorable
(Yeah, yeah)
If I only hit it twice then I guess it wasn't memorable

The chorus repeats again, reinforcing the earlier message. It’s straightforward and catchy. The repetition makes it memorable, just like the experiences she demands from her partners. It’s clear that if you want to be in her life, you better make your mark.

Closing Thoughts

Overall, "MEMORABLE" is a bold anthem about self-worth and expectations in dating. Saweetie makes it clear that she knows her value and won’t settle for anything less than incredible. The catchy hooks and confident lyrics make it an empowering listen, perfect for anyone looking to remind themselves of their own worth in relationships.