Ar’mon: Probably after this interview, it’s gonna be like, “Oh it was about me!
"It was about me!”
Trey: You know you might have a few like…
Ar’mon: Yeah.
Trey: Not a few!
Ar’mon: He trippin!
Ar’mon: On this one, we wrote basically about some old issues we had back in the day
with some old girlfriends.
I think that's why, you know, we wrote the verses and stuff.
Trey: You know you got that relationship where you feel like it’s gonna last forever.
So that kinda inspired us.
Ar’mon: The definition of riding out to me is just doing everything I feel like, anything
to make her happy you know?
To the extent of keeping her whether it’s financially, whether it’s physically, mentally,
anything we gotta do.
Trey: You basically just…
You’re down no matter what.
Ar’mon: No matter what.
Trey: It’s just a connection that you have with the person that you don’t have with
anyone else.
Trey: Like you really feel like you like this person forever.
And you just go to feeling like it can last forever.
Ar’mon: When you get into a situation to where you’ve never been in
that type of situation and it’s making it seem like you’re getting opened up to new
things, it’s like…
“Yo. This my shorty forever.”
Like I feel like this gon’ last cause I’ve never been in something like this.
So that’s what makes you say different stuff and do different things that you normally
wouldn’t do.
Ar’mon: I feel like she gotta comfort me in a way that I
never been comforted before.
That’s how I feel.
You be like, “Yo."
"I never had somebody console me like this.”
I feel like that’s when you’re like, “You can have all of mine."
"You can have all my time.”
Cause now I just feel like we past the petty stages.
Now we going into that forever stage.
Ar’mon: The Aaliyah “One In A Million” song really did inspire the line that we wrote.
When that happened, everybody started saying, “Oh my girl one in a million."
"Oh my girl, she the GOAT.”
You know what I’m saying?
The GOAT mean greatest of all time.
So yeah that really did inspire it.
Ar’mon: Everybody was thinking I was saying, “I’ma run it up with her mama.”
They’re like, “Yo he said I’ma run it up with her mama.”
He crazy.
He savage.
But I’m like, “Yo nah."
I’m saying with my shorty, we gon’ run it up together.
Ar’mon: Basically we didn’t say the H-O-E word.
We did put it in the song but that was just to give the flavor to the song and add the
swag to it.
But the reason why we cut it out because this like a real life thing right here and we don’t
wanna refer to no type of female as the H-O-E word.
You know what I’m saying?
We kinda just block that out and let that be to the side.
You can listen to that.
But we just wanna let it be known that we don’t think no female’s an H-O-E.
At all.
That’s just not how we coming.
Ar’mon: Going through the whole song it’s like, “Yo we just wanna love you from top to bottom."
Like any way, shape, form, or fashion, that’s what we gonna do.
So “kissing both sets of your lips” just means, to us, how we wrote it was like
"Yo we gonna kiss you from head to toe.”
That’s how we adore you.
That’s how much we adore you.
Trey: The girl that inspired me, I don’t talk to no more.
So it’s like…
She don’t really know.
She don’t really know it’s about her.
Ar’mon: Right.
Same here.
Nah same here my dude.
Trey: I’m pretty sure they both heard the song.
Ar’mon: They probably both heard the song but I don’t…
You know how things go overtime.
They don’t think you writing about them.
Look at the song you inspired.
Trey: People in life today, they feel like you owe them something.
So if they do something for you, they want something in return.
Basically I wanted to let her know, I’m by your side any battle.
I don’t need a medal.
Like I’m not looking for no reward.
I’m doing this because I really truly wanna be by your side.
Trey: Mint Condition had a song called, “You Send Me Swinging” and I basically used a
lyric from there which was, “You send me swinging.”
And they inspired me to use that line.
You know, I’m inspired by Mint Condition, Boys II Men, Jackson 5.
All of those.