End time Quote by Anonymous
“Can't promise I'ma treat you right, But lemme show what I got for you to eat tonight, HA! Fuck, Fuck..tryna sleep tonight. Spend time not money it's a cheaper price. Still to them my car expensive, & the house not to mention. So lemme ask this question, did I get your attention cus… You make my tempature rise, (ya yo ya yo yo) You make my tempature rise, (ya yo ya yo yo) I - I - I get so high high high I'ma, I'ma try not to treat you wrong, But all the pretty guys love me & they love my songs, Ha! Maybe he's a chooser to blond, Or just the damage I be doing to these songs? I don't know! Still that shit ain't relevant, you need the dream & I'm selling it So when I'm throwin' you my sally, just bring your fine ass where my telly is cus you… You make my tempature rise, (ya yo ya yo yo) You make my tempature rise, (ya yo ya yo yo) I - I - I get so high high high DAMN, I told you I wasn't yo girl tho', So why you lettin' all the whole world know, But if tonight is still go, I'm wearing some Chanel' & a fur coat (YUP) text me if you're coming tonight, We should sex, smoke a little, & screamin fuck the cops! Shit I'm used to not having alot, So I love them other guys like I love the block but you… You make my tempature rise, (ya yo ya yo yo) You make my tempature rise, (ya yo ya yo yo) I - I - I get so high high high”
About This Quote
Source Song: Unidentified rap/hip‑hop track, unknown release
The speaker mixes bravado, desire, and existential yearning while confronting material pressures and seeking connection.
In simple terms: He boasts, seeks love, and reflects on life’s struggles.
Key Takeaway
Balance confidence with genuine connection.
Themes
desire
materialism
identity
loneliness
confidence
Mood
defiant
energetic
conflicted
Type
cultural
musical
When to use this quote
- nightlife
- dating
- creative expression
- financial stress
Key Concepts
self‑presentation
social status
emotional vulnerability
Questions to Reflect On
- What authentic connections can you pursue beyond material displays?
- How does bravado affect your true self?
A Different Perspective
The lyrics glorify excess and objectify others, limiting depth.
