OKLOSER – English Lyrics

• By: Doja Cat
• Album: Scarlet 2 CLAUDE

Lyrics & Translation

[English]

I say, "Okay, okay, loser" (okay, loser)

We go way, way back, I won't say, "Okay, boomer" (yeah, yeah)

Ain't shit sweet, I brush my teeth but still my tooth hurt (still my tooth hurt, hey, hey)

You cannot come to the cookout, get your hand up out the cooler (cooler, bitch)

She was in my seat, I had to scooch her (I had to scooch her, I had to)

She was at her knees, I had to boot her (I had to boot her)

She just left the team like we ain't knew her (like we ain't knew her, bitch)

She just left the team like, okay, loser (yeah, yeah) okay, loser

I ain't all on my lonesome, they want me to loan some

I made a fortune, they can't let that go none

I'm doin' so much, that cost a shoulder

I don't blow it all on a VVS boulder

I put the verse in the 'ace

I put the grr in they top teeth

Rock on my hand make The Rock wanna rock me

Flock to the stands, 'cause my opp always watchin' (yeah, ay, ay, ay)

I say, "Okay, okay, loser" (okay, loser)

We go way, way back, I won't say, "Okay, boomer" (yeah, yeah)

Ain't shit sweet, I brush my teeth but still my tooth hurt (still my tooth hurt, hey, hey)

You cannot come to the cookout, get your hand up out the cooler (cooler, bitch)

She was in my seat I had to scooch her (I had to scooch her, I had to)

She was at her knees, I had to boot her (I had to boot her)

She just left the team like we ain't knew her (like we ain't knew her, bitch)

She just left the team like, okay, loser, okay, loser

And I said, "Loser, loser, loser"

Why the f-, always comin' out the woodwork?

Don't know why she mad, 'cause ain't nothin' I did to her

She just out here plottin' on my, I call her Stewart

She the lowest, she so down and out, I'll sue her

Grow the up, act your age, you immature

Maybe one day, you gon' create some allure

Maybe one day, you'll be great and go on tour

Like me, hey, okay, okay, loser (okay, loser)

We go way, way back, I won't say, "Okay, boomer" (okay, okay)

Ain't shit sweet, I brush my teeth but still my tooth hurt (still my tooth hurt, hey, hey)

You cannot come to the cookout, get your hand up out the cooler (cooler, bitch)

She was in my seat I had to scooch her (I had to scooch her, I had to)

She was at her knees, I had to boot her (I had to boot her)

She just left the team like we ain't knew her (like we ain't knew her, bit)

She just left the team like, okay, loser, okay, loser, hey

Okay, okay (loser), gon' leave me alone

Okay, okay (loser), you need me, I know

Okay, okay (loser), ain't givin' you none

Okay, okay (loser), gon' leave me alone

Okay, okay (loser), gon' leave me alone

Okay, okay (loser), you need me, I know

Ain't givin' you none, none

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Key Grammar Structures

• I say, 'Okay, okay, loser' (okay, loser)

  ➔ Direct Speech

  ➔ The phrase 'I say, "Okay, okay, loser"' uses direct speech, where the exact words spoken are quoted.

• We go way, way back, I won't say, 'Okay, boomer'

  ➔ Future Simple in Negative Form

  ➔ The phrase 'I won't say' is an example of the future simple tense in negative form, indicating a refusal to perform an action in the future.

• Ain't shit sweet, I brush my teeth but still my tooth hurt

  ➔ Double Negative

  ➔ The phrase 'Ain't shit sweet' uses a double negative, which is common in informal English but generally avoided in formal writing.

• You cannot come to the cookout, get your hand up out the cooler

  ➔ Imperative Mood

  ➔ The phrase 'get your hand up out the cooler' is in the imperative mood, used to give a direct command or order.

• She was in my seat, I had to scooch her

  ➔ Past Continuous + Past Simple

  ➔ The sentence combines past continuous ('She was in my seat') with past simple ('I had to scooch her') to show an action interrupting another.

• She just left the team like we ain't knew her

  ➔ Colloquial Contraction

  ➔ The phrase 'we ain't knew her' uses a colloquial contraction of 'we did not know her', common in informal speech.

• I'm doin' so much, that cost a shoulder

  ➔ Non-standard Verb Form

  ➔ The phrase 'I'm doin'' uses a non-standard verb form of 'doing', typical in informal or regional dialects.

• Rock on my hand make The Rock wanna rock me

  ➔ Subject-Verb Agreement in Informal Context

  ➔ The phrase 'make The Rock wanna rock me' uses informal subject-verb agreement, where 'make' is singular but 'wanna' is a colloquial contraction.