Problem Solvin' – English Lyrics

• By: Lil Mosey

Lyrics & Translation

Embark on a linguistic journey with Lil Mosey's "Problem Solvin'. This energetic hip-hop track offers a raw glimpse into street narratives and urban slang. Through its direct and assertive lyrics, listeners can explore contemporary rap vocabulary, idiomatic expressions related to conflict and loyalty, and the rhythmic cadences characteristic of the genre. The song's straightforward storytelling makes it an engaging piece for understanding conversational and assertive English within a modern musical context.

[English]

Yeah, Start a problem, yeah (Blick, start a problem, yeah, blick)

He ain't even know, but yeah, we got him, yeah (Ooh, we got him, yeah)

Got these bitches in line, they probably fraud, yeah

Made a plan and get a pole, it's problem solvin', yeah (Grrah, oh)

Start a problem, yeah (Start a problem, yeah)

He ain't even know, but yeah, we got him, yeah (Yeah, we got him), yeah

Got these bitches in line, they probably fraud, yeah

Made a plan and get a pole, it's problem solvin', yeah

I sing, but I got straps on me (On me)

I can't trust these niggas, talkin' to the police (Police)

Like, bitch, please (Bitch, please)

Yeah, why the fuck you talkin' to police (Police)

If we pull up with the gang, he gon' get spilt (Spilt)

Leave his body left up in the field, uh huh (Uh)

Fuckin' on her pussy, pink (Lil' bitch), uh

Faded but I do not sip no lean, uh (Uh)

Yeah, start a problem, yeah (Blick, start a problem, yeah, blick)

He ain't even know, but yeah, we got him, yeah (Ooh, we got him, yeah)

Got these bitches in line, they probably fraud, yeah

Made a plan and get a pole, it's problem solvin', yeah (Grrah, oh)

Start a problem, yeah (Start a problem, yeah)

He ain't even know, but yeah, we got him, yeah (Yeah, we got him), yeah

Got these bitches in line, they probably fraud, yeah

Made a plan and get a pole, it's problem solvin', yeah

Hangin' wit' 'em niggas you be talkin' 'bout (Talkin' 'bout)

Yeah, you be with the opps so we gon' stop 'em (Stop 'em, uh)

We could take your bitch but ain't no talkin' 'bout (Talkin' 'bout)

Pillow talkin', pillow talkin', yeah, lay you down (Lay you down, bop)

Pocket rocket, this a 26

With the gang, and we gon' fly all around the globe (All around the globe, yeah)

Bae, had a race, tryna call us the bankers, but you know (Uh, you know)

Big chopstick, my Asian bitch feel like bloco (Uh, bloco)

Start a problem, yeah (Blick, start a problem, yeah, blick)

He ain't even know, but yeah, we got him, yeah (Ooh, we got him, yeah)

Got these bitches in line, they probably fraud, yeah

Made a plan and get a pole, it's problem solvin', yeah (Grrah, oh)

Start a problem, yeah (Start a problem, yeah)

He ain't even know, but yeah, we got him, yeah (Yeah, we got him), yeah

Got these bitches in line, they probably fraud, yeah

Made a plan and get a pole, it's problem solvin', yeah (Grrah, oh)

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
problem /ˈprɒbləm/ B1	noun - a matter or situation regarded as unwelcome or harmful and needing to be dealt with
plan /plæn/ A2	noun - a detailed proposal for doing or achieving something verb - to decide on and arrange in advance
pole /poʊl/ B1	noun - a long, slender piece of wood or metal, especially one used as a support or a weapon verb - to equip with a pole (slang, e.g., to arm with a gun)
gang /ɡæŋ/ B2	noun - a group of people, especially one that is involved in criminal activity
police /pəˈliːs/ A2	noun - the civil force of a state, responsible for maintaining public order verb - to regulate or supervise, especially to enforce rules
body /ˈbɒdi/ A1	noun - the physical structure of a person or an animal
field /fiːld/ A2	noun - an open land area free of woods and buildings
fraud /frɔːd/ C1	noun - wrongful or criminal deception intended to result in financial or personal gain
strap /stræp/ C1	noun - a narrow strip of leather or other flexible material, used for fastening or holding things verb - to fasten or secure with a strap
pull /pʊl/ A2	verb - to exert force on someone or something so as to move them toward the source of the force noun - a draw or act of pulling
spilt /spɪlt/ B1	adjective - having been caused to overflow or fall out; spilled
faded /ˈfeɪdɪd/ B2	adjective - having lost brightness, vividness, or intensity
lean /liːn/ B2	noun - a mixed alcoholic drink containing cough syrup (slang) verb - to incline or tilt; to depend on
fly /flaɪ/ B2	verb - to move through the air using wings or an engine noun - an insect of the order Diptera
globe /ɡloʊb/ B2	noun - the Earth; a spherical representation of it
race /reɪs/ A2	noun - a competition of speed; a group of people sharing common ancestry verb - to compete in a race
bankers /ˈbæŋkərz/ C1	noun - people who work in a bank or are involved in finance
chopstick /ˈtʃɒpˌstɪk/ B2	noun - a pair of small, slender sticks used as eating utensils in many Asian cultures
rocket /ˈrɒkɪt/ B2	noun - a missile, spacecraft, or vehicle propelled by a rocket engine verb - to increase or rise rapidly
pillow /ˈpɪloʊ/ A2	noun - a soft cushion used to support the head while sleeping

Key Grammar Structures

• He ain't even know, but yeah, we got him, yeah

  ➔ Use of "ain't" as a negative auxiliary and "got" as a present‑perfect form meaning "have".

  ➔ He "ain't" even know → He does not even know; we "got" him → we have caught him.

• Got these bitches in line, they probably fraud, yeah

  ➔ Adverb of probability "probably" before an adjective and the zero‑copula (omission of "are").

  ➔ "they" "probably" "fraud" → they are probably frauds.

• Made a plan and get a pole, it's problem solvin', yeah

  ➔ Coordination of two verbs where the second verb appears in the bare infinitive after a past‑simple verb (ellipsis of the subject and auxiliary).

  ➔ "Made" a plan and "get" a pole → (I) made a plan and (I) got a pole.

• I can't trust these niggas, talkin' to the police

  ➔ Modal verb "can" + negative "not" + infinitive; present participle "talkin'" used as a reduced clause.

  ➔ "can't" trust → cannot trust; "talkin'" to the police → speaking to the police.

• why the fuck you talkin' to police

  ➔ Omission of the auxiliary "are" in a present‑continuous question (informal colloquial style).

  ➔ "you talkin'" → you are talking.

• we could take your bitch but ain't no talkin' 'bout

  ➔ Modal "could" for possibility; double negative with "ain't no" (non‑standard negation).

  ➔ "could" take → would be able to take; "ain't no" talkin' → there is no talking.

• Hangin' wit' 'em niggas you be talkin' 'bout

  ➔ Habitual "be" in African American Vernacular English (AAVE) indicating repeated action; present participle "talkin'".

  ➔ "you be talkin'" → you usually talk.

• we gon' fly all around the globe

  ➔ Contraction "gon'" for "going to" expressing future intention (informal).

  ➔ "gon'" fly → going to fly.

• this a 26

  ➔ Zero copula (omission of "is") common in informal speech and rap lyrics.

  ➔ "this" "is" a 26 → this is a 26.