Smoke Lyrics – Victoria Monét ft. Lucky Daye

[Chorus]
The chorus captures the essence of the song's theme. The "little fireworks that light up for me" can be interpreted as the sparks of excitement and positivity that arise when smoking. The phrase "In my fingertips I burn my worries" metaphorically suggests that the act of smoking helps to alleviate stress and concerns. "Do it somethin' like that eight-track, shawty" and "Keep it in rotation" allude to the repetitive and rhythmic nature of passing around a joint or blunt, emphasizing the communal aspect of smoking. The chorus portrays smoking as a form of celebration and enjoyment....Read More

[Verse 1]
In this verse, Victoria Monét and Lucky Daye express the simplicity and ease of sharing the experience of smoking. The mention of "pre-rolls in the bag" and deciding who should "shotgun" (a term referring to taking the first hit) suggests a sense of camaraderie and cooperation. The idea that the smoke can "go both ways" reinforces the inclusive nature of the experience, irrespective of gender or preferences.

[Pre-Chorus]
Lucky Daye's pre-chorus adds a sensual and intimate dimension to the song. The imagery of "hotbox while you hit the box, top" carries a double entendre, referencing both smoking and intimacy. The lyrics suggest a connection between the act of sharing a smoke and shared moments of intimacy, strengthening the bond between the individuals involved.

[Chorus]
The chorus is repeated here, reiterating the themes of celebration, relaxation, and unity that come with smoking. The repetition reinforces the song's core message and its significance.

[Verse 2]
This verse continues to explore the positive aspects of smoking. The reference to "Earth, Wind and Fire" implies a sense of harmony and energy that comes from smoking together. The request for someone who knows how to roll to "be my supplier" conveys a lighthearted yet flirtatious tone, suggesting that sharing the experience can also be a form of connection and attraction.

[Pre-Chorus]
The pre-chorus is repeated with Victoria Monét joining in this time. This repetition reinforces the link between smoking and intimacy, while also maintaining the sensuality and playfulness that the song embodies.

[Chorus]
The chorus is repeated again, underscoring the themes of celebration and unity. The use of the phrase "it's a celebration every time we smoke" emphasizes the joyful and carefree aspect of coming together to enjoy the experience.

[Outro]
The outro playfully references both artists and their collaboration. The line "Sound like a lucky day" combines their names to further strengthen their creative partnership. The final lines "Roll up and let it play, this that shit you smoke to" encapsulate the essence of the song, suggesting that this track itself is something you would enjoy while smoking, emphasizing its fitting nature for the context.

In summary, "Smoke" by Victoria Monét is a song that celebrates the act of smoking, particularly as a social and communal experience that brings people together. It portrays smoking as a form of celebration, relaxation, and intimacy, and it captures the positive emotions and connections that can arise from sharing this activity with others. The lyrics blend sensuality, camaraderie, and carefree enjoyment, creating a song that resonates with those who appreciate the laid-back and joyful aspects of life. ...Read Less