"It's disturbing what I gross (What I gross) / Survey says you not even close (Not even close) / Everybody's bosses, to the time that pay for the office / To them invoices, separate the men from the boys / Over here we measure success by how many people successful next to you / Here we say you broke if everybody gets broke except for you / Boss!"įun fact: "Boss" is also the track that features Blue Ivy, giving a shout out to her younger siblings, Rumi and Sir. "My great, great, grandchildren already rich / That's a lot of brown children on your Forbes list." On "Boss," Bey and Jay both take ownership of their massive success. "Tell the Grammys fuck that 0 for 8 shit / Have you ever seen the crowd goin' apes**t?" 3. Jay also took on the Grammys, addressing the fact that his last album, 4:44, was nominated for eight awards (more than any other nominee), but won none of them. "I said no to the Super Bowl / You need me, I don't need you / Every night we in the end-zone / Tell the NFL we in stadiums, too." First, Jay addresses those rumors that he turned down the chance to perform at the Super Bowl earlier this year. The track that was released wide to the world contains some of the couple's most brutally honest indictments of the entertainment industry. "I remember nights in the projects / Bullet rounds interrupting my Chi / When the worst thing that could happen / Zipped-up his jacket and ran back down the street / In Bel-Air only the nights get cold, I wrapped a yellow jacket around me / It's not lost on me, music has my kids sound asleep." 2. On the first track on the album, Jay gets real about his childhood and how he's creating a different life for his own children. Here are some of the biggest revelations from the album's lyrics. The notoriously private couple opened up about their relationship struggles during each of their previous solo albums, Lemonade and 4:44, but on Everything Is Love, they managed to dig even deeper.
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