Remy Ma releases visuals for her “Company” single ft. A Boogie wit da Hoodie

Remy Ma flexes her success and resilience, delivering bars that highlight her financial wins and dismiss her detractors with razor-sharp pettiness. A notable excerpt from the song includes: “I’m gettin’ money, hoe, I’m livin’ comfortably / You not a G and took an L, why? ‘Cause you ugly / I’m petty, it’s fun to me, are you done? You dumb to me. I be laughin’, all these chicks is Jackson, they a dub to me / I just bought another house, so now that makes that number 3 / Now they call me marathon because I really run the streets.”

These lyrics encapsulate Remy’s confident swagger and lyrical prowess. She boasts about her wealth and comfortable lifestyle while throwing jabs at her rivals, calling them out for their losses (“took an L”) and lack of authenticity (“you not a G”). The playful yet cutting line about her foes being “ugly” underscores her knack for petty, humorous disses—a hallmark of her style. Referring to her detractors as “Jackson” (a nod to low-value 20-dollar bills featuring Andrew Jackson) and “a dub” (slang for something worthless), Remy asserts her dominance in the game. Her mention of owning three houses and being nicknamed “marathon” for her relentless hustle in the streets further cements her status as a boss in both music and life.

Remy Ma’s return with “Company” reaffirms her staying power in an ever-evolving rap landscape. With her storied career—marked by hits like “Lean Back” with Terror Squad, a Grammy-nominated solo run, and her role on Love & Hip Hop: New York—Remy continues to prove she’s a force to be reckoned with, running the streets and the charts with equal finesse.