The song "Ex's (Fentanyl Remix)" by GloRilla is a collaboration with Lil Durk. The lyrics express the artists' disregard for their exes and old friends who are angry or bitter towards them. They emphasize that they don't care about the negative things people have to say and are focused on their own success and well-being. GloRilla starts by saying that people are mad and hurt, and he doesn't pay attention to what they say. He mentions that his exes, old friends, and other people have nothing good to say about him. He states that he doesn't want to hear anything about his exes because they are sad and he considers them dead to him. He also dismisses his old friends, saying they are mad and he knows they are at the bottom while he is successful. He asserts that money talks and he doesn't answer collect calls, indicating that he doesn't associate with people who bring him down. He confidently proclaims his superiority over others and suggests that they perform sexual acts to please him. Lil Durk's verse starts with him addressing the anger and lies from women he has been involved with. He implies that some people in the music industry have tried to pay for fake relationships for publicity purposes. He suggests that some women in the industry are involved with each other secretly but won't be cut off from his circle. He reflects on his experiences and how he has become more cautious, even going through phones now. He mentions that Booka, a member of his crew, has been involved with his old girlfriends, causing them to hate him. Durk states that he has returned to making love songs but now gets people to sign non-disclosure agreements to protect himself. He adds that he is not too rich to have relationships with his old flames, but now they have to pay him. He references a person named Doodie and a lie told about being the father of a child. He also mentions Elon Musk, verifying his own status. Durk expresses his boldness and indicates that he would disrespect a deceased person by spitting on their casket. He hints at carrying a concealed weapon, likening it to a "mini Drac'" (Draco being a type of firearm) and mentions women from the streets who prefer ski masks, indicating their involvement in criminal activities. Durk concludes by referring to someone he spoke to, possibly Pooh Shiesty, mentioning his association with dangerous individuals and adding that someone he knows is involved with a person who just started using drugs. GloRilla's verse continues with him addressing the issue of men who don't perform oral sex. He criticizes them and implies that they are in the way, while he enjoys it. He refers to Tina Turner's real name, Anna Mae, and mentions feeling sorry for her in the past but now claims he would slap someone who doesn't perform oral sex. He mentions driving fast without using brakes and how someone drinking lean made him need a break. He describes someone trying to prove a point to him but ends up having satisfying sex instead. GloRilla talks about another person's baby daddy who had sex with him, despite the woman claiming he is not good. He implies that he could potentially replace the woman's current partner. He wishes he could have seen her reaction upon finding out it was him. The lyrics conclude with a repetition of the chorus, emphasizing the artists' lack of concern for their exes and old friends and reaffirming their pride and confidence. The mention of fentanyl in the lyrics seems to be a metaphorical reference to their allure and power, suggesting that they can bring pleasure but also cause harm or even death.
