The song "Tomorrow" by GloRilla seems to speak about the artist's confidence and self-assurance. The lyrics suggest that people may underestimate or criticize GloRilla, but he believes he is superior and untouchable. He compares himself to air, implying that he is everywhere and cannot be avoided or challenged. GloRilla expresses his disregard for those who confront him about other men, emphasizing that he is not interested in them. He states that he doesn't know these men and has no attraction towards them. He also mentions that if he loses a man, he easily moves on to find another. He values his time, and if he feels it's being wasted, he quickly moves on from the situation. The artist asserts that even though people may claim not to associate with him, he believes they cannot match his level or compete with him. He believes he is omnipresent, just like air. He suggests that others should have stayed loyal and aligned themselves with him, rather than talking down on him and being unable to reach his level. GloRilla mentions his ex-partner being involved with one of his old friends, implying that they are both foolish. He dismisses them and mocks their attempts to one-up him by receiving his hand-me-downs. He asserts that they thought they could avoid responsibility or consequences, but now they can't stand him. The artist boasts about being high and not smoking Swishers (a type of cigar). He highlights his close relationship with his gang and refers to them as sisters. GloRilla criticizes women who react emotionally and irrationally over men, claiming that he prefers to handle business and does not associate with such behavior. He mentions cutting off everyone recently, feeling like a lumberjack, suggesting that he is eliminating toxic or negative people from his life. GloRilla feels misunderstood and states that others have misjudged him, but he refuses to engage or be affected by their opinions. The artist alludes to a woman who tweets about her anger when upset, but he takes a different approach and physically confronts problems. He admits that he cannot love someone the same way their current partner can, as he believes it's more cost-effective for his romantic interests to stay with their current partners. He mentions not naming anyone in his songs because his feelings may change, indicating that relationships are temporary to him. GloRilla emphasizes his indifference towards credit scores, stating that he may become wealthy in the future. He acknowledges that not every day will be pleasant, but he remains optimistic about tomorrow.
