"Déjà Vu" is a song by Justin Stone that reflects on the struggles of growing up and navigating through adult responsibilities. The lyrics convey a sense of disillusionment and frustration with the realities of adulthood. The song begins with the artist expressing his previous desire for success and a record deal, but now he no longer wants to grow up. He mentions the burden of bills, taxes, and stress that come with being an adult, leading him to ignore text messages and distance himself from fake friends. Stone talks about the lack of progress in his career, stating that he hasn't received a raise in six months. He acknowledges that his album's success is crucial to avoid going back to working a nine-to-five job. Despite this pressure, he tries to stay positive and cool about the situation. The lyrics also touch on the artist's pride in being featured on Spotify. He mentions the possibility of boasting about his streaming numbers but decides not to do so until he reaches higher levels of success. Stone references Rap Genius, a website that annotates song lyrics, indicating that his lyrics have deeper meanings and inviting listeners to explore his thoughts. The chorus emphasizes his desire to live a more exciting and carefree life. He wants to go out and have fun, jumping into crowds and feeling the adrenaline. Stone tells his audience that he will take care of the bills while they rest. He also states that he doesn't perform for free (no frees) and prides himself on dropping original sixteen-bar verses (OGs). Overall, "Déjà Vu" represents the frustration of the artist as he navigates the challenges of adult life and the hope for a more fulfilling and successful future.
