Upcomin Producer Drop a FW➡️➡️➡️Get me to 100 flwrs Make 🔥 Beats Comment by des 🥀 Woooooooooooooooooo Comment by 1K PRODUCTIONZ✪ (READ BIO) I just showed my boyfriend this part and during this calm part he started an argument and right when the beat dropped he called me disgusting and i just sat there with my mouth dropped speechless while the song kept playing 🥲💔 Comment by RonLeeandersonįrankie is the truth Comment by ɴɪᴋᴋᴀʟᴀ ᴍᴀʀɪᴇīills paid. Only song ill listen to for 9 minutes Comment by 𝒱𝒾𝓋🤑 Ima make love to my gf to this Comment by nik0sreīut your love aint freeeee Comment by Oliįrank really has always been the master of beat switches Comment by RonLeeanderson “Got rubies in my damn chain” Rubies were a sign of class in ancient Egyptian times, so by saying he has rubies in his chain, he is implying that he is very wealthy and high class.Working at the pyramid tonite Comment by KIKO❕ She is working the corner while the pimp is reaping the benefits and luxuries of her labor by living at the top floor suite and rolling blunts “twisting my cigars”. “Top floor motel suite twisting my cigars” is expressing the financial relationship between pimp and working woman. “Death” Could refer to his love interest figuratively being dead to him because of her …show more content… Got rubies in my damn chain.” This is where the song grows confusing, it is now the perspective of the man she left Frank for, centuries have passed and he is now the pimp that she works for. “No more, he has killed Cleopatra” refers to two aspects: her death by means of the serpent, and her serpent-like character which was the cause of her demise. Rather than her being in her room, it is empty of her presence and instead a lingering feeling of grief and anger fills her empty space.
Her angry lover compares her to a serpent. No more, he has killed Cleopatra…” The “serpent” imagery here is the symbol of treason and disloyalty.
“No more, she lives no more, serpent in her room.
#PYRAMIDS FRANK OCEAN TAB FULL#
Also implied is Frank's jealousy towards the other man, him saying Samson's “full head of hair” can be seen as an implication that he feel inferior compared to him, since his full head of hair granted him superhuman strength. By using this line he is implying that Cleopatra has betrayed her race by running off and leaving her King (Frank). She is no longer revered, but used and …show more content… His lover, Delilah, betrayed him, and had his hair cut leading to him being captured and blinded.
His Queen leaves him for another man, but he has no plans to treat her with the honor and respect her king had, thus bringing on her decline from Queen/Goddess in her home land to her now degrading role as an object to men in the western hemisphere. In this song he is making a reference to the historical Cleopatra, who brought dishonor to her country by becoming Marc Antony’s mistress (Marc Antony was a conqueror who wanted Egypt as Roman territory) - in the song he narrates the same story happening between him and this woman (Cleopatra). Pyramids, a song written by Frank Ocean is a historical account of the black man and woman in America and their slow fall from grace, from Gods to dogs symbolically.
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