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The meaning of the lyrics of the song "Party Animal" by the artist "Timati (Тимати)"

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Timati, DJ M.E.G is goin down straight like that

Alright, yeah

All I wanna do is, drink, get drunk

Party hard, get caught

Stupid I'll go crazy

Then make up with all the ladies

I'm a animal, woof, woof

A party animal, woof, woof

I'm busy drunk

Girl you know what I want

And you don't have to ask me cause I'm so fucked up

Put more inside my cup,

I can feel it in ma veins

And keep your piece of mind, I just want your brains

Now go insane

I'm higher than a plane

And everything is blurrin

I cannot see a thing

Move bitch, get out ma way

And it's ma party, do what the fuck I say

All I wanna do is, drink, get drunk

Party hard, get caught

Stupid I'll go crazy

Then make up with all the ladies

I'm a animal, woof, woof

A party animal, woof, woof

High five, I'm turned on by the lights

It makes me feel like I, flyin' through the sky

Who got the glow sticks, I'm feelin' on her tits

And I think that she likes it cause she grindin' on ma

Oh shit, where did I drop my whip

Tell me where is ma waitress

Bartender to ma vip, sexy sexy girl strip

I might give you a chip

Loop both way before crossing

Or you just might hit

[2x:]

All I wanna do is, drink, get drunk

Party hard, get caught

Stupid I'll go crazy

Then make up with all the ladies

I'm a animal, woof, woof

A party animal, woof, woof

All I wanna do is drink, drink, drink

Get drunk, drunk, drunk

Party, party, party, party

I'm a animal, woof, woof

A party animal, woof woof

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