What does the phrase "He got nothing on me" mean?

american-english

I was listening a song by Charlie Puth and he says:

Superman got nothing on me

What does it mean?


Solution 1:

Charlie's saying that he's equivalent to Superman. "Got nothing on me" is a common phrase for saying that something has no advantages over or is in no way superior to another thing (or person in this case).

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