NO LOS VI Lyrics – LIT killah

NO LOS VI Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
In the intro, Salastkbron sets the tone by making it clear that things are straightforward. He acknowledges a higher power, hinting at a sense of faith that keeps him grounded despite the challenges he faces. He’s aware of hidden motives around him and suggests that while people might pretend to know what’s going on, they’re actually quite ordinary and predictable. He questions the whereabouts of those who used to be around him, implying that he has noticed their absence and feels let down by their lack of support.

[Coro]
The chorus highlights the feeling of disconnection and disappointment. The artists express that while they’ve come a long way from their struggles, the people who once were close don’t acknowledge them anymore. When they cross paths, those individuals either avoid eye contact or have nothing to say, which emphasizes their indifference. The line about cruising in a Jeep with their crew reinforces their bond and success, while questioning where the others who claimed to support them have gone, highlighting feelings of betrayal.

[Verso 1]
In the first verse, Salastkbron reflects on his low-key lifestyle despite his fame. He stays focused on his circle and avoids unnecessary drama. He mentions that he’s constantly shifting his mindset, feeling the fatigue that comes with being in the spotlight. He confidently notes his style and presence, suggesting he’s aware of how he’s perceived. He expresses frustration towards those who used to be around but are no longer relevant to him, indicating that he finds their attempts at staying trendy shallow. His focus is on the real relationships and his ambitions rather than fleeting attention.

[Verso 2]
In the second verse, LIT killah questions the authenticity of his surroundings, admitting he’s lost trust in people and struggles to discern who’s genuine. He paints a vivid picture of his life, describing fast-paced living and feeling unstoppable, likening himself to John Cena in terms of visibility. He also mentions the flashy aspects of his life but hints at a desire for deeper connections. The verse highlights his ambition and determination to succeed, pushing against distractions. LIT killah acknowledges that he’s aware of people who only reach out when they see his success, making it clear he doesn’t need their insincerity.

[Coro]
In this repetition of the chorus, the artists again express their confusion and disappointment regarding the people they used to know. They emphasize that despite sharing the same paths and experiences, those individuals remain absent and silent when they meet. The Jeep imagery reinforces their bond with their crew, questioning the loyalty of others and showcasing their journey from humble beginnings to success. The repeated query about the whereabouts of others emphasizes their feeling of betrayal and loneliness amidst their achievements.

[Verso 3]
In the third verse, Pablo Chill-E reflects on the absence of people who didn’t support him during tough times. He’s frustrated that those who claim to be his friends only show up now that he’s successful. He contrasts his past struggles with his current success, mentioning that he’s no longer just hanging around the neighborhood but moving into bigger spaces with luxury. He criticizes those who only appear in the background of his success and express a desire to see his true friends prosper. As time passes, he’s reminded of those who have left, feeling the pressure of time while wishing for genuine support over superficial attention.

[Puente]
In the bridge, Pablo Chill-E highlights his experiences with betrayal and lack of support during critical moments. He notes that he didn’t see these people during difficult times, reinforcing the idea that their friendship is conditional. He compares himself to John Cena, stating he’s not seen by many unless it’s in a public setting. This metaphor underlines his feeling of isolation, even in the limelight, and emphasizes that real connections matter more than superficial recognition.

[Coro]
In the final repetition of the chorus, the artists reiterate their confusion and sense of betrayal. They question the loyalty of those who used to be present in their lives but are now absent, emphasizing the lack of genuine acknowledgment during encounters. Their camaraderie, symbolized by the Jeep, showcases their unity and success while driving home the idea that the people they once knew are nowhere to be found. This repetition strengthens their message about authenticity and the pain of feeling let down by those who weren’t truly supportive.