Don’t Stop Lyrics – Nardo Wick

Don’t Stop Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1]
In this verse, Nardo Wick talks about his rise to success and how he’s now at the top with his crew. He feels unstoppable, saying he’s above others who are still stuck in the same place. The line “sitting on all of you n!ggas” suggests that he’s surpassing everyone, leaving them behind. He also mentions loyalty, stressing that his brothers will always have his back whenever he needs them. He doesn’t let anyone get in between them, showing that his crew is strong and united. The verse also hints at some past struggles, where people didn’t recognize him or his team, but now they’re getting attention (“those hoes got glasses now”). Nardo Wick also mentions staying prepared for trouble, keeping his phone on “Do Not Disturb” because he’s focused on his goals. He references his readiness to defend himself, with a “chopper” (a gun) being ready to fire if necessary. He doesn’t want to socialize or get involved in gangs, instead focusing on his own success and the loyalty he shares with his people.

[Bridge]
In the bridge, Nardo Wick reflects on how he misses his roots in the hood, likening it to missing a jacket without a hoodie—something that feels incomplete but still important to him. He talks about returning to the block to make money, emphasizing the hustle. He mentions having three guns on the table, indicating that he’s ready for any situation. His confidence in himself and his crew shows as he dismisses anyone who thinks they’re tougher, showing that his “hammer” (gun) can overpower them.

[Verse 2]
In this verse, Nardo Wick switches to more personal and boastful moments. He talks about a woman who is aggressive and wild, calling her a “monster” and joking that she deserves a “cookie” for her behavior. He also references playful and intimate moments, comparing his personal experiences with the woman to characters from the movie *Toy Story*, and noting how she’s not afraid to express her s*xuality. He continues by showing how his crew handles tough situations, saying that they “tighten up” any loose ends and that even when someone seems like they’re already “full” (strong), they can still keep going. Nardo also touches on the idea of not letting anyone crush dreams but still demanding respect and effort from others. He mentions how women are attracted to him, highlighting his charm and confidence. He goes on to say that he feels like a “hero” in his own community, remembering times when he made his enemies “flood” their block, a reference to causing chaos or dominance. He hints at the frustrations of wanting to take action, but only when someone challenges him. The verse ends with Nardo Wick showcasing his high-end lifestyle, with references to expensive jewelry, a desire for better clothes, and a strong sense of self. He also says that some people are pretending to be rich with fake diamonds, and he calls them out. Lastly, he demands an apology before taking any further action, hinting at his ability to make things happen when necessary.