Glitchin’ Lyrics – Nardo Wick

Glitchin’ Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1]
In the first verse, Nardo Wick talks about hanging with people who are quick-tempered and ready for action. He says if he doesn’t handle a situation himself, his friend will take care of it. They have people scared of them, and it’s clear they’re prepared for whatever comes their way. The verse shows that they’re gearing up for something big, warning people to get ready, cover their ears, and send kids inside because it’s about to get loud and intense.

[Pre-Chorus]
In the pre-chorus, Nardo Wick talks about making others regret their actions and words. He’s determined to make people pay for underestimating him or trying to act tough. He emphasizes that they should have thought twice before challenging him, as it’s now too late to back out. He suggests that anyone who goes against him is essentially making a fatal mistake, as if they were signing their own death sentence.

[Chorus]
In the chorus, Nardo Wick is hyping up his readiness for action. The lines “better-better swing” and “mop ’em off the park” refer to taking down opponents or enemies. “Glitching” here seems to represent being in an unpredictable, chaotic state where he’s fully in control, ready to handle whatever comes his way with force and intensity.

[Verse 2]
In this verse, Nardo Wick describes his readiness to react quickly and violently. He mentions his finger itching, which could be a metaphor for being eager to act. He talks about his shooter’s readiness and the tension being released. He’s frustrated with people who talk too much and disrespect him, but he prefers action over words. He refers to needing someone who won’t miss when the time comes. He’s confident, saying that he’s among dangerous people (“swimming with sharks”), and he’s looking forward to taking action and eliminating his enemies.

[Refrain]
In this refrain, Nardo Wick repeats his aggressive mindset, showing how he’s getting worked up (“glitching”). “Walking with my stick in my hand” suggests he’s armed and ready for confrontation. The phrase “glitching” shows that he’s mentally on edge, preparing for intense action.

[Verse 3]
In the third verse, Nardo Wick walks through the area, ready for battle, armed with a “stick” (gun). He mentions a woman and her friend being around, but it’s clear he’s still focused on his violent plans. He says that despite claiming he was done with certain things, he’s back at it again, spinning (perhaps referring to driving around or making moves). He’s loading his gun and ready to take action, with no hesitation. He’s taking what he wants, aiming for victory, and isn’t afraid to get ruthless. People are watching and following his every move, but Nardo Wick is doing things his way and gaining attention for it.

[Pre-Chorus]
This pre-chorus repeats, emphasizing the idea that anyone who messes with him will regret it. Nardo Wick is relentless, repeating that people should’ve thought carefully before challenging him. It’s a warning that his actions are inevitable, and there’s no turning back now.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats the idea of being ready to fight and take down anyone who opposes him. The action is imminent, and Nardo Wick is in his element, embracing chaos and aggression as he prepares to “mop” (eliminate) his enemies.

[Refrain]
The refrain repeats Nardo Wick’s intense, chaotic mindset. He’s still “glitching,” which likely refers to his heightened state of aggression, and he’s walking around with his weapon ready, prepared for whatever confrontation is about to happen.