Me & You Lyrics – YAKARY

Me & You Lyrics Meaning

[Hook]
The hook is about a carefree and intimate relationship where the two people are only focused on each other. The lyrics express a strong desire for the person, ignoring past relationships, and having fun together without any boundaries or judgments. It’s about being free to enjoy the moment, doing what they want in private.

[Part 1]
In this part, Yakary is expressing his dissatisfaction with the rap scene in his country, feeling disappointed by it. He mocks his lover’s ex, calling him unattractive and comparing him to a well-known figure. He also brags about his own success, wealth, and popularity, making it clear that he’s at the top of his game. He confidently talks about having a flashy lifestyle and even mentions sleeping with a celebrity’s ex. The part overall has a tone of arrogance and boasting about his status.

[Hook]
The hook repeats the same theme of being together with someone, enjoying intimacy without worrying about any taboos or past relationships. It’s all about the connection between the two, and Yakary tells his lover to forget about their ex and focus on the present. His focus is solely on the person he’s with.

[Part 2]
Here, Yakary mentions several women’s names, showing that he has relationships with many women but emphasizes that none compare to his mother’s love. He then mentions how his life is full of drama, and how karma hits back at people who wrong him. He continues boasting about his success, claiming to have conquered the music industry. He also casually mentions having a s*xual encounter with a famous celebrity, showing his confidence and flaunting his relationships with women as part of his lifestyle.

[Bridge]
This part is about a playful and spontaneous change in mood or attitude. The lyrics suggest a shift from saying “no” to saying “yes,” possibly referring to someone’s decision to let go and have fun, showing the unpredictability of their desires. It’s about living in the moment and enjoying the thrill.

[Hook]
The hook repeats the same message of focus on the present relationship. Yakary tells his lover to forget their ex and assures them that all he wants is them, again emphasizing the intimacy and freedom of their bond. There are no concerns about the past or outside opinions.

[Outro]
The outro is a repetition of the bridge, reinforcing the shift in mood from hesitation to excitement. It highlights the spontaneous and carefree nature of the interaction, with a sense of liberation and energy, continuing the theme of enjoying the moment and living without regrets.