Lunch Break Freestyle Lyrics – Lyrical Lemonade

Lunch Break Freestyle Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1]
He’s starting off by calling out people who act fake or talk big but don’t really live it, saying they should drop the act. He compares finding something red to a weird Minecraft reference, and then mentions how someone copied his style, but he wasn’t feeling it. When he says he’s got an “M on his mind,” he’s talking about money or a major mindset. He’s not being honest with a girl, but he’s slick about it. The Vienna line is just him bragging about living lavish and wild. When he talks about “popping it,” it’s about standing out, being flashy, or making noise like it’s a movie scene or a crazy fight. He reaffirms that his crew, 2TE, always comes strong. And when he shops, there’s no limit—he buys big, fast, and loud, like it’s an emergency.

[Verse 2]
Here, he’s distancing himself from fake friendliness—he’s not your “buddy.” He’s saying he’s dangerous, not someone to play with, and he doesn’t stick around after hooking up. He’s rich, counting money constantly, but not soft or emotional like Kid Cudi. His circle includes wild and tough people, like his imaginary buddy Sully, probably referencing the monster from *Monsters, Inc.* He jokes about how once you get money, suddenly everyone acts like family. But he’s not looking for love—especially not from someone he sees as unworthy. He throws in a wild line about showing up naked, just to keep things shocking and unpredictable. Then he starts listing all the fake relationships people claim to have with him—friends, cousins, whatever—none of it’s real to him. He talks about cheap people others hang with, saying they’re all in on shady stuff together. At one point he thought about hiding his success, but decided to flaunt it instead. Hazel 2TE is like his wild twin, showing how deep the crew runs. He doesn’t see broke people anymore, like his success changed his vision. And he wonders why people always get touchy when he speaks facts. He brags about his clothes and how his attitude can break people down. Then he ends this part by repeating all the fake labels again, showing how he doesn’t buy into them. When DC shows up, he’s got a whole fleet of flashy cars, and he’s feeling lit, possibly on something, hyped like Juicy J.

[Outro]
He keeps repeating that he’s hyped up and obsessed with those “bars”—that could mean lyrics, energy, or even pills. He’s fully into that wild lifestyle, loving the chaos and the turn-up. It’s his way of saying he lives for that high-energy, out-there vibe, and he’s totally embracing it with no shame.