#IChangedMyLifestyle Lyrics – Baby Cute

#IChangedMyLifestyle Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The artist kicks off by swearing he’s serious and pumped up. It’s a bold start, showing he’s made a big shift in how he lives.

[Chorus]
He’s repeating that he’s changed his lifestyle to really drive it home. It’s like a personal victory chant. He’s not the same person he used to be — something big in his life has flipped, and he’s proud of it. Each line is confident and straightforward, showing that the change is something he stands by fully.

[Verse 1]
He talks about setting boundaries by simply saying “no” to people, which made others think he’s being rude. He sees through people who are fake, especially those trying to please everyone, pointing out that they’re lonely without real friends. He doesn’t care for people pretending to be tough or important — he doesn’t want anything to do with them. He jokes that changing people isn’t easy, comparing it to replacing someone like in a video game, where things can get explosive and chaotic. Even after being hurt, he feels like he’s coming back stronger, kind of like a rebirth. He admits to dealing with his own struggles, like popping pills at night, saying it helps him cope. He also mentions acting wild in the city, specifically in Moscow, almost like he’s untouchable or above the rules. He questions why someone’s acting different now, hinting they’ve never seen this bold, new version of him before.

[Chorus]
Again, he keeps repeating that he’s changed his lifestyle, like it’s his new motto. It’s clear he’s moved on from his past and is embracing a different way of living, probably one that’s more real, independent, and confident.

[Verse 2]
He opens up about how his emotions have shifted and how he’s now playing a different kind of game in life — likely more serious and focused. He’s caused pain, maybe to others or himself, and admits it. He talks about money, especially dirty money, meaning maybe cash earned in risky ways, and how it matters to him — it’s clean, not even dusty, showing how well he’s keeping it or valuing it. He repeats that his feelings have changed and he’s not playing around anymore. There’s a line in Russian where he says she’s changed her lifestyle but deep down, she’s still the same person. Then he mentions how his old friends don’t listen to a certain guy anymore, calling him outdated. He makes it clear that he’s not looking for love or emotional connections — he just wants to keep his cool style and energy.

[Chorus]
One more time, he chants that he’s changed his lifestyle. It feels like an anthem now, something he’s repeating not just to tell others but to remind himself of how far he’s come.