BIG Lyrics – YoungBoy Never Broke Again

BIG Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro is more like a quick shoutout. YoungBoy’s shouting out Veno, the producer, giving him credit for cooking up the beat. It’s like a casual heads-up to the listeners that something big is about to start. Nothing deep here—just a way of setting the stage and letting people know who’s behind the sound.

[Verse 1]
YoungBoy starts off by talking to a woman named Ms. Paris, saying he could take her to London and show her a good time. He flexes that he knows how to make serious money and can easily afford private jets for her and her friends. Then he dives into his past, saying he’s from a tough place in the North where people turn crime into a way of getting rich. He’s not shy about saying that robberies and violence helped lead him to the wealth he now has.

He mentions that even neighbors notice how he’s been dominating in life, and some people regret ever calling him out in their music because he doesn’t back down—he’ll respond no matter what. He refers to himself as a “Backyardigan,” showing he’s always outside and ready for action. He talks about a car his dad gave him breaking down while taking a girl to school, and having a gun with him at the time, showing how real and risky life has always been.

He compares his enemies to nails that he and his crew hammer down—basically saying they take care of threats without hesitation. Jail seems like a place he always ends up, as if he was meant for it, but that hasn’t stopped him. He talks about owning a tank that drives on water and buying a $60,000 cross necklace for his daughter. Surrounded by people like a biker gang, he warns others to stay strapped, because if you come at him soft, he’ll hit back hard.

[Chorus]
Here, YoungBoy’s showing off his lifestyle—expensive cars like Bentleys, a Lamborghini Urus, flashy jewelry, and stacks of cash. He’s embracing the thug image but also being recognized as a star. He’s not just living big—he’s building mansions and making sure people know he’s the one who made it. At the same time, he stays protected, with security at his house. If anyone tries to cause problems and then act innocent, he’s ready to deal with them harshly. He stays alert, making sure his crew never avoids danger—they face it head-on.

[Verse 2]
In this verse, YoungBoy paints a picture of moving through the night quietly like a thief—comparing himself to Lil Meechy sneaking around. He’s riding with his friend Choppa in a Jaguar, smoking weed, showing a reckless, dangerous vibe. When someone talks too much, he doesn’t waste time—he sends someone to handle it as soon as the guy shows up.

He’s annoyed with a woman who won’t stop hovering near his drink, and even though he talks like a preacher sometimes, he can get wild and aggressive depending on the situation. He warns people not to mess up their own path and instead just focus on stacking money and moving forward.

When things get serious, he pulls out his weapon and isn’t afraid to break rules to protect himself or his name. If a girl plays music from guys he doesn’t like, he kicks her out—he doesn’t keep fake energy around him. He mentions being on a ship called the Flying Dutchman, adding a fantasy twist, then talks about putting guns “in Davy Jones’ locker,” meaning he’s ready for war if needed. Even though people claim to hate him, he knows deep down they actually admire him—they can’t ignore his impact.

[Chorus]
Once again, YoungBoy is flexing his luxury lifestyle—talking about his colored Bentleys, Lamborghini Urus, flashy jewelry, and big stacks of cash. He proudly calls himself a thug and a star, showing that he’s made it and knows his worth. He’s living large with homes everywhere and tight security to protect it all. If someone tries to start drama and hide their hand, he’s not letting it slide. He makes sure his whole crew stays solid and doesn’t run from anything.