F**K That Ni**a Lyrics – YoungBoy Never Broke Again

F**K That Ni**a Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Birdman]
The intro is Birdman setting the scene, letting listeners know he’s from the Bayou and always ready with his crew. He’s showing off his toughness, hinting at weapons, and hyping up his friend Brando as someone dangerous and respected. It’s all about confidence, reputation, and being ready for action.

[Verse: Birdman, YoungBoy Never Broke Again & Herm Tha Blacksheep]
This verse dives deep into their lives growing up tough and grinding hard to make money. They talk about coming up from difficult times, working relentlessly, and not caring about what anyone else thinks. The artists emphasize loyalty and living by their own rules, showing that they trust only themselves and their close crew. There’s a lot of focus on money and status, like driving flashy cars and carrying weapons, but it’s also mixed with street survival—always staying alert and ready for conflict.

They describe their readiness to protect themselves and their crew, showing that social media or casual threats aren’t taken lightly. There’s a sense of paranoia and toughness, where they constantly plan for possible attacks and revenge. Drügs, parties, and distractions are mentioned, but they try to keep focus on what’s necessary for survival and making money. They also touch on personal loss, like losing a brother, which fuels their anger and actions, showing that their violence isn’t random—it’s shaped by trauma and street realities.

The artists show a mix of pride and aggression. They boast about their wealth and how they can provide for family or friends, but at the same time, they’re ready to deal with enemies without hesitation. The verse highlights a strong street code where respect, retaliation, and survival come first. There’s a recurring idea that anyone crossing them or testing them will face consequences, and they’re willing to act quickly, using guns or influence to protect their status and lives.

Even as they describe their dangerous lifestyle, there’s an undertone of personal struggle. They balance the thrill of living fast with awareness of the risks—losing friends, dealing with threats, and coping with the weight of past losses. Their words show a mix of defiance, pain, and determination, painting a picture of life where trust is rare, money is power, and danger is constant. They make it clear that betrayal, weakness, or disrespect isn’t tolerated, and they live by a code that’s unforgiving, emphasizing loyalty, toughness, and revenge as central to who they are.

The artists also stress identity and pride. Being “real” isn’t just about money—it’s about surviving, standing your ground, and proving yourself in a harsh environment. They express distrust toward outsiders, the consequences of disloyalty, and the intensity of their lifestyle. It’s a glimpse into a world where ambition, aggression, and survival intersect, showing both the bravado and the real emotional weight behind the tough exterior.

[Outro: YoungBoy Never Broke Again]
The outro shows YoungBoy living a fast, dangerous lifestyle, always alert and ready for trouble. He mixes confidence and street smarts, showing that he’s in control and prepared to handle anything that comes his way.