Don’t Say Nun Lyrics – Yung Wolf, Rylo Rodriguez

Don’t Say Nun Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus: Yung Wolf]
Here, he’s calling out a girl who only cared about appearances and social media attention. She wanted flowers just to post them online, not because she genuinely appreciated him. He’s tired of fake love and people gossiping, trying to make him feel unworthy. He admits he’s emotionally scarred from past experiences, which makes it hard for him to love or trust. Because of that, he keeps his guard up and takes control in relationships so he doesn’t get hurt again. It’s like he’s saying he’s been through too much to let someone play with his emotions anymore.

[Verse 1: Yung Wolf]
He talks about how he always keeps himself looking good and living a flashy lifestyle, but behind that image, he’s struggling with disappointment and trust issues. The girl he’s with doesn’t genuinely care about him—she only shows interest when she wants something, like gifts or attention. He sees through her games and realizes she’s not the kind of woman who’s down for him when times get hard. What he really wants is someone genuine, humble, and loyal, not someone focused on status. He points out that no one can match his loyalty or energy, yet she still betrayed him by messing with others. When he asked her to stay with him until he got his life together, she refused, showing she wasn’t in it for the long run. His friends even knew she wasn’t right for him but didn’t warn him, letting him get played. Now that he’s made it out of his struggles and become successful, he reflects on how fake that love was—she never cared about him, only about what he could offer once he was shining.

[Chorus: Yung Wolf]
He’s looking back, questioning if everything they went through together was worth it. He feels like she could’ve been the one if she had stayed true, but it’s too late now—things are broken beyond repair. He can’t take back the pain or wasted time. He knows she acts cold and heartless now, but deep down he believes one day she’ll regret it when she’s alone. By that time, though, he’ll be gone, and she’ll have to deal with the emptiness she created. He also mentions how the situation got too messy to fix, with too many people involved, and he just hopes her friends keep quiet about everything that went down. It’s a mix of regret, closure, and emotional distance.

[Verse 2: Rylo Rodriguez & Ericka Lee]
Rylo steps in with a raw, detailed story about how fake and messy the relationship became. He calls out the girl for having multiple men pay her bills while pretending she’s independent. She tries to make him jealous online by posting pictures and acting like she’s moved on, but he knows it’s all for attention. He remembers giving her something meaningful, like rose gold jewelry, instead of just flowers, showing that he once cared deeply. Now, though, he’s frustrated and emotionally drained—drinking, sleeping around, and trying to distract himself from the pain. He’s also aware of how fake people around him have become, with some of his old friends turning into snitches or switching sides. He talks about helping her improve her looks, even paying for things like surgery, but now she’s caught up in shallow stuff like fortune readings and gossip. He’s clearly over the drama, throwing away reminders of her and watching her post online just to brag. This verse shows a mix of regret, disappointment, and bitterness—he’s tired of the lies, the games, and the fake love that used to feel real.

[Chorus: Yung Wolf]
He ends by repeating that she never wanted genuine affection, only attention for social media. People gossip about him, but he’s learned not to let that bother him anymore. His heart’s been through too much to trust easily, so he protects himself by staying cautious and moving first before anyone can hurt him. It’s his way of showing strength after heartbreak.