Zero IQ Freestyle Lyrics – YoungBoy Never Broke Again

Zero IQ Freestyle Lyrics Meaning

## [Intro]
He’s hyping himself up, bragging that nothing can stop him, even if people try to come at him. He keeps repeating that he’s “him,” basically saying he’s the one in control and the one everybody fears. He claims responsibility for taking down anyone who challenged him. The overall vibe is confidence, aggression, and a warning that he’s not someone to mess with. It’s like he’s stepping into the room saying he’s the top dog and everyone knows it.

## [Verse 1]
He starts by saying he pulls up in an old-school car like his cousin and gives a shoutout to someone locked up. He’s moving around armed, ready for whatever, and doesn’t think anyone can beat him. He says people didn’t believe in him at first, but once he proved himself, suddenly others want to copy his style or be like him. He keeps talking tough, reminding everyone he’s not to be played with and that his career is taking off fast.

He talks about giving money or helping his people, and he jokes that outsiders might think he was just picking up trash, but really he was making moves and getting ahead. Then he mentions a messy situation with his girlfriend telling him she slept with celebrities after he already put her on. He’s mad about it and ready to react violently. He challenges anyone trying to test him, telling them to be brave if they really want problems.

He dismisses someone claiming gang status, saying they’re not actually about that life. When told to respond to someone, he refuses because that person has never done anything real. He remembers being broke and rising up, so now he doesn’t care what anyone thinks. He’s surrounded by dangerous people and wild situations. He ends by saying he loves his girl the same way he loves his close friends, meaning he’s loyal and willing to do anything for her.

## [Chorus]
He keeps repeating that he’s “him,” meaning he’s the one who handles business and solves problems. His wife knows it, the streets know it, and his enemies know it. Whenever something happens—someone gets hurt, checked, or confronted—he’s claiming responsibility. He’s saying he’s built different from others and doesn’t care about anyone talking down on him.

## [Verse 2]
He talks about being alone in the streets and needing to stay alert because nobody will protect you but yourself. He warns people to watch how they talk to him since he has a violent past and isn’t afraid to act. He threatens that if someone crosses him, he’ll come straight at them without hesitation. Even with fame and jewelry, he’s still ready for confrontation.

He mentions wanting revenge on someone and brings up drama with a girl, saying another woman got mad over something unimportant. He calls her irrelevant and reminds everyone he doesn’t care about anybody who isn’t on his level because he’s making more money. He brags about taking someone’s girl and being the one who calls the shots. He says his city knows his reputation and that the people close to him can confirm everything he claims.

He explains that his group is always the dominant one, not the people they’re against. He praises a woman who acted differently from the others, saying she’s solid. He boosted her confidence but still left because he’s focused on his own path. He ends with another threat, saying he’ll take someone out without even announcing it.

## [Chorus]
He repeats again that his wife knows he’s the one in control and the one who handles everything. Whenever someone gets checked or dealt with, he claims responsibility. He keeps stressing that he’s built stronger than the rest and won’t apologize or pretend to be like anybody else.

## [Outro]
He apologizes to his girl in a half-sarcastic way, saying he has “low IQ,” basically admitting he might act reckless or not think things through. He promises he won’t lie to her, even if he’s rough around the edges. He isn’t worried about other people at all and is ready to face anyone who tries to test him. He says he’s willing to die for what he stands for.

He reminds her again that he came from a rough situation and climbed up, so now he doesn’t care about outside noise. He talks about being surrounded by addicts and dangerous people, yet still controlling the environment. He ends by saying he loves his girl deeply and would do anything for her, the same way he rides for his closest homies.