MENOR NUNCA ROBES Lyrics – Lil Naay, Fran King

MENOR NUNCA ROBES Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Lil Naay]
This part sets a street vibe, warning that people are watching closely and danger is around, so you must stay alert.

[Verso 1: Lil Naay]
In this part, he talks about how people are plotting against him because he decided to chase success. Once he started making moves, jealousy and bad intentions followed him everywhere. He explains that he had to protect himself and be ready for anything because he has seen death many times and barely escaped it. Life in the streets taught him that not everyone sees the world the same, especially when money is involved. Even in places meant for fun, he stays cautious because you never know who might turn on you. He points out that real street life is not something to joke about, and he avoids talking too much because real gangsters move in silence. Despite all the pressure, he dreams of peace, luxury, and freedom, wanting to relax and enjoy life after so much stress. He gives advice to younger people not to slow down or depend on others, because no one will do the hard work for you. He remembers times when he had nothing, not even money to travel, and no one helped him. His faith played a big role, and he feels blessed for what he has now. Overall, this verse shows survival, constant danger, ambition, and the mindset needed to rise from nothing while staying focused and protected.

[Coro: Lil Naay & Fran King]
Here, they repeat a strong message about their values and how they live. They make it clear they never crossed certain lines, especially taking another person’s life. Everything they have came from their own effort, not from being born into wealth. They emphasize grinding honestly in their own way and staying true to themselves. Because street life is unpredictable and dangerous, they live every day like it could be their last. This mindset pushes them to appreciate success, stay alert, and move forward without regrets, knowing tomorrow is never guaranteed.

[Verso 2: Fran King & Lil Naay]
This verse looks back at their earlier days in the neighborhood, spending time on the block and doing small hustles just to survive. They describe moving fast, staying active, and treating hustling like a sport because it was the only option. Money was saved slowly for chances to leave and dream bigger. Even while surrounded by struggle, they imagined a better future and felt disconnected from normal life. They tried hard to stand out so important people would notice them. Style and small earnings helped them stay afloat. Pain shows up when he remembers friends who were killed years ago, losses that still hurt deeply. He paints pictures of lonely days, carrying everything he owns, broke during times when others celebrate. This verse shows the harsh reality of street life, including substances, stress, and bad influences. He warns younger people again to stay firm, avoid bad company, and not steal, because the streets don’t forgive mistakes.

[Coro: Fran King & Lil Naay]
This longer hook reinforces their life code and personal struggle. They strongly tell younger listeners not to steal and never cross the line of taking a life. Their success didn’t come from privilege, but from consistent effort and self-belief. They promise to keep working hard in their own lane, without shortcuts. Living with constant risk taught them to value each day and move like time is limited. Repeating these ideas shows how serious the message is to them. It’s about discipline, survival, and self-made progress. They want to inspire others from similar backgrounds to stay focused, respect life, and build something real, even when the odds are against them.