Scared Of Who? Lyrics – YoungBoy Never Broke Again

Scared Of Who? Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The opening sets an aggressive mood, showing confidence, chaos, and energy, while announcing himself and the producer with raw hype and laughter.

[Verse 1]
He starts by talking about violence and street power, making it clear he knows how dangerous life can get and isn’t afraid to go there. He’s saying if someone crosses him, the outcome can be deadly, and he treats conflict like something final. He hints that from a young age, people around him already saw how intense and different his mindset was. Growing up early, dealing with pressure, and being surrounded by chaos shaped how he thinks and reacts now. There’s anger in how he remembers his teenage years, especially with family stress and always feeling pushed to the edge.

He talks about missing certain people and being torn emotionally, showing that behind the tough talk, his head isn’t always clear. He’s struggling with thoughts, loyalty, and hurt, trying not to act out on emotions that could cause more trouble. Even though he says he’s loyal to people close to him, he admits he’s scarred, mentally and emotionally, from things he’s been through. Trust feels broken, especially when someone close to him crossed a line involving the mother of his child, which clearly left deep resentment and pain.

He then turns his anger outward toward bloggers and critics, showing frustration with people who talk about his life without understanding it. He feels misunderstood and attacked, and that adds to his stress. Even with massive money and success, he says his problems are bigger than most people’s. Fame didn’t fix his issues; it just made them louder and more public. He warns other rappers and critics that he’s not someone to play with, acting like words can turn into real consequences.

He emphasizes independence, saying he doesn’t need anyone filming or controlling his image. He wants to handle things himself, even admitting he’s made mistakes along the way. His temper is a big theme here; he admits when he gets mad, he can go too far. The repeated idea of not being scared is him challenging anyone who thinks money or status gives them power over him. He sees himself as reckless and unpredictable, which he believes makes him more dangerous.

He compares himself to a dominant athlete, saying he’s overpowering others easily, especially in his own environment. His jewelry and appearance are symbols of success, confidence, and survival. There’s also a messy side to his lifestyle, involving unstable relationships and reckless behavior, which he mentions casually, showing how normalized chaos is around him. He mocks people who try to act tough, saying they won’t last if they really step into his world.

He dismisses anyone who doesn’t like him, showing he’s done trying to please people. Relationships are treated harshly, with threats of cutting people off or hurting them emotionally if they cross him. Revenge is still on his mind, and he feels like once he settles old scores, he can finally move forward. Money issues like taxes and substance use come up, showing how stress follows him even at the top.

He talks about wanting to change his life but struggling to stay on the right path. His children are the main reason he wants to do better, even if he keeps slipping. He ends by showing bitterness toward women and rivals, feeling surrounded by fake people. Even when others have money, he believes he can still overpower them, keeping that fearless, confrontational mindset strong to the end.