All The Way Lyrics – BigXthaPlug

All The Way Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus]
The singer is saying that if someone is going to leave, they shouldn’t do it halfway. They don’t want a slow, painful breakup with mixed signals. Instead, they want a clean break—no coming back for old things, no fake apologies, no dragging things out. If the other person is going to go, they should fully commit to leaving and act like the love never existed. The singer would rather have a painful, final goodbye than a messy, drawn-out breakup that keeps reopening old wounds.

[Verse 1]
BigXthaPlug expresses frustration and heartbreak over how things turned out. He accepts that the relationship is over, but what hurts the most is how easily the other person acts like their love meant nothing. He remembers how they used to be close, sharing secrets and affection, and now all of that feels like a lie. He once believed they would last forever, but constant fighting tore them apart.

He knew deep down the breakup was coming because he saw how they started changing. He recalls promises that were made—like staying together no matter what—but now those words feel empty. The moment when text messages started turning green (instead of blue, which suggests iPhone-to-iPhone messages turned to regular SMS, possibly after being blocked) was a painful realization that the connection was truly gone.

Now, he stands alone, feeling betrayed and hurt. The person he loved once said they wanted his last name, but they left anyway, proving their promises were never real. He’s sad, but he knows he’ll eventually move on. However, he makes it clear: once they leave, there’s no coming back.

[Chorus]
Once again, the chorus emphasizes that if the other person wants to leave, they should go all the way. No half-hearted breakups, no lingering feelings, no regrets. The singer doesn’t want to deal with someone who leaves and then tries to come back later. They’d rather be left completely than be stuck in an emotional limbo.

[Verse 2]
In this verse, BigXthaPlug talks about the finality of the breakup. If the other person says they’re done, then they should stick to it—no regrets or second chances. He admits it hurts, especially because he was deeply in love, almost addicted to the relationship. Losing them feels like withdrawal from a drug, and he can’t seem to move on.

He reflects on how perfect the relationship seemed at first. He remembers their first moments together and the nervous excitement, but now all of that is gone. Time is supposed to heal pain, but he still finds himself thinking about them, wondering why it all went wrong.

The breakup wasn’t fair—he played by the rules, but they made up their own. Now, he’s left with scars and confusion. However, he finally reaches a point where he decides he’s done. He’s tired of being hurt, and even though the pain is deep, he’s ready to move on for good.

[Chorus]
The song ends with the same message: if someone is going to leave, they should do it completely. No apologies, no trying to fix things later—just go and never come back. It’s about choosing finality over uncertainty, even if it hurts. The singer wants a breakup that’s quick and clear, instead of dragging out pain and false hope.