Cash Shit Lyrics – YoungBoy Never Broke Again (MASA)

Cash Shit Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
This part has a trippy, dreamlike vibe. He’s saying he’s moving in all directions, staying unpredictable. “Lace up” hints he’s ready for anything, and “too trippy” shows he’s in a wild, carefree state of mind. The Alice in Emerald City lines mix fantasy with real life—he’s not waiting for a dream world, he’s already living his own version of it.

[Chorus]
He’s saying all the women around him are top-tier, like perfect tens. The black and yellow reference makes a flashy comparison to a strong, standout machine like Optimus Prime. He doesn’t work a regular job—he’s rich from his hustle. The Birkin bags show off his wealth and status. Riding in a luxury Brabus, he’s making it clear they’re living big and spending boldly.

[Verse]
Here, he’s in full confidence mode. He’s saying he’s back to doing what he does best—grinding, flexing, and living fast. He’s on the road in a Maybach, staying armed and protected with his weapon. He doesn’t trust anyone with his stuff—his lean, his guns, or his car. Everything he does is big and loud. He’s making moves, hitting licks (getting money fast), and taking care of the people close to him, like his twin and his girl (buying her SKIMS). He’s always alert and prepared, holding a Gen (likely a Glock). He tells a girl he’s chilling and getting back into action. He’s got a drum magazine on a rifle, carrying emotional weight, and he’s not showing up late to any situation. He even says he’s got someone’s name on a bullet—he’s ready if things go there. He doesn’t want fake love or drama, especially from girls who aren’t really down. He’s comparing himself to a champ, always winning, always locked in. He’s got weed (the medical), girls dancing and vibing in his yellow car, and he’s not afraid to call people out on being dishonest. He’s armed and ready to defend himself. A girl from Atlanta tells him she’s out running errands, but he knows she’s into him for his money and status.

[Bridge]
He’s staying in motion, feeling wild and untouchable.

[Chorus]
Again, he’s showing off his lifestyle—surrounded by beautiful women, driving flashy cars, and refusing to live a regular working life. Everything about him is luxury and confidence. The Brabus and Birkin references underline that he’s living big. He knows he doesn’t have to tell a woman she’s beautiful—she already knows it, and they’re all riding high, enjoying the good life.

[Bridge]
He’s fully in his rich guy mode, bragging about how both he and the girl he’s with are all about spending money and living flashy. It’s not just him—she’s flexing too. They’re both deep into that flashy, cash-filled lifestyle, doing whatever they want.

[Outro]
This wraps it up with that same trippy and surreal vibe. He’s in constant motion, not waiting for fairy tale dreams—he’s already living his own wild reality. The mix of names and places gives it a mysterious, almost otherworldly feel, but it’s all grounded in confidence and control.