Demon Seed Lyrics – YoungBoy Never Broke Again

Demon Seed Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro is short but impactful, setting the tone for the song with a catchy beat and a confident statement, signaling that YoungBoy is ready to deliver his message. The line “Just run that beat from lil’ Ken” indicates that he’s about to start something serious and intense, preparing the listener for what’s coming next.

[Verse 1]
In the first verse, YoungBoy reflects on his tough and dangerous lifestyle, comparing himself and his partner to the famous rapper duo Jay-Z and Jaz-O, symbolizing how they stick together and rise above challenges. He talks about being out of his mind, always alert while driving around with a stolen gun for protection. He makes it clear that he’s not afraid to take action if things go south, with references to violence and confronting anyone who crosses him. He warns people that they might think they’re on top, but things can change in an instant—one wrong move, and they could lose everything. He also addresses the fake people around him, particularly the women and men who try to take advantage of him or lie. The line “all red dreams” hints at his constant thoughts of danger and violence, seeing it all as part of the life he’s living. He also emphasizes his singerity, saying that blogs and rumors can’t bring him down, and that he won’t let anyone touch his things or interfere with his money. He ends the verse by saying he’s not someone to be manipulated by fake people or dishonest intentions.

[Chorus]
The chorus is a challenge to anyone who doubts YoungBoy or his success. He invites people to “come and see” the lifestyle he’s built for himself—his wealth, power, and protection. He talks about his bodyguards, who are ready to handle any situation, and the luxury he enjoys, like expensive foreign cars and millions of dollars. He shows pride in his accomplishments, suggesting that if anyone messes with him, they’ll face serious consequences. He also points out that while people might try to hate on him or undermine his success, he’s above all that negativity. The repetition of “come and see” serves as a bold invitation for others to witness his success firsthand and understand what he’s made of. There’s also a bit of anger in his voice when talking about people who act tough but aren’t—he’s not intimidated by anyone. The line “Young n!gga so up I get you put up with all that hating b!tch” reflects his confidence and power, making it clear that he’s in control.

[Verse 2]
In the second verse, YoungBoy continues to emphasize his dominance and work ethic. He talks about how he has women just like his success—there’s no shortage of options for him. He also mentions his drive to build his empire, despite the temptation of distractions. He isn’t interested in saving money or being conservative with his success; instead, he’s focused on making more and growing his brand. He sees other rappers trying to copy him or follow in his footsteps, especially on social media, but he believes they’ll fail because they don’t have the same determination or authenticity. YoungBoy is proud of the money he’s made and the things he’s purchased, like diamond rings, which serve as symbols of his success. He hints that if someone tries to step up to him, they won’t get away unscathed—he’s ready to protect what he’s worked for, and he won’t let anyone mess with his wealth or status. He also highlights how, if people try to get close to him with bad intentions, they might end up losing everything, and that’s just the reality of dealing with him.

[Chorus (Reprise)]
This chorus repeats many of the themes of the first chorus, reinforcing YoungBoy’s sense of power and success. He’s still challenging people to come and witness the fruits of his hard work. He repeats the lines about having bodyguards, expensive cars, and millions, making it clear that he’s untouchable and ready for any threats. He also emphasizes how people who try to hate on him will only face consequences. The repetition of “come and see” serves as a constant reminder that YoungBoy has built something impressive, and those who doubt him should witness it firsthand. He shows that his success is a result of his grind, and he’s proud of what he’s accomplished.

[Outro]
In the outro, YoungBoy gets more personal, expressing frustration with fake people. He says that their fake behavior drives him crazy, especially when they try to play games or act like they’re something they’re not. He’s clear that he’s not interested in playing along with that kind of energy. He also talks about how he’s not worried about relationships or people who try to distract him with drama. Instead, he’s focused on staying true to himself and his own path. He hints that he’s not afraid to cut off anyone who brings negative energy into his life, especially if they try to manipulate or use him. The line about a woman being a “10” reflects his perspective on relationships—if someone is valuable, he’ll treat them right, but he’s not letting anyone take advantage of him.