DON’T JUDGE Lyrics – Shindy

DON’T JUDGE Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
(Stickle)

This is just the producer tag, announcing Stickle’s involvement — kind of like a signature that sets the mood and lets you know the beat is about to drop.

[Part 1: BILLA JOE]
He’s saying that ever since he started making money, everyone knows his name. He’s earning so much he could use an assistant just to handle all the paperwork. Someone once mentioned they also rap, but he doesn’t take it seriously — he listens but doesn’t judge. He divides people into two groups: broke guys who try too hard to impress him, and women who are more about sending explicit photos and being bold with their desires. If you’re part of either of those groups, he’d rather keep his distance. He feels confident, admired by many, but doesn’t really care about being called “brother” anymore because the word’s lost its value. He jokes about not taking a girl seriously when she acts fake, and throws in a wild line about physical intimacy with a luxury twist. When she gets upset, he calls it fair — feelings have turned into something much bigger and messier, like planes replacing butterflies.

[Hook: BILLA JOE]
He’s saying he’s got full control in the German rap game and his flow hits hard. Girls dance to the beat, and he’s cool with all of it — he doesn’t judge. He’s turned on, his style is solid, and people are drawn to his wealth. Again, he stays chill, just observing without judging.

[Part 2: Shindy]
Shindy starts off blunt, calling a woman out for her attitude but still saying he won’t judge. He points out how some women glow up and get wild with it, and he’s surrounded by weed smoke like he’s in an old-school rap video. He casually drops that he spent a hundred grand while wearing a cheap shirt, showing that his wealth is effortless. His lifestyle is big — big house, big chains, and switching cars or paths like it’s nothing. An “It-Girl” sends him flirty messages, and he parties hard, throwing champagne everywhere. A girl dances wildly like an earthquake, and he encourages it, comparing her moves to a big collapse like the World Trade — meant to be shocking. Even if she’s messing around with a guy who’s already taken, he shrugs it off. It’s not his place to judge.

[Hook: BILLA JOE]
He’s repeating the same idea — he’s running things in the rap game, his verses hit hard, and women dance to his rhythm. He’s got money, attention, and a cool, non-judgmental attitude toward it all.