I Don’t Think Lyrics – Nardo Wick

I Don’t Think Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
In the intro, Nardo Wick is stating that he believes most people don’t live the same intense, dangerous life he does. He thinks others don’t have the same mindset, courage, or resilience to handle the struggles he faces, and that they aren’t built to survive the way he does in his environment.

[Chorus]
The chorus talks about the artist’s doubt and mistrust in others. He questions if someone is truly capable of violent actions, like murder, or if they’re just pretending. He also mentions not feeling the effects of Percocet, hinting at numbing pain or stress. Nardo believes many people around him aren’t really ready to take action or face the harshness of life as he does. He always keeps a weapon with him for protection because he understands how quickly things can turn dangerous. He also feels confident that no one would dare to challenge him, especially when it comes to his jewelry, which could symbolize his success or status.

[Verse]
In this verse, Nardo Wick expresses his toughness and readiness to protect himself at all costs. He mentions having a powerful weapon with plenty of ammunition, showing that he’s prepared for any conflict. He also points out that some people may pretend to be tough but aren’t actually willing to act when things get real. He describes a woman who catches his attention, but even she can’t be trusted fully, as he suspects she might try to set him up. He feels he always has to be on guard, noting his short stature and how he keeps his hoodie on to stay ready for any threats. He stresses that people shouldn’t mess with him when he’s ready for action, and that any sign of disrespect or danger can lead to serious consequences. The verse continues with a bit of bravado, showing his self-confidence, and he expresses that no one can match his level of toughness. He even mentions his own personal website, symbolizing his dominance and self-made success in the game.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats, reaffirming the doubts and the need for protection. Nardo Wick maintains that others aren’t on his level when it comes to the tough life he leads. He doesn’t trust people who try to act like they understand or can keep up with him. He feels constantly on edge, prepared for anything, especially because he believes no one else is brave enough to challenge him directly. The necklace, a symbol of his success, seems to stand as a sign of his untouchable status.