I Go Lyrics – Rio Da Yung Og, Fblmanny

I Go Lyrics Meaning

In the first part, he’s basically listing all the flashy stuff he’s got, like a Lamborghini, designer gear, expensive jewelry, and high-end guns. It’s his way of saying he’s living large and doesn’t have to worry about enemies anymore. He’s flexing things like diamond chains, expensive earrings, and pricey clothing, just to show how far he’s come and how much he’s winning in life now.

Then he brings up his time in jail, saying he made five million dollars even while locked up, which shows how much hustle he’s got. He’s throwing shade at someone who went soft or stopped grinding. He mentions breaking the scale, meaning he’s dealing with big money or weight, and that he drives an Escalade but doesn’t rock with just anyone. He says he’s got everything a man could want, including a loyal partner, and he knows people probably wish he never got out.

Now he’s talking about staying active in the streets. He’s out looking for people who might be after him and making sure his crew hits every spot. He drinks without stopping and feels unstoppable now that he’s free. He’s not slowing down, and if he has to, he’ll grind hard to support his family. Even helping his brother’s legal case shows he’s got loyalty and love for his people.

Here, he talks about a girl who used to like him but doesn’t anymore, maybe because of how much he’s changed or how big he’s gotten. He brags about paying $8,000 for pants, not wearing anything cheap or second-hand. He walks into clubs armed, showing he’s not taking any risks. He trusted someone who let him down, and now he’s emotionally checked out, saying he’s done with that.

He keeps talking about money, saying he dropped $20K on an outfit, and that’s not even counting his jewelry. He’s got a top-tier AP watch and drives a fast luxury coupe. His car interior is bright red, standing out like crazy. He stays in the top floor of places so enemies can’t get close. His jeans are designer, not fake. And even if he ends up getting caught, he’s ready to do the time without complaining.

He mentions signing with a label, saying when he cashes checks, people notice the lifestyle. He jokes that the car rides feel like a plane crash, meaning they’re crazy fast or wild. He says he feels better sliding with 30 rounds, keeping protection close. There’s a girl on his lap and he’s loving the vibe. He’s also coordinating moves with his team, printing and flipping money like it’s nothing. Even with foreign women and expensive habits, he says he stays true to himself.

He talks about drinking lean, implying people already know what’s in his cup without asking. He sent someone a Glock, possibly for protection or street reasons. His pockets are stacked like he’s working nonstop. And the $6,000 shoes he’s wearing make it seem like he’s signed a big music deal. He ends on a fun note, saying they’re throwing a party using money like paper towels—it’s all just flexing and living big while calling out anyone who’s fake.