I Need A Doctor Lyrics – YoungBoy Never Broke Again

I Need A Doctor Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro is just a quick reference to the artist’s name, “Berge,” showing his confidence and presence.

[Chorus]
In the chorus, the artist talks about receiving constant text messages while dealing with the pressures of his life. He mentions using drügs like K2, Xanax, and lean to cope with his stress and anxiety. He also feels like he’s constantly in danger, as he has a target on his back but isn’t always prepared for it. Despite the chaos, he spends his nights getting high, trying to escape the overwhelming busyness and craziness of his life. He mentions needing a doctor, possibly as a metaphor for the emotional and mental help he’s seeking.

[Verse]
In the verse, the artist reflects on his violent and troubled lifestyle, starting with a cryptic shout of “Shack-a-lacka,” which could be his way of expressing anger or frustration. He doesn’t talk about his past much but mentions his partner’s involvement in violence, using a “dirty chopper” (a weapon). He references losing people in his life and the burden of violence, feeling conflicted about it. The verse shows his inner turmoil—he’s high on drügs, fighting with others, and dealing with fear of losing everything. The artist is emotionally distant, feeling numb as he abuses substances like Xanax and other drügs to cope with his mental struggles. He feels trapped in this cycle and describes the toxic relationships and dangerous situations he’s in. He’s frustrated by people who judge him or try to take advantage, and he mentions laughing when they get upset or cry, showing how numb he’s become to emotions and pain.

[Chorus]
The second chorus repeats the artist’s feelings of being overwhelmed by the chaos in his life. The text messages keep coming, and he continues using drügs to escape. Despite the violence around him, he’s focused on surviving and getting through each day. He feels a constant need for relief, but the lifestyle he’s living—full of danger and stress—might push him to the edge, leaving him desperate for a way out. He still craves that escape, even though he knows it’s a vicious cycle.