La Vida Loca Lyrics – YoungBoy Never Broke Again

La Vida Loca Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The start shows him living a reckless, fast life filled with hustling and selling drügs. He makes it clear that trust is important—he won’t deal with people he doesn’t know.

[Chorus]
Here he’s saying he’s going to keep doing what he does and wants his partner to stay loyal and support him. He talks about buying weapons for protection and then spending money while traveling. He reminds her that everything he shares is real, not exaggerated, and flexes his success by talking about upgrades on his luxury car.

[Verse]
He reflects on his journey, remembering how he came from the streets and now sees how far he’s made it. He feels this moment in his life is important and tries to connect emotionally with someone he loves, though he struggles because she makes him feel ignored. Fans want his music, while addicts want drügs, and he admits the woman he cares about doesn’t love him anymore. Still, he shows affection, wanting closeness, even as he deals with feelings of neglect.

He reminds everyone that he’s a gangster who doesn’t back down, warning people not to test him because violence will follow. He talks about women around him, one who is openly s*xual, another who wants kids with him, and how drügs like lean keep him down. His past included selling small amounts of drügs in poor neighborhoods, which he sees as part of chasing the so-called American dream. At the same time, he had to stay armed and cautious, with a gun always tucked on his side.

The pain he carries is heavy, and the woman in his life worries because she doesn’t understand everything he goes through. He admits he feels trapped, believing the streets might eventually take his life. He shifts between highs and lows emotionally, not caring what others think but still longing for the person he misses deeply.

He talks about making money through risky deals and hints at people who can move packages for him. He references young guys known for wild stunts, painting the picture of a dangerous lifestyle. Violence, betrayal, and fake people surround him, so he stays alert. He cuts off anyone insincere, warns rivals about the danger they face, and says enemies could easily meet death. His words mix pride, struggle, and survival instincts, showing how real his world is.

[Chorus]
Once again he repeats that he’s going to keep moving forward in his lifestyle and needs loyalty from his partner. He emphasizes that his stories are true, tied to his hustling, his money, and his love for fast cars.

[Post Chorus]
He admits his life is harsh and filled with struggles, but he embraces it fully. He’s been living as a hustler since the beginning, always pushing limits and surviving through the chaos, no matter how tough it gets.

[Outro]
The ending blends different languages and vibes, giving off a global and raw street energy. He brushes things off with a “that’s life” attitude, looks for weed to ease his stress, and talks about living like a reaper—close to death, but still alive and moving with money and deals. He warns that people can lose their lives in this world, while reminding listeners to stay sharp and dangerous because survival depends on it.