Leave Me Alone Lyrics – BigXthaPlug

Leave Me Alone Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro just sets a laid-back tone for the song, signaling that the band is starting, and BigX is about to drop in.

[Chorus]
In the chorus, BigX is venting about people constantly asking him for features or favors now that he’s successful. He’s frustrated because everyone seems to want something from him, but they weren’t there when he was grinding and doing it all by himself. He tells people to back off, expressing that he’s tired of hearing from folks who only show up now that he’s made it. This repetition highlights how common these requests have become, further fueling his frustration.

[Verse 1]
In this verse, BigX opens up about his personal struggles. He talks about issues with his baby mama, who’s upset despite everything he’s done for her. She’s been checking his phone and seeing other women, but BigX doesn’t care about them, focusing more on his hustle. He also addresses haters—people who are more interested in watching him than getting their own money. He reflects on lost love, including feelings about a brother, and how people have misunderstood or taken advantage of him. He mentions how he provided for someone who was struggling, showing his loyalty, but now that person has turned on him.

[Chorus]
Once again, BigX repeats his frustration with people who only come around when they want something. He’s still annoyed with those asking for features or collaborations when they didn’t support him during his rise to success. This repetition strengthens his point, emphasizing that he’s fed up with people acting entitled to his time and talent now that he’s made it.

[Verse 2]
In the second verse, BigX reflects on the idea that with more money comes more problems. He points out how everyone has something to say now that he’s successful, but they weren’t offering opinions or help when he was struggling, even selling drügs to get by. He emphasizes how nobody cared when he was down, but now that he’s risen from the bottom, everyone wants to ride his wave and get a piece of his success. He also calls out those who abandoned him, saying they remember how things were when he was broke, but now that he’s doing well, they try to act differently. BigX reminds them that his success came from rapping about his past pain, and he’s still not someone to mess with, warning people that he’s willing to defend himself.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats once more, hammering home the message that BigX is done with people asking for favors, especially those who weren’t there when he was struggling. It’s a direct call for people to leave him alone and stop expecting him to help them now that he’s successful.