Momma Don’t Worry Lyrics – Lil Wayne

Momma Don’t Worry Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Future]
Just hyping up the vibe and beat.

[Chorus: Future]
He’s telling his mom not to worry because he’s armed, focused on making money, and strong because of how she raised him. He doesn’t blame his dad for not being around. In fact, the tough times helped shape his success. The struggle made him dream big, and without it, he might not have achieved anything.

[Verse 1: Lil Baby]
Lil Baby tells his mom she doesn’t need to stress—she raised someone strong and tough. His grandma even reminded him that God’s got his back. He’s working nonstop, chasing money, and staying loyal to the values he was raised with. He remembers all the times his mom gave her last dollar to help him. They used to hide from the landlord when rent was overdue, and the lights were cut off. That life taught him to stand up for himself and never back down. He doesn’t waste time with small talk—he stays focused and moves in silence. Even though he knows his family still loves his dad, he doesn’t hold a grudge or get upset about what he didn’t have. Growing up broke made him angry and hardened, especially when he had to go to school in worn-out shoes. But now he makes sure his mom is protected and carries a gun too. Before he helps out anyone else, he takes care of his sisters first. They’re no longer stuck in bad situations, and his kids live better now—they don’t even know what private jets are yet. His aunt and extended family are finally in a good place too, and he’s proud they no longer have to stress.

[Chorus: Future]
He’s repeating the message that he’s armed and making money, staying true to himself, and he doesn’t hold anything against his dad. The tough times helped him grow, and that’s why he’s where he is today.

[Verse 2: Lil Wayne]
Wayne reassures his mom that he’ll be alright, with angels watching over him. He compares his rap style to fighting in a ring—he brings power with every word. He’s always been hungry for more, never settling for just enough. He’s done time, so he knows how precious it is, and assumes everyone wants some of it. He doesn’t care about sunshine—he’s more used to the darker side of life. He supports his crew and doesn’t mind who gets the spotlight as long as someone wins. He mentions being with a flashy woman, and says he’d rather have pleasure than get another job—basically showing his raw, rebellious mindset. He throws in wordplay and clever bars, saying he’s got everything under control like a Nike checkmark. He tells his dad again there’s no blame, but he’s also not claiming him because he was never around. He says someone else must’ve filled that role. His mom was the one who took him to the shooting range, showing she helped prepare him for the world. From the moment he could walk, he’s been hustling and on his grind.

[Chorus: Future & Lil Wayne]
They both come together to remind their moms not to worry—they’ve got protection, money, and confidence. They appreciate being raised right and don’t blame their dads. If it wasn’t for the hard times, they wouldn’t be who they are now. They’ve made it through the struggle and found success, and that’s what matters most.