Never 4give, Never 4get Lyrics – Finesse2Tymes

Never 4give, Never 4get Lyrics Meaning

The song is all about confidence, power, and proving doubters wrong. Finesse2Tymes starts off by saying that people secretly want to be like him, even if they won’t admit it. He’s focused on making money and staying in control of his success, bringing in 0K every week from his shows. Unlike many others, he’s not just another rapper—he’s the boss, the CEO of his own career. He’s had to change his style and approach to stay ahead, but everything he does is for the people who support him. He also makes it clear that he’s deeply connected to his faith, giving thanks to God for his success. But at the same time, he’s always on go—meaning he’s ready for whatever comes his way.

He emphasizes loyalty, saying that all the young guys around him are solid, meaning they are trustworthy, real, and not fake. If someone isn’t solid, he doesn’t want them around, and he makes sure to live by those same principles. He’s not about lying or pretending—he speaks his mind and keeps it 100% real. He also flexes his wealth, mentioning how he drops K on things like jewelry without hesitation. And while some people may try to judge his success, everything about him—his way of talking, his style, and the way he moves—shows that he’s from Memphis. His city shaped him, and he wears that identity with pride.

He then makes it clear that he’s not the type to be messed with. He mentions having a Draco (a type of gun) and makes it clear that he’s always ready for any situation. He’s “fed for real,” meaning he’s been through serious situations, possibly even dealing with federal charges. But instead of letting his past hold him back, he uses it as motivation. He also points out that his success makes people hate on him, but that’s expected—when you’re at the top, people are always going to have something to say.

In the next part, he takes a moment to acknowledge the real ones and the women who are down for the lifestyle. He flexes his status, mentioning how he rides in a two-seater sports car so exclusive that not everyone can even fit in it. He calls himself a “big player” and a “big P,” meaning he moves like a true boss, someone who is respected in both business and the streets. His name carries weight—when he walks into a room, people know who he is.

Then he talks about how his presence is bigger than his physical height. Even though he’s only 5’10”, he carries himself like someone who’s 6’3″, meaning his confidence and energy make him feel larger than life. He calls out people who take shots at him in their songs, trying to start problems in a sneaky way. But he’s not interested in petty drama—he’s already done time for real situations, and he’s not going back and forth with people who aren’t on his level. Instead, he points out how people try to buy respect instead of earning it the right way.

He also talks about his lifestyle—smoking top-quality weed, taking prescription painkillers, and living life on his terms. He doesn’t even care about industry promotion or record label deals because he’s already making money on his own. He calls out fake rappers who lie in their songs, saying they’re not really living the life they rap about. And even worse, fans actually believe them, making them just as fake. He keeps a gun on him at all times, whether he’s in the mall, at church, or anywhere else—showing that he’s always ready for anything.

Towards the end of the song, he reflects on how people used to doubt him. They didn’t want to see him win and probably thought he would never make it. But now that he’s successful, he refuses to forgive or forget those who doubted him. Their negativity only pushed him to go harder, and now he’s proving them all wrong. He ends the song by reinforcing his success—shouting out the real ones, flexing his luxury lifestyle, and making sure everyone knows that his name carries serious weight.