NEZUKO! (I ain never watched demon slayer lmao) Lyrics – ISSBROKIE

NEZUKO! (I ain never watched demon slayer lmao) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
It sets a loose vibe and playful confidence.

[Pre-Chorus]
He says he doesn’t need money to feel validated and finally understands his own success. He feels like this confidence has been inside him since childhood, and now he’s actually living it. He’s pointing out that many dreams others talk about are things he’s already done.

[Chorus]
He’s warning people not to cross him or get involved in his personal circle, especially through fake friendships. He stays alert and protected, confident in his status even when others don’t recognize it. He mocks insecure boyfriends and uses anime references to show aggressive energy, toughness, and an unbothered attitude toward conflict.

[Verse]
He talks about smoking weed freely and enjoying the lifestyle that comes with it. He brags about attention from women and not trusting anyone who claims they’ve lived the same experiences. There’s a sense of skepticism toward setups and fake situations, while he flexes confidence in his own moves. He mixes crude humor with exaggeration to show dominance and pleasure without shame. When he mentions pulling up with full pockets, it’s about success being visible and desired. Breaking away from his hometown suggests outgrowing old limits and people. The scattered lines about waking up broke hint at chaos, spending fast, and the messy side of chasing thrills. Overall, the verse feels reckless, cocky, and intentionally over the top, leaning into shock value while painting a picture of excess, independence, and not caring how it looks from the outside. It also shows him testing boundaries and daring listeners to judge, using raw talk as a way to prove freedom and control.

[Pre-Chorus]
He repeats that money isn’t the reason he moves the way he does, focusing more on feeling aligned with himself. He reflects on how this mindset has followed him since he was young. By saying others’ dreams are already checked off, he reinforces confidence and distance from comparison. It’s a calm flex rather than a shout.

[Chorus]
He again draws a line between himself and fake connections, keeping his guard up at all times. Even if people don’t see his real value, he doesn’t chase approval. The anime name drops underline anger and power, turning playful pop culture into symbols of aggression and confidence. It sounds threatening but also exaggerated on purpose.

[Outro]
The repeated sounds act like loose ad-libs, letting the energy fade while keeping the carefree, detached mood alive.