No Cell Phones In Rehab Lyrics – mgk

No Cell Phones In Rehab Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus]
Here, he’s trying to find comfort in life’s dark side. He knows everyone dies someday, so he chooses to escape his pain by partying and getting drunk. He feels hated online, but instead of caring, he jokes about heading to rehab—a place where he can finally disconnect from everything, even his phone, and maybe find some peace away from the noise.

[Verse 1]
He’s admitting that he’s lost control of himself and made a mess of his life. He’s full of guilt and trying to forget his past mistakes. To balance his emotions, he turns to drügs, but it’s taking a toll on his body, showing how deep his addiction has gone.

[Pre-Chorus]
He talks about trying to stop his destructive habits but failing again and again. Even though he thought he hit rock bottom, he’s still here—barely holding on but surviving. It’s like a mix of frustration and strange pride that he’s still standing.

[Chorus]
He’s repeating the same idea—life is short and messy, so he might as well drown his pain in alcohol or drügs. He’s aware that people online criticize him, but he doesn’t care anymore. He’s off to rehab, a place without phones or judgment, where he hopes to escape from the chaos for a while.

[Verse 2]
He opens up about reckless choices and cheating, showing how his lifestyle is spiraling out of control. When his girlfriend finds out and kicks him out, instead of learning from it, he turns back to drügs. He’s trapped in a cycle where his guilt only feeds his addiction.

[Pre-Chorus]
He’s again expressing how hard it is to quit. Even after trying to stop, he ends up falling back into the same pattern. He thought it was the end for him, but somehow, he keeps going, stuck between survival and self-destruction.

[Chorus]
Once again, he shrugs off the pain by embracing it. He’s aware of the darkness in his life but tries to find comfort in it. He toasts to bad times because they feel more real than the good ones. Rehab becomes his final stop—a place to disappear and maybe reset.

[Bridge]
This part shows how much emotional and physical pain he carries. His clothes being “stained in red” could hint at blood or self-harm, showing how he turns his pain inward. Instead of facing emotions or talking about them, he hurts himself to release what he feels inside.

[Chorus]
He ends by returning to the same hopeless-yet-accepting attitude. Life is short, people hate him, and everything feels heavy, so he decides to numb it all tonight. Rehab is where he’s headed—a place without cell phones, judgment, or escape through the internet, just him and his struggle.