Not So Virgo of You Lyrics – LUCKI

Not So Virgo of You Lyrics Meaning

[Part I]
[Chorus]
Here he talks about living a life where danger and risk are always close. He wishes that when enemies get touched, the scene is left messy and unforgettable, showing how violent things can get around him. At the same time, he admits he’s gambling with his own life by chasing highs and living recklessly. There’s also a sense of heartbreak mixed in, like someone was out to hurt him emotionally but he’s too cold and detached to let it break him. It’s all about surviving chaos while staying numb.

[Verse]
In this section, he compares his life to chaotic and dangerous worlds like the show with Walt and Jesse, showing his heart has turned cold. He describes run-ins with enemies, fancy cars, and the difference between fake rappers and how things go down in person. The references to the mob, drügs, and masks paint a picture of living in a world full of crime and secrecy. He mixes tough talk with vivid images of women, drügs, and material wealth, making it feel like he’s caught between living fast and watching his back. The talk of morphine and pills adds another layer of his dependency on substances to keep going. He flexes luxury like two-tone watches and AMG rides, but also highlights loyalty and how people around him have to stay solid. There’s energy in him showing off, but underneath it, you can sense he’s constantly dealing with pressure and distractions. Everything feels fast, dangerous, and surreal, like he’s high above the world yet always looking over his shoulder.

[Chorus]
Once again, he repeats the themes of risk, danger, and detachment. He wants his enemies’ downfall to be brutal and memorable, but at the same time, he reflects on his own life being at stake. Getting high becomes both an escape and a risk, and love feels like a trap waiting to hurt him. Still, he distances himself emotionally, showing his heart has turned icy. It’s a mix of survival mode and numbness, like he’s accepted the chaos around him as part of his life.

[Part II]
[Intro]
Here he shows his softer side, saying deep down he’s not violent at all, even admitting he gets emotional over something small like a butterfly dying. He loves life and questions why he’d ever want to destroy it. But then, he shifts back into messy feelings and relationships, showing how chaotic things around him get. The “uh-uh” repetitions sound like him brushing things off, like he’s caught between caring too much and trying to stay detached. It feels like inner conflict between sensitivity and the life he’s stuck in.

[Chorus]
He’s expressing how being high makes him forget or ignore what people say to him. Someone might mean what they say, but in his world, it’s easy to lose focus and let it slide. He mentions luxury brands and women, but also admits he feels like a junkie who wasn’t supposed to reach this level of success. At the end, he asks blunt questions about loyalty and authenticity, like who’s really with him and what they’re really about. It’s both detached and curious.

[Verse]
This part goes deeper into his personal reflections. He talks about how words from others really hit him emotionally, showing that no matter how numb he acts, he still feels things strongly inside. He remembers his beginnings in Atlanta, driving old cars and waiting for his chance to rise. Now that he’s up, people expect him to flex and stay everywhere at once. He struggles with relationships, wishing he could share himself more but also feeling stuck with past mistakes he can’t change. He contrasts real luxury like owning a proper Maybach with the emptiness he sometimes feels inside. He notices how people project their pain onto him, but instead of reacting, he claims numbness and refuses to let it control him. The Sprite and pink drink highlight how he uses substances to deal with emotions, evolving into a new state of detachment. Even when a woman asks if they’re truly living it up, he admits he doesn’t see it clearly. This shows the emptiness that can come with success—having everything but not fully feeling it. It’s an honest glimpse into his highs, lows, and the heavy pressure of being who he is.

[Chorus]
Here again he talks about being so high that words and promises from others don’t stick with him. Someone might mean something seriously, but in his haze, he either forgets it or doesn’t let it matter. He balances between women chasing him, luxury symbols like Chanel, and his own disbelief at how rich he’s gotten compared to where he started. Ending with questions, he challenges people around him, wanting to know their true intentions and what they’re really bringing to his world.