Pardon My Back Lyrics – Young Thug

Pardon My Back Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Lil Baby]
Just a quick hype-up sound to set the mood.

[Verse 1: Lil Baby]
He starts by saying he and his close friend come from the same struggles and background, showing loyalty to their bond. He clears up that he won’t fight over women and emphasizes that material things like jewelry are more about status and success than anything else. When he calls someone lame for gossiping, he’s stressing how he values privacy and loyalty. For him, it’s not about fame but about money, and he reminds us that he has made millions even while still facing limits because of his past felony record.

When he sees a woman out with another man, he flaunts his wealth by showering her with money, basically showing his dominance and generosity. By putting a chain on her, he makes her part of his lifestyle and brand. He brushes off haters and points out his heavy protection, like bulletproof cars, comparing himself to a mafia figure. He isn’t interested in anyone who doesn’t bring something real to the table, and he’s willing to spend for what he wants. Buying property and becoming the landlord shows how far he’s come from the streets.

He highlights his roots from poverty but shows the transformation—his teeth are now flawless, and he drives luxury cars. His mindset is clear: it’s either get rich or die trying. Life is rough like a concrete jungle, but he doesn’t slow down or play games. He surrounds himself with women, flaunts his official status, and describes how his friends are still hustling heavily. He openly admits to his s*xual desires and his nonstop pursuit of women. At the same time, he reminds everyone that he’s extremely wealthy, moving fast cars and handing out money like it’s nothing. He believes in working hard, staying consistent, and then flexing when the time is right. For him, success is so big he can make it rain endlessly, and anyone not on his level is quickly dismissed as irrelevant.

[Chorus: Young Thug]
He’s basically saying he’s too focused on his own path to worry about others, so if he turns his back, it’s nothing personal—it’s just that he’s on another level.

[Verse 2: Young Thug]
Here he talks about being untouchable, saying he’s too big for jail even though singerities are always after him. He mocks those who recklessly use guns while under the influence, showing they aren’t real threats. In his world, he carries dangerous weapons and warns others not to test him. He lifts women from rough environments, but they quickly adjust to his luxury lifestyle. He also compares his circle’s firepower to war zones, hinting at how dangerous his crew is.

He brags about his flashy jewelry like rainbow-colored watches, clarifying it’s all style, not about s*xuality. His designer clothes are often mistaken for gang attire, which shows how people misunderstand his success. He hates wasting money on people who aren’t worth it and casually mentions drug dealing references, mixing business with lifestyle. He continues to show off his expensive purchases, like luxury watches and cars, proving he can buy almost anything.

He mentions s*xual encounters but treats them casually, moving on without attachment. He describes rolling with his crew, ready to take action in the streets if needed. When someone claims to be rich, he one-ups them with expensive jewelry, showing he’s truly living that life. At this point, he’s so wealthy that he doesn’t waste time on arguments or diss tracks. Instead, he lets his people handle problems quietly while he stays focused on his success.

[Chorus: Young Thug]
He repeats the idea that he’s moving forward, too focused and successful to deal with negativity. Turning his back isn’t about ignoring people—it’s about outgrowing them. His wealth and power demand respect, so if someone feels left behind, that’s just how it is.