Really Liv’n Lyrics – Kodak Black

Really Liv’n Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
Just hyping up the vibe and setting the energy.

[Chorus]
Here, Kodak is talking about how real and fearless he is. He’s saying he’s ready for anything and keeps protection with him at all times. When he shows up, he does it in style, pulling up in a fancy car and standing out in the club like he owns the place. He’s confident, shirt off, showing that he’s truly living his life without pretending. He also makes it clear he doesn’t trust his old friends anymore because they turned fake and weak in his eyes.

[Verse 1]
In this part, Kodak is talking about people who act tough but don’t have real freedom. He contrasts that with himself — he made it out, became rich, and doesn’t need to prove anything to anyone. Even though he’s a millionaire now, he still deals with relationships and loyalty issues. He talks about connecting deeply with women, not just physically but emotionally too, though his lifestyle is still wild. He feels like even when he tries to change, people criticize him, so he decides to embrace his darker, more reckless side again. He’s also proud of how far he’s come — from being in the hood to having people in clubs sing his songs. It’s a mix of frustration, confidence, and self-acceptance.

[Chorus]
Again, Kodak reminds everyone that he’s really living what he raps about. He’s not pretending or acting for fame. He stays ready for danger, rolls around in luxury cars, and moves confidently wherever he goes. Being in the club with no shirt symbolizes freedom and realness — he doesn’t care about fitting in. He’s cut off fake friends and stands on his own, showing that success didn’t change who he truly is inside.

[Verse 2]
This verse dives deeper into his ups and downs. Kodak talks about how he made a lot of money fast but also lost it before, showing he’s been through both success and failure. Even with all that, he’s still proud and confident. He flexes his wealth and s*xual encounters, showing off his unfiltered side, but there’s also a sense of living on the edge — like he knows life can end anytime. He mentions his mom and his money, showing he still cares about family even while living a risky lifestyle. The part about the girl not liking pictures shows that he’s drawn to people who are private, just like him. Overall, it’s about enjoying life to the fullest while being aware of the dangers that come with it.

[Chorus]
Kodak ends by repeating his message — he’s genuine, fearless, and unapologetically himself. He doesn’t need validation because his lifestyle speaks for itself. Whether he’s pulling up in a luxury car, standing shirtless in a club, or cutting off fake people, he’s just showing that he’s truly living his life. He’s not chasing acceptance or pretending to be someone else. The repetition of this part drives home his pride, independence, and unfiltered way of living, proving that he’s really about everything he says.