Remain Us Lyrics – SPC, Gunna, Nechie, Boss Man D.E.Z.

Remain Us Lyrics Meaning

The song kicks off with a strong shout-out to family and loyalty. The artist makes it clear that family is everything and they’re always going to ride for the people they care about. They’re also speaking up for the ones who are locked up, showing love to their people who can’t be free right now. It sets a tone of unity, struggle, and pride in where they come from.

There’s a sense of toughness in these lines, where the artist is saying they’ve always stayed real, always stayed true to who they are—a G, meaning someone solid and respected. They haven’t changed despite everything. Even though they’ve seen some success, they’re not forgetting the place that raised them. They feel a deep sense of gratitude to the hood, because that’s where they learned how to survive and build up.

This part keeps repeating the message: no matter how far they’ve come, they’re not changing. They’ll always be who they’ve been from day one. Even though they’ve become “made men”—which means successful and respected—they won’t switch up. Their identity and values stay rooted in the streets that built them. It’s like a personal pledge to stay grounded.

Now they’re talking about the current life—they’re still out here moving fast, living big, making money. The scene is flashy: they’ve got luxury cars, stacks of cash, and everything that comes with success. But even with all that, the vibe is still tied to the hustle and staying in touch with their environment. They’ve got their eye on people watching them, maybe even waiting for a chance to come up too.

They mention riding in a nice car and enjoying life, playing music, feeling on top of the world. But again, even with all that flash, the loyalty is there. They still carry themselves like gangstas and hustlers, showing they haven’t forgotten where they came from. Loyalty to the fam is everything. That loyalty is a code they live by, and it’s what keeps them going.

Here they circle back to the same theme again, making sure the message hits hard. They’re not running from their past or their roots. The hood gave them everything—taught them lessons, gave them purpose, and gave them the grind. They may be at the top now, but that doesn’t mean they’re leaving all that behind.

They talk about staying put and not planning to run from their roots. No matter how much time passes or how much success they get, they’ll still be in the same place, still making moves. Choosing the hustle wasn’t just about money—it’s a lifestyle now. They wear their success proudly, from diamonds to premieres, showing the world what the grind got them.

Even with all this shine, they’re still real. They dream big—like being on MTV Cribs or making millions—but it’s all about keeping it honest. If people call them cocky or crazy, they don’t care. They’re ready for whatever, even the dangerous side of things. They’ve got weapons and don’t know who to trust. The streets taught them to protect themselves and keep their inner circle tight.

This next part paints a picture of standing strong. Even when pushed, they’re not backing down. They’ve been through too much and come too far to let anyone move them. Again, they credit their hood for raising them right and giving them the skills to survive and thrive. The hood shaped who they are, and they feel they owe something back to it.

Here’s another layer to it. They’re talking to God, saying their journey is real and full of challenges. They’ve come out of tough places—the trenches—and made something of themselves. Their uncle gave them advice about putting family first and not trusting the wrong people. The streets gave them their own set of rules: don’t snitch, handle your business, and go after the money.

They talk about being surrounded by real ones—people who’ve got their back no matter what. It’s not just about being flashy—it’s also about being respected in the neighborhood. They see themselves as veterans, experienced and valuable, like MVPs in their community. And they make it clear: they only show love to those who keep it genuine with them.

Nechie jumps in with his part, keeping the same energy. He says he hasn’t changed and is still the same person he was back in the day. He’s a product of his surroundings and learned the hustle young, even selling drügs to survive. But through all of it, he shows love to his people and stands by the code he was raised with.

To close it out, they repeat their dedication to staying loyal and true. They remind us again where they came from and how the hood helped shape them. Shout-outs at the end give love to the people and places that are part of their story. Even though they’ve grown and evolved, their roots and values haven’t changed—they’re always going to remain who they are.