RNF 2 Lyrics – BabyTron

RNF 2 Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
He’s hyping himself up, saying he’s back without breaks and calling out something wild, setting a raw and unfiltered mood right away.

[Verse]
Here he’s playing with the idea of his woman being so icy and cold that she gives out runny noses, using that image to show she’s unfazed and unbothered. Then he flips to talking about someone else being “funny,” hinting that he’s tired of fake people and low‑energy vibes. When he says he took a lot of something that cleared his throat but now he’s in “mummy mode,” it’s like he’s saying he used something hard that changed the way he feels and moves through the world, maybe slowed him down but wrapped him up in a different state. He brings up a “Zaga” putting him upside down like a wrestling move, and then the drink hitting him hard, comparing his experience to being slammed in a fight. The way he jumps from work to cars and then to serious things like murder shows he’s juggling all sides of life and the street talk that comes with it.

When he calls out someone posting old memories on a Wednesday night, he’s teasing them for living in the past or acting like they’re still relevant. Then he questions someone rolling up cheap products, making fun of people who don’t know quality. Telling them to go get a bag is like telling them to step up or get something real instead of faking it. He even jokes about spelling because he assumes the other person might not have a proper education, using that to poke at their credibility. Saying he almost died flying and referencing Ric Flair mixes bravado with danger, showing he’s seen highs and scary moments and that life can flip quick. Talking about someone dying soon and a “sixth square” feels like he’s warning them they’re in trouble or boxed in by fate.

When he mentions rocking multiple pendants at once, he’s flexing wealth and style while mocking someone else’s lack. Calling out someone’s tab as longer than a person’s hair is a creative way to say they’re broke and distracted by trivial stuff. He points out life isn’t fair, comparing people trying to treat it like yoga but really only getting half the peace they want. Clicking into “launch mode” and flying over roofs is his way of saying when he’s going full speed, nothing can hold him back, but he also knows that with no money, even small things can become deadly serious. Saying his white boy shoots like someone who keeps a silent “K” is a clever way to describe quiet but lethal action, like a weapon in the night that catches opponents off guard.

When he talks to a woman telling her to bend over and touch her toes, he’s mixing s*xual bravado with a casual confidence about intimacy. He sees someone else’s small diamond link but says he wears full bundles, once again flexing wealth. Referring to a quarterback known for poor performance when he’s with someone else’s girl is him trash‑talking and asserting dominance in relationships and street rep. Saying everybody hates him and he doesn’t even know who he’s been with shows he’s aware of gossip but also detached from it, like he’s untouchable. Talking about someone’s “third eye” being open yet having six eyes shut is his way of calling out people who pretend to be wise but are blind to reality.

Chilling with his plug and being “in his duff’” feels like being comfortable in his own circle, wearing his style confidently. Blocking someone “quick like Jay Huff” means shutting people down fast, and saying he’s number two but really number one shows self belief even when others doubt him. Calling someone’s breath smell bad like a fake butt is just him clowning opponents with humor. Taking Luigi’s shroom and making his brain jump is lyrics about altered states and wild mental shifts. He mentions having a daughter but jokes about baby bottles not being for her, mixing responsibility with his rugged lifestyle. Talking about Amiris and Papa Smurf shows off his taste in expensive clothes while saying he’s often “off” a lot of syrup nods to indulgence in drink culture. Having his clock set military style means he’s disciplined and always on time for action.

Saying you can’t put anything past anybody because even SpongeBob might surprise you with something dark is his way of saying expectations can flip. “Lobster butter in my leaf” and not twisting Larry is a playful way of saying he’s enjoying luxury while avoiding unnecessary trouble. Asking what he looks like chatting because this isn’t GPT is him joking about not being here to talk nonsense but to act. Getting to the racks easily like AE is him pointing out how simple it is for him to make money. And when he says he should’ve learned from the first RNF, he’s reminding himself and others that he’s been through this before and knows how to handle whatever comes next while clutching his belt like someone ready for anything. repeated feels like a call back to his crew or mindset he’s representing.