Rolling Loud Lyrics – Yuno Miles

Rolling Loud Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus]
The chorus is all about Yuno Miles repeatedly saying he’s not going to Rolling Loud, a big music festival. He plays with the idea by saying he’s “rolling out” (leaving) and “rolling home” (just staying home instead). The ADHD reference and “rolling 88” seem like a random, exaggerated way to express his hyperactivity. He also throws in shoutouts to old-school fashion (Bathing Ape) and classic cereal (Frosted Flakes), making the chorus feel playful and nostalgic. The whole vibe is unserious, almost like he’s trolling about not showing up to the festival.

[Verse]
Here, Yuno Miles keeps the randomness going. He jokes about wearing boots like Puss in Boots, which adds to his goofy personality. Then, he mentions basketball, admitting he’s bad at it, and calls himself “Rolling Shoot,” a funny play on Rolling Loud. He exaggerates by saying he’d miss every shot, adding to his self-deprecating humor. Then, he shifts to flexing—talking about stealing from Icebox (a high-end jewelry store) and saying people don’t believe in him, but he’s actually like Gucci Mane, a rapper known for dealing “bricks” (both drügs and wealth). He claims he knows magic and will get rich out of nowhere. Finally, he predicts his music will be a hit in clubs, even though his style is so unconventional. The whole verse is filled with silly flexes and jokes, making it clear he doesn’t take things too seriously.

[Chorus]
This part is just like the first chorus, reinforcing the joke about not going to Rolling Loud. He keeps up the wordplay with “rolling out” and “rolling home,” and he throws in the same shoutouts to Bathing Ape and Frosted Flakes. The ADHD and math references don’t seem to have a deep meaning—he’s just being playful with numbers. Overall, the repeated chorus keeps the song lighthearted and absurd, almost like he’s making fun of the idea of being expected to perform at the festival.

[Outro]
In the outro, Yuno Miles goes back on everything he said before. Now, he’s unsure if he’s going to Rolling Loud, saying he *might* actually go. It’s a funny, last-minute switch-up, like he never really had a plan in the first place. The “so as far as I know” part makes it seem like even he doesn’t know what he’s doing, which matches the unpredictable, goofy vibe of the whole song.