RYLO Lyrics – Skrilla

RYLO Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro sounds like casual talk between friends before the track starts. He’s joking about timing, reposting something, and confirming it’s really him. It sets a relaxed, confident mood and shows appreciation and love for people around him before jumping into the gritty street vibe.

[Chorus]
Here he’s describing pulling up with his crew and feeling ready for anything, like a soldier on duty. He notices people watching his car closely, showing attention and tension. The drinking lines point to heavy partying and numbness. Overall, it shows confidence, movement, and a reckless lifestyle where he stays alert while flexing status and habits with his friends beside him at all times outside.

[the/a]
This part focuses on dr�gs, money, and identity. He talks about feeling altered and powerful, comparing himself to a known figure to boost confidence. Counting foreign money shows success. Face tattoos and being an unknown dealer suggest secrecy and street credibility. Mentioning a dangerous associate adds risk. Doing everything alone highlights how real and serious his lifestyle feels. It paints a picture of survival, pride, and staying sharp in unpredictable situations daily while trusting very few people around him.

[Verse]
This verse shows chaos, pressure, and risky behavior piling up. He’s around people who self-destruct, and he admits taking dr�gs that could knock him out, showing how far he’s pushing himself. He questions others who pretend to live dangerously, saying he’s really in it. Riding alone with weapons shows paranoia and survival mode. Relationship problems appear, with drama from his child’s mother and him quickly moving on to someone new. He describes feeling so high he’s numb, which hints at escape and loss of control. He mentions beating legal trouble multiple times, suggesting constant run-ins with the law and luck or influence helping him slide by. He gives credit to someone who disciplined or guided him, implying growth and direction. He believes that person helped shape his career and audience. The police references show tense moments while driving, staying alert and reacting fast. Comparing himself to a football lineman explains how he blocks danger head-on without backing down. It also reflects exhaustion and bravado, where showing toughness hides fear and stress. Moving fast, staying armed, and trusting instincts are daily habits. The verse paints a life where mistakes can be fatal, emotions are buried, and respect is earned through resilience, not comfort or safety. Every choice feels urgent, and consequences always seem close behind him as pressure never lets up fully.

[Chorus]
In this repeat, he reinforces pulling up with his people and staying in a warrior mindset. He feels watched, which keeps him sharp and ready. Drinking again shows excess and numb escape. The hook repeats to drill in the mix of confidence, motion, danger, and street habits that define how he moves every day with loyalty and caution balanced together at all times around him.

[the/a]
This section doubles down on altered states, money, and reputation. Feeling like a tough figure boosts his ego and confidence. Counting pesos points to international hustle and success. The face tattoos show commitment to the life and being lowkey but known. Mentioning a feared friend raises stakes. Walking alone stresses independence, danger, and how real things feel without backup. It suggests pride in surviving quietly while others talk loud. Every line pushes the idea that respect is earned through actions, not explanations or comfort in his world where danger stays close daily.

[Chorus]
The chorus comes back to underline his mindset and movement. Rolling deep makes him feel protected and powerful. Eyes on his car remind him danger is constant. Drinking shows excess and coping. Repeating it emphasizes how these moments loop daily, blending confidence, risk, and street survival into his normal routine with his crew and habits always around him as pressure never fades away from life.

[the/a]
This final repeat reinforces who he is and how he lives. The drug reference shows being deep in that lifestyle. Comparing himself to a strong figure feeds confidence. Counting money equals success. Tattoos and being unknown suggest moving smart. The dangerous friend adds tension. Doing everything solo proves authenticity and how real his path feels. It highlights pride, isolation, and survival instincts. Nothing is glamorized as easy. He presents it as raw reality where every move matters and respect is constantly tested in his environment everyday with pressure and risk present.

[Outro]
He’s saying life doesn’t get more real than this.