Shot Callin Lyrics – YoungBoy Never Broke Again

Shot Callin Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus]
In this hook, YoungBoy’s coming in loud and bold. He’s pulling up fast in a fancy ride, showing off his status. He’s with BoBo, both of them armed and ready for anything. He knows he looks fresh and attractive, and the women notice it too. He’s saying if he sees an enemy, he’s not hesitating—he’ll get out and handle it directly. Nobody has his style or presence, and he’s proud of that. He’s got serious money now, and with that money comes power, even the kind that could get someone taken out. At the same time, he reminds everyone not to act brand new—he came from nothing and earned everything.

[Verse 1]
Here, YoungBoy flexes hard—his Rolex alone costs as much as a luxury truck, and he’s keeping a firearm on him just in case. He brags about how expensive his mansion is, comparing it to the cost of a school. He’s made it big and now wants to give his kids a better life. He doesn’t care what people think and reminds everyone he’s not new to beef—he’s already taken someone’s friend out. He’s all-in during confrontations, not holding back, and he’s armed with serious firepower. He mocks his enemies and calls them out for acting fake or weak. If anyone tries to roll up on him, he’s going to bring serious pressure. Even though he’s been laying low and on meds, he’s still living big and showing out. He casually mentions sending $13 million to Jaz, flexing again. Then he slips in a moment where someone tried him while he was locked up, but now that he’s out, it’s payback time. He and his crew might catch an enemy slipping in a hotel lobby and take action while masked up. He ends with a fast getaway in a car that’s too quick, making sure people see him and Herm moving like bosses.

[Chorus]
Once again, YoungBoy is making an entrance in a high-speed whip, showing off with BoBo right beside him, both ready if trouble comes. He’s dressed sharp, knows he’s turning heads, and isn’t shy about it. If they spot someone they’ve got problems with, they’re jumping out and confronting them right there. Nobody can match his style or energy. With the money he’s made, he’s not just rich—he’s dangerous, and people know it. He’s moving like someone who’s made it big, but still carrying that hunger from the days when he had nothing, and he’s not letting anyone forget it.

[Verse 2]
This part starts off a little spaced out—he’s clearly under the influence, maybe sipping lean, and he’s feeling it. He’s telling a rival to stop talking online and to say it face-to-face if they’ve got something to say. When it comes to fashion, he’s switching things up, asking his stylist for a new look. Then he turns serious again, warning his enemies that he’s got guns with lasers and he won’t hesitate to use them. He compares his hustle to a street legend, Lil Meechy, saying he’s been grinding nonstop. His name’s buzzing around town and people are talking. Once he gets his personal stuff together, he plans to cut off his phone and go back to the basics. He invites people to see how his neighborhood operates—he runs it like he’s controlling it from space. Bo’s been working hard too, proving their grind never stops. He’s cursing out haters, telling them they can’t mess with him. He brings up people from his circle—some with violent reputations—and gives quick nods to old scores and street justice. There’s a moment where he mentions a girl who thought she was Puerto Rican, but turns out she’s Colombian, showing how his life is full of surprises and wild stories. He proudly says he’s made in America, rolling deep like action heroes, and his body is covered in diamonds that sparkle like a rash. If someone runs up on him, he’s ready with his gun. He’s so protected and respected that no one can just pull up on him. Then he’s pulling up in a vehicle called the Gravedigger, with Pheezy, acting reckless but confident. He’s out here living wild, keeping money on him, even reflecting on how he used to run around in jail. Finally, he’s in North Argyle, and a girl just texted him saying she spotted him—his presence is always felt.

[Chorus]
This hook repeats the same energy as before—he’s showing up fast in a flashy ride, with BoBo, both of them armed and not afraid of anything. He knows he looks good and women notice, but the vibe turns deadly real quick—he’s ready to take down any enemies on sight. His style is unmatched, and he wipes the competition clean. With money and status, he’s in a position where he could have anyone taken out. And through it all, he keeps reminding people—don’t talk to him like he’s soft, because he came from struggle and made it on his own.