Sneaking Lyrics – YoungBoy NBA

Sneaking Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1]
In this verse, YoungBoy is waking up with a strong, confident energy. He’s bluntly asking his girl to wake up and be attractive for him, showing his directness and assertiveness. He references going from his current location to Texas, hinting at travel and a larger lifestyle he’s moving through, maybe for work or a new opportunity, like a video shoot he’s planning. He also mentions leaving behind a “groupie” he used to entertain, realizing he might have been stuck in that type of relationship for too long, and now he’s moving past it, implying he’s growing tired of temporary flings.

[Chorus]
The chorus dives into YoungBoy’s lifestyle and attitude. He starts by talking about his drink (likely lean) matching his outfit in color—both are green. This small detail hints at his meticulous style and how he keeps things coordinated. Then, he mentions a .45-caliber gun, warning that it’s powerful enough to stop an engine or harm someone fatally, reflecting his tough and fearless persona. Inside the house, he’s sipping lean, a strong drink, which has a grip on him even though he’s aware of its dangers.

YoungBoy then describes the lack of hesitation with his .223 gun, stating that he doesn’t need precise aim—he’s confident enough to “wave it around” and still feel in control. He’s open about the highs he’s experiencing, admitting to standing up only to sit back down, as if both physically and mentally he’s balancing on the edge. When his girl is around, he notes, she knows her boundaries with him, and he doesn’t expect her to carry his burdens because he’s got everything covered.

YoungBoy also reflects on betrayal, mentioning how he sees the fake side of people—calling a woman’s sister “a snake”—and firmly states he won’t allow toxic people near him. There’s a sense of relief in knowing he’s made it out of his tough past and feels safe and successful now. He takes pride in his journey, staying loyal to those who’ve always been by his side, and warns that if anyone tries to steal from him, he’s ready to defend himself. He urges others to stop “clapping” or pretending to support him and focus on their own hustle, adding that he’d take action if they crossed him.

[Verse 2]
In this verse, YoungBoy discusses the legal challenges he’s facing but mentions he won’t let go of his “rods” (guns) despite the risks, showing his commitment to self-defense and protection. He casually talks about his wealth, mentioning a massive “30 million,” reflecting his financial success. YoungBoy asserts his readiness to protect himself and associates, mentioning his loyal crew (like ChoppaBoy and Skully) who are willing to defend him. There’s also mention of a character called Lil Dump, ready to go as far as setting someone’s house on fire if necessary.

He acknowledges the emotional toll all of this takes on him, admitting he has a “frozen heart” from everything he’s been through. He reflects on how far he’s come from his roots (“the Nawf”), yet he still stays true to his identity, refusing to downplay his past or his struggles. YoungBoy’s pride in his journey is evident, showing he’s both grounded in his roots and confident in who he’s become.

[Chorus (repeated)]
In the second chorus, YoungBoy revisits themes of style, confidence, and toughness. He again mentions his drink matching his outfit, highlighting the importance of image and consistency in his lifestyle. The .45 gun reference repeats, reinforcing his readiness to defend himself if needed. His actions with the .223 gun demonstrate his self-assuredness, as he feels no need for precise aim to feel powerful.

YoungBoy is fully aware of the limits he faces, whether it’s with people, substances, or situations, but he knows that his girl respects his boundaries. He’s grateful for making it out of his old life and into a successful one. Even though he’s faced his share of betrayal (like the sister he calls a “snake”), he’s learned to keep negative people at a distance.

YoungBoy also references taking pills, admitting he feels the urge to indulge as a way to cope or celebrate his life’s twists and turns. He’s proud of making it out of the streets, emphasizing how he’s risen from his past and is ready to defend what he’s earned. The ending lines show that he values loyalty and honesty, staying connected to people who truly care about him and who aren’t just pretending.