Trap 101 Lyrics – YoungBoy Never Broke Again

Trap 101 Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
In the intro, the artist, YoungBoy Never Broke Again, expresses a sense of being constantly on edge, working hard, and dealing with his emotions. Waking up late at night, he pours up mud (likely lean, a drug), and he’s just watching time pass by. He doesn’t care about what others are doing, particularly a woman who may be involved in his life, indicating his focus on his own life and actions rather than outside distractions.

[Verse 1]
In this verse, YoungBoy reflects his tough, street-oriented lifestyle. He mentions the dangers he faces, constantly on the lookout for rivals (opps). Despite driving expensive cars like a G-Wagon, he keeps his chain dirty, symbolizing his rough edges even when he’s living a lavish life. He doesn’t engage with women much, showing he’s tired of distractions, but they still want his attention. He talks about carrying a weapon and not trusting the police, implying a need for protection. He also addresses how nothing can stop his hustle, even if people try to restrict him or change his situation. In the end, he mentions driving a Lambo, continuing his fast-paced, dangerous life.

[Chorus]
In the chorus, YoungBoy expresses his indifference to what others, especially a woman, say. He’s fed up with material possessions like mansions and instead buys a new house. He doesn’t care for the drama around him, even mentioning keeping the same weapon that was used in a past situation. He speaks about his violent life, clearing obstacles out of his way, and his readiness to take out people who cross him. He continues with his rebellious, dangerous lifestyle, willing to confront anyone who challenges him, no matter where they are.

[Refrain]
In this refrain, YoungBoy wakes up at 1 AM, pours lean, and continues to live his wild life. He doesn’t care about where a woman is, showing his focus on his own actions and plans. He mentions living life like a “thug,” indicating his commitment to the street life. When he hears about people he considers enemies at a club, he’s ready to act violently. He doesn’t hesitate to deal with anyone who disrespects him, showing his aggressive, fearless persona.

[Verse 2]
In the second verse, YoungBoy emphasizes his hardened persona, calling himself a “gravedigger” and mentioning that he’s made it in life, but also made others around him. He’s not afraid of confrontation, ready to pay for violent acts if necessary. He speaks about his numerous past conflicts, ready to strike again if needed. He describes walking into situations with his crew, prepared to handle business. He references using a knife in a fight, showing that he’s ready for whatever, even without his weapon. He acknowledges that every action of his is watched, and police are always involved, but he doesn’t care, as he’s used to being in dangerous situations. He sees himself as unstoppable, even when the odds are against him.

[Refrain]
In this refrain, YoungBoy repeats his 1 AM routine of waking up and pouring lean, showing his restless, wild lifestyle. He doesn’t care about the woman or where she is, as he is focused on his own path. He affirms his commitment to living recklessly, doing whatever it takes to survive and succeed, even if it means using violence. He is ready to act when he hears about enemies in a club, showing that he’s always on alert and ready to retaliate.

[Verse 3]
In this verse, YoungBoy refers to his crew, 4KTrey, and emphasizes his individuality, calling himself “1 of 1.” He warns people to always be prepared, saying that you need a weapon if you’re going to deal with him. He’s aware of the dangers of his lifestyle and how he’s always on drügs, waiting for something to happen. He describes how he’s willing to confront anyone, even in public places like a club, and is ready to take action immediately. He mentions using drügs and the consequences of his reckless behavior, but he doesn’t let that stop him. The verse highlights his violent mindset, constantly watching his back and willing to take out anyone who disrespects him. He talks about how his enemies are always after him, but he’s always ready to retaliate, no matter where it happens. He lives his life in constant aggression, prepared for any confrontation.

[Chorus]
In the second chorus, YoungBoy reaffirms his indifference to what others think, continuing his narrative of ignoring outside opinions, including from women. He expresses his disinterest in luxury living and buys a new house instead. He mentions keeping his weapon as a reminder of past violence and the dangerous life he lives. He talks about clearing obstacles from his life, filling a van with weapons, and being ready to confront anyone who challenges him. This reinforces his readiness for violent action, painting a picture of a man living a dangerous, no-compromise lifestyle.

[Refrain]
In this final refrain, YoungBoy again emphasizes his lifestyle of recklessness. He wakes up at 1 AM, pours lean, and stays focused on his own actions. He reaffirms his tough, street-focused persona and his willingness to take violent action. He’s not concerned with the whereabouts of others and is always ready to strike when necessary, especially when he hears about rivals. His lifestyle is all about staying prepared and acting quickly when needed.