Trapped Out Lyrics – YoungBoy Never Broke Again

Trapped Out Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
In the intro, YoungBoy Never Broke Again sets the tone by claiming he’s different from others in the rap game. He mentions that while others may have come from street life, he had to hustle hard from the bottom (the mud) to get where he is now. He’s proud of his journey and his unique path.

[Verse]
In this verse, YoungBoy reflects on his life in the streets and the dangerous world he’s been involved in. He talks about being in the trap house, where illegal activities like drug trafficking are happening around him. He mentions that he’s got heroin for his friend, who’s investing in drügs, highlighting his connection to the street life.

He talks about making money (“big knots”) and stacking it up, while also expressing his desire for a specific type of woman who’s from the “hills” but is tough and “ratchet.” This is a contrast to his glamorous lifestyle, showing that he still has ties to his gritty, street side.

He also emphasizes that he’s always armed (“got my iron”) and ready to face any situation. If the police catch him with a weapon, he knows he’ll face a long prison sentence. Despite this, he’s ready for whatever consequences come his way, showing he’s no stranger to violence.

YoungBoy calls himself “Big Slime” (a term he often uses to represent his loyalty and toughness), mentioning that if he gets locked up, his “thousand goblins” (his supporters or crew) will have his back. He makes it clear that while he’s in prison, he’s prepared for any kind of situation, even using a Smith & Wesson knife for protection.

He then talks about loyalty and betrayal. He says if you mess with someone he cares about, he’ll have your back, but if you waste his time or lie to him, he won’t hesitate to cut ties. He recalls a story of his car being shot at, but his crew helped him escape. The verse continues with more aggressive imagery, like being ready for violence in case someone tries to mess with him.

There’s also a reference to a past incident where someone tried to attack him but missed. He describes himself as always being ready for retaliation, mentioning how he carries a weapon, even in places like Walmart, and how his wife and family are also armed. This highlights his intense need for protection and readiness for violence.

YoungBoy then talks about his success, saying that he has millions of dollars and a house that wasn’t cheap, but it’s not just about wealth. He wants revenge on those who wronged his brother in the streets. He talks about being fearless and always staying prepared, even describing how he reacts when attacked.

He reflects on his behavior and trust issues, acknowledging that he’s from a tough background where loyalty is rare. His life has made him cautious, and he admits that he’ll never trust people easily. He ends by stressing that people need to show loyalty and prove they’re real before he’ll show them respect.

[Outro]
In the outro, YoungBoy reaffirms his toughness and loyalty to his family. He talks about carrying money (“racks”) and being armed (“strap”), but he also emphasizes that even his family, like his mom and sister, are ready for violence, showing how his entire family is involved in this dangerous lifestyle. The phrase “my whole fam’ a murder tree” reflects their readiness to protect each other at all costs. He finishes by reinforcing his tough persona and the strength of his family bond.