True Story (Come With Me) Lyrics – YoungBoy Never Broke Again

True Story (Come With Me) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
He’s saying he tried to keep his emotions bottled up, but it’s spilling out now. He feels fed up and ready to speak his truth. He also calls out fake people, saying both sides know those guys don’t really live the tough image they pretend to have.

[Chorus]
Here he’s showing how far he’s come, telling people to look at his success and wealth now. Even though he’s rich, his circle is still full of dangerous, street-minded people who move with him everywhere. He makes it clear that loyalty in his crew is serious and they’re willing to go all the way for each other. At the same time, he talks about ongoing beef and how violence is still part of his everyday reality. Gun sounds and threats reflect how normal that chaos feels to him. He mentions surviving attempts on his life and having to respond fast to stay alive. While money is stacking up and sealed away, people still take shots at him, both literally and through hate. His jewelry shining represents success, but it also makes him a bigger target. Overall, the hook shows a mix of pride, danger, paranoia, and street loyalty that hasn’t gone away even after fame.

[Verse]
In this part, he talks about how his life changed from hustling and grinding to living fast with money and fame. He remembers coming up from nothing and always having to stay alert. He touches on relationships too, saying he didn’t fully understand the type of person a girl was, but she stayed close while he was deep in the streets. Trust is shaky, and people around him switch up easily. He flexes his diamonds but makes it clear they’re earned, not given by anyone, and he’s not depending on women for status. He speaks on how quick things can turn deadly when someone talks reckless, showing how violence happens suddenly without warning.

He moves on to brag about counting large amounts of money and being surrounded by people he doesn’t even really know, which shows how lonely fame can feel. Phones constantly ringing symbolize problems and drama that never stop following him. Even when he tries to ignore it, he can’t fully walk away. He admits there’s someone he truly loves, but he keeps his distance, possibly to protect her or himself. His mother worries about him and feels he’s making bad choices, but he feels like this lifestyle is in his blood. He describes strong family traits and destiny, almost like he was built to live this way.

Traveling on jets and coming back home gives him moments to think deeply. Staring at nature makes his thoughts wander, and he reflects on how fake both men and women can be. He points out the double standards, especially when women try to be independent and get judged for it. He tells his partner he doesn’t want to stay stuck in this environment and says his heart belongs to her, not everyone else around him. He lifts her up, calling her royalty, while also reminding her he’s a dangerous person to be connected to.

Then he shifts back into street mode, riding with the same old crew he’s always trusted. Everyone around him is armed and silent, handling business without talking too much. He emphasizes where he’s from and how his group doesn’t back down or act weak. When someone disrespects them, consequences follow. He shouts out his gang and neighborhood ties, showing pride in his roots. He dares anyone to test him, saying he’s fearless and cold-hearted when it comes to enemies, even though he still prays and hasn’t completely lost his faith.

He adds random details about his lifestyle, like owning exotic things, to show how strange and extreme his life has become. Even with money, he admits he still has problems and leans on substances to cope. He supports people around him who are getting money, but warns that many women are only around for benefits. He says his crew is always ready for action and doesn’t move without purpose. Violence is described as calculated and emotionless, almost routine. He ends by showing how calm he can be even while dealing with death, inviting others to join him in this dangerous world.

[Chorus]
This hook comes back to remind listeners that his success hasn’t changed his environment or mindset much. He repeats that he’s rich now, but still surrounded by people ready to go to war for him. The threats and gun imagery underline how constant danger is in his life. He talks about surviving attacks and staying ahead of anyone trying to harm him. Money continues to pile up, yet jealousy and hate follow just as fast. His shining jewelry shows his rise, but also how visible he’s become. The repeated lines drive home that fame didn’t bring peace, only louder problems, stronger enemies, and deeper loyalty to the people who’ve been with him from the start.