Used To Baby Lyrics – French Montana

Used To Baby Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Max B & French Montana]
This part sets the emotional tone of the song. He’s talking about finally seeing things clearly and accepting that success changes how people treat you. After coming up from nothing and making it big, he notices that the love feels different now. People act excited and crazy around him because of his rise, but the support doesn’t feel real anymore. There’s pride in how far he’s come, but also disappointment. The intro reflects that bittersweet feeling of growth, fame, and realizing that not everyone is genuine once you’re winning.

[Chorus: Max B]
Here he keeps repeating the idea that love has faded as his life changed. The wild lifestyle, parties, and chaos around him show how fast things are moving, but they also bring stress. He feels like people around him are trying to control, manipulate, or bring negative energy into his life. Even family and close ones start acting different, chasing attention or benefits. Friends switch up their behavior, and he can’t adjust to how fake things feel now. The repetition shows frustration and hurt, especially toward someone close who doesn’t care the same way anymore. It’s about missing real love and loyalty while dealing with fame, money, and emotional distance.

[Verse 1: French Montana]
French Montana talks about his journey and responsibilities. A younger person looks up to him, and he knows his actions matter. He flexes his success with expensive homes and global travel, but also admits that money brings danger and problems. Coming from the Bronx to elite events without changing who he is shows confidence in his roots. He shows loyalty by standing by Max during hard times and helping him stay relevant despite setbacks. Traveling overseas and stacking money highlights nonstop hustle. The diamonds and crew references show wealth and power, but underneath it all, he’s saying success didn’t come easy and loyalty still matters most to him.

[Chorus: Max B]
This chorus hits deeper and sounds more emotional. The lifestyle feels loud and reckless, yet lonely at the same time. He keeps noticing how love doesn’t feel the same, whether it’s from a partner, family, or friends. People around him seem unstable, chasing money or attention, and switching sides when it benefits them. That constant change makes it hard for him to trust anyone. The repeated lines show he’s tired of pretending everything is fine. There’s anger, disappointment, and a sense of being misunderstood. He feels unappreciated and distant from someone who once cared deeply, which hurts more than the outside drama.

[Verse 2: Max B]
Max B opens up about inner struggles. Temptation and negativity are always around, making patience hard. Haters keep watching while he continues to make money, staying silent instead of explaining himself. He talks about consequences, time lost, and choices made without regret. Spending money freely shows confidence, but also detachment from approval. Relationships come and go, but his focus stays on survival and success. He reflects on stress, learning lessons, and staying thankful despite chaos. This verse feels more spiritual and reflective, reminding himself to stay grounded, appreciate blessings, and keep moving forward even when life feels heavy.

[Chorus: Max B]
The final chorus reinforces everything he’s been feeling throughout the song. The fast life, noise, and excitement don’t replace real connection. He’s surrounded by people, yet feels alone because love has changed. Family, friends, and partners don’t act the same, and that hurts deeply. The switching behavior around him makes trust nearly impossible. By repeating the message again and again, he shows how much it weighs on him. It’s not just about fame or money, but about losing genuine care. The chorus ends with emotional distance, showing acceptance mixed with bitterness and honesty.