Unjudge Me
Calboy Lyrics

What up, Super?
Calboy greets someone by asking how they are.

Don't say you love me
Calboy doesn't want to hear insincere expressions of affection.

This shit get ugly
Calboy is warning that things can turn hostile or dangerous.

They judge me, but they don't know that I been broke
People criticize Calboy without understanding that he used to be poor.

And I'm just hustlin', and I grip this nine, don't lose your mind
Calboy is working hard and protecting himself with a gun.

I kill 'em, trust me, and these niggas fu and bitches changed
Calboy doesn't trust people who have changed or betrayed him in the past.

So I'm not trustin', don't say you love me
Calboy is wary of people who can't prove their loyalty.

all these bitches, they like honesty
Women like to be told the truth.

I remember days of livin' broke
Calboy recalls his days of poverty.

I remember sleepin' on the floor
Calboy used to sleep on the ground due to his financial situation.

Tell my brothers ain't no losin' hope
Calboy encourages his friends to never give up despite the challenges they face.

What you need? I ain't trippin', bitch, I got it
Calboy offers to help someone in need without hesitation.

We might catch 'em slippin', then it's tragic
Calboy suggests that violence might occur if someone is caught off guard.

Reach up to the stars, got a habit
Calboy has ambitious goals and dreams.

We was six deep on a mattress
Calboy and his friends had to share one bed due to their financial situation.

On the ten-speed, that was traffic
Calboy and his friends used to ride bikes because they couldn't afford cars.

Now I got a lil' mo' tint, speedin' in traffic
Calboy has upgraded his vehicle and drives faster.

I'm not what you need, I'm a savage
Calboy admits he's not a nice guy and can be ruthless.

I sing to my fully automatic
Calboy takes care of his gun like it's a prized possession.

I been broke to the point I don't even wan' breathe no more
Calboy felt like giving up when he was extremely poor.

Stealin' out the store, sleepin' on my cousin floor
Calboy had to do desperate things to survive and had to sleep on his cousin's floor.

Now I'm up, it feel like everybody give a fuck
Now that Calboy is successful, people pay attention to him and seem to care more.

They don't wanna see me win, now they ask if I remember
People who didn't support Calboy before now try to appear friendly and sympathetic.

All these felonies, scared to hear me with niggas
People are afraid to associate with Calboy because of his criminal record.

'Cause they might bail on me, or worse, tell on me
Calboy is cautious around people because they might betray him in some way.

This shit get ugly, I been through some shit
Calboy has experienced difficult situations in the past.

You might not wanna love me, outlaw, screamin' "Thug Life"
Calboy doesn't want people to try to love him because he identifies as a rebel or outlaw.

Only God can judge me, this for all the hoes that played around
Calboy believes only God can judge him and dedicates the song to the women who treated him poorly.

When I was dusty, didn't wanna fuck me
Women didn't want to sleep with Calboy when he was poor and struggling.

This shit get ugly
Calboy repeats his earlier warning that things can turn hostile or dangerous.