H.A.M.
Youngboy Never Broke Again Lyrics

Taj Money
Introducing the producer of the song by stating his name.

I'm a 38 baby
Referring to being part of the 38 Baby gang, a Baton Rouge-based street gang, indicating the artist's affiliation.

Fuck
An exclamation expressing intensity or emphasis.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
Repetition of a phrase to emphasize the artist's enthusiasm for the subject matter.

Taj on the beat
Repeating the producer's name while noting his role in creating the instrumental component of the song.

I grew up 'round it, so you know I'm 'bout it (know I'm 'bout it)
Acknowledging his familiarity with and commitment to the lifestyle and values promoted by his gang and community.

I came from nothin', now young nigga got a whole lotta (whole lotta)
Reflecting on his humble beginnings and noting his current abundance of wealth and success.

Won't stress myself 'bout nothin', I'ma find my way up out it (find my way up out it)
Declaring his resilience and determination to overcome obstacles and achieve his goals without succumbing to stress or worry.

I'm goin' in, with everybody who behind me
Asserting his dedication to pursuing success and his willingness to involve and uplift those who support him (his team, gang, and fans).

I was gettin' it, now I'm in it and it's perfect timin'
Rejoicing in the perfect timing of his success and growth in the music industry, after having worked hard to achieve his goals.

Everything that you said, I ain't forget about it (I ain't forget about it)
Addressing and rejecting the negative comments and criticisms he has received from others, and indicating a desire for revenge or vindication against those who have wronged him.

I'm a real nigga 'til the end, you gon' hear about me
Affirming his authenticity and commitment to his values, and warning that he will leave a lasting impression on those who interact with him.

I'ma run that sack up and buy all my niggas time pieces
Vowing to earn and share his wealth with his friends or fellow gang members, as a symbol of their shared success and brotherhood.

In my hotel, been abused by some bad bitches
Describing his sexual exploits with women, who he refers to as 'bad bitches', without indicating whether the encounter was positive or negative for him.

Ever since I was way younger I've been had this vision
Noting his long-held ambition and motivation to succeed.

Now I'm in Cali, stuntin', flexin', kickin' shit with Beamin'
Boasting of his current location and the fun he is having with others.

I'm only 16, it's always been my dream
Acknowledging his young age and reflecting on his lifelong aspiration to become a successful rapper.

But I do this shit for my lil' boy
Denoting that his motivation and purpose for success is to provide for and support his child.

No I don't give a damn what it take for to get
Asserting his willingness to do whatever it takes to succeed and achieve his goals, regardless of the difficulty or consequences.

I walk in this booth and go hard
Stating his dedication to making high-quality music and putting forth effort during his recording sessions.

I won't stop, I'ma shoot for the stars
Affirming his commitment to never giving up on his dreams and aspirations, and setting high goals for himself.

Where I'm from, gotta stay with that rod
Acknowledging the prevalence of gun violence in his hometown of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and the need to carry a firearm for protection.

Bet' not put your trust up in these broads
Warning men not to trust women (referring to them as 'broads') due to their potential to be deceitful or opportunistic.

Over 400 shots in that car (brra)
Boasting of the firepower of his and his gang's vehicles, and the implication that they are willing and able to engage in gun violence if necessary.

Juvenile in a foreign (skrrt)
Revealing that a young member of his gang is driving a foreign (luxury) car, which is an expression of their affluence and wealth.

If they call, I don't answer, ignore it
Declaring his lack of concern for others who try to contact him, indicating his focus on his own goals and priorities.

State to state, but I ain't tourin'
Traveling frequently but not for the purpose of touring or performing live music.

Straight to that bag where I'm goin'
Focusing exclusively on the acquisition of wealth and luxury goods, rather than any other goal or motivation.

They don't like the way that I get to it
Acknowledging that some people may be envious or disapproving of his lifestyle and success, but asserting that he will continue to pursue his goals regardless of others' opinions or actions.

Nigga get in my way, I'ma do him
Threatening violence against anyone who tries to interfere with his success or those of his friends or associates.

I was on confinement in that cell, was just paper and pen
Reflecting on a time when the artist was incarcerated and had limited resources, such that writing (with paper and pen) was the only activity he could engage in.

I asked Lil' Tim to hit the dro, I smelled it in the wind
Recalling a memory from jail, in which he asked a friend (Lil' Tim) to bring him marijuana or other drugs, and being able to smell the scent of drugs in the air.

Lil' Tim went home on Valentine's Day, they shot him dead
Describing the tragic death of Lil' Tim, who was killed on February 14 (Valentine's Day) by an unknown assailant or group of people.

Crazy how they bled, I keep one in the head
Acknowledging the tragic outcome of Lil' Tim's death and implying that the artist (and his associates) are ready and willing to seek revenge against Lil Tim's killer(s) by keeping a firearm loaded and ready.

You ever slept on me? You gon' hear about me
Warning anyone who has underestimated or disregarded the artist in the past that they will regret their mistake and face some form of retribution or loss.

You ever betrayed me? You gon' hear about me
Implying that any act of betrayal against the artist or his close associates will result in some form of punishment or retaliation, and that word of these consequences will spread widely and quickly.

You don't believe me? Yeah, you gon' hear about me
Asserting the power and scope of the artist's influence and reputation, such that those who doubt or question him will quickly learn of his abilities or success.

Believe that, I'm goin' in, you gon' hear about me
Repeating the message of the previous lines and emphasizing the artist's confidence and ambition to succeed and leave a lasting impression on those around him.

Chasin' that money, been a long day
Describing his focus on acquiring wealth and material success, and noting that he has been working hard for a long time to achieve it.

Now I feel it's safe to say we came a long way
Reflecting on his progress and success, indicating a sense of satisfaction and achievement with where he has come from and what he has accomplished.

I swear that it's a dirty shame the way they did Lil' Dave
Expressing frustration and grief over the death of another friend or gang member named Lil' Dave, implying that it was caused by some form of injustice or violence.

No, we ain't stoppin' 'til we make them bitches feel our pain
Asserting that the artist and his associates will not rest until those who have wronged them or caused them pain experience some form of retribution or suffering.

I was blowin' sell to see how bad I fuckin' stunted
Admitting to a history of drug use (specifically, the inhalation of smoke from crushed pills), and indicating that he took pride in displaying wealth or luxury after achieving it.

I wish my grandma was here to see how much that I accomplished
Expressing a desire for a deceased family member (his grandmother) to have been alive to witness and celebrate the artist's success.

I just stopped by my lil' brother and gave him a hundred
Sharing some of his wealth with a younger brother and showing care for his family.

You know I'm steady hustlin', so you won't want for nothin'
Confirming his persistence and dedication to working hard, in order to make sure that those he cares for (friends, family, and gang members) have their basic needs (such as food, housing, and clothing) provided for.

Straight out the gutta, came out runnin', I ain't lookin' back
Proudly describing his difficult background and upbringing, indicating that he is committed to moving forward and not being held back by past problems or mistakes.

Ridin' with KD in that Camry, with 'bout four straps
Indicating that the artist is riding in a Toyota Camry, driven by someone referred to as KD, and that there are likely multiple firearms ('straps') in the vehicle for protection or danger.

Me and Dino, we 'bout our business we gon' handle that
Referring to another associate named Dino, and asserting that they are both focused on achieving their goals and addressing any problems or challenges that arise.

No I ain't gotta sell really, B gon' cancel 'em
Voicing displeasure with people who behave negatively or disrespectfully towards him, indicating that he has the power or influence ('B') to cause them to suffer in some way.