YoungBoy started writing and making music around the age of fourteen, eventually dropping his first mixtape Life Before Fame in April of 2015.
YoungBoy started to gain recognition when he dropped his projects Mind Of A Menace 3, Before I Go, and 38 Baby, but gained the most recognition for his hit song “38 Baby.”
Shortly after the success of “38 Baby” Young Boy was arrested on November 28, 2016, and was charged with two counts of attempted second-degree murder in connection with a drive-by shooting which occurred November 7, 2016. YoungBoy ended up being sentenced to a ten-year suspended prison sentence after serving six months in prison.
After YoungBoy was released from jail, he dropped “Untouchable” which is one of his biggest hits to date. Following the release of “Untouchable,” YoungBoy released AI YoungBoy on August 4, 2017.
Later on, in 2017 YoungBoy ended the year by dropping Ain’t Too Long and started 2018 by releasing his debut studio album, Until Death Call My Name.
Nowadays YoungBoy has come up with more famous tracks such as “Drawing Symbols,” “Lil Top,” “House Arrest Tingz” and “Around”. These have appeared on albums as AI Youngboy II, Still Flexin', Still Steppin' and Top.
On March 25, 2021, the rapper was taken into custody by the FBI on an outstanding federal warrant for drug and weapon charges which date back to 2016. While locked up, YoungBoy’s team released the rapper’s third studio album, Sincerely, Kentrell, on September 24, 2021: it was originally set to be released in May of the same year. Nearly a month after, on October 22, YoungBoy was released from jail on a $500K bond and is currently placed on house arrest in Utah.
Ending 2021, YoungBoy partnered with the fellow Louisiana native, Birdman to present the two artists' joint mixtape, From The Bayou which would peak at #19 on the Billboard 200.
Beginning 2022 to a ferocious start, YoungBoy would begin to diss King Von on songs such as “Bring The Hook,” and “Fish Scale.” These songs would soon appear on YoungBoy’s eighteenth mixtape, Colors which would later peak at #2 on the Billboard 200.
Later in the year, just a month afterward, YoungBoy would find himself in a viral controversy with the Chicago native, Lil Durk as both of them exchanged brutal disses from Durk’s “AHHH HA,” to YoungBoy’s “I Hate YoungBoy” — both regarding the death of King Von.
Following his hastily start to 2022, YoungBoy would partner up with DaBaby to present the duo’s joint mixtape, BETTER THAN YOU in March. The mixtape would later peak at #10 on the Billboard 200, this would mark YoungBoy’s ninth top ten.
On April 1, 2022, continuing his victorious run, YoungBoy would release The Last Slimeto Sampler, a sample album for his August release, The Last Slimeto. This album would mark YoungBoy’s final album with Atlantic Records.
On July 15, 2022, YoungBoy was found not guilty of his federal guns charge. In a interview on Instagram, YoungBoy announced that he and his team were planning to go on tour.
As planned, on August 5, 2022, YoungBoy released The Last Slimeto which would mark his last album with Atlantic Records, completing the contract. The album would also peak at #1 on the Billboard 200 marking his fifth #1 album. The project would also break a tie with Taylor Swift as it scored a #1 album in each of the past four years.
On September 6, 2022, YoungBoy released Realer 2 as a surprise release, it is presented as a sequel to his December 2018, Realer. Just over a month following the release of Realer 2, YoungBoy released the Juvenile-influenced mixtape, 3800 Degrees which would peak at #12 on the Billboard 200. Two weeks prior to the release of 3800 Degrees, YoungBoy would release yet another mixtape hosted by DJ Drama as a part of his Gangsta Grillz series titled Ma’ I Got A Family.
Through Billboard, on October 24, 2022, it was announced that following YoungBoy’s departure from Atlantic Records, beginning 2023, he would release music under a joint venture deal between his own Never Broke Again and Motown Records.
Slime Belief
Youngboy Never Broke Again Lyrics
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(Yeah, yeah ay, yeah ay, yeah)
(Yeah, yeah ay, yeah, yeah ay, yeah) hey ma, what it do?
(Turn up)
If you want it, you got it, you know how I'm rocking
They never could stop it, it's stuffed in my pocket
I got up for the score and they never could block it
Tears fall from the lies, despite
Hundred bands through the time of the night
When you left, I ain't wanna live life
Now I'm happy on the in and outside
Can you make it better?
Trap out like Griselda
Post up with Barettas, hustling through the night, yeah
Spin the block, finna stretch 'em
Wake the hood up when we wet 'em
And it's all gon' be alright, yeah
When that wrong choice take your life, yeah
Gucci pressure be on top of that Nike print
From them rich niggas kicking yo' back door
And they should give a Rollie to niggas who want it
Who don't know a thing but trap, though
Blue faces, I put that over nat hoes
The shit that we selling will make you relapse, though
Thinking I'm slipping, run up and get clapped, ho
I put that North on the map, ho (gang)
Turn up on a bitch when I'm gone off a Perc
That ho gon' fuck on a fast beat
Ben behind me, do the dash, keeping up in a Vert
You get jacked out yo' shit, you can't text me
Pussy nigga throwing shots, ain't at me
Strapped up, tell that nigga get at me
Tough love for a bitch, won't trap me
Pay for the body then I give them the MAC free
Got a pound in the car, I'ma smoke on that
Left the state for a show and I'm coming back
If he say he want smoke, ain't no falling back
Want a bitch for the play, I'ma blow the strap
He ain't using his head, put it in his lap
He ain't 'bout it, could tell that he only rap
I just put forty bands inside the trap
Every manifestation, I'm calling rare, gang
Now can you make it better?
Trap out like Griselda
Post up with Barettas, hustling through the night, yeah
Tell Jugg bust a right, yeah
Hop out, gun flames through the night, yeah
You know how I'm rocking, you know that I'm with it
You loyal to me, I'll make sure that you get it
If you want it, you got it, you know how I'm rocking
They never could stop it, it's stuffed in my pocket
I go up for the score and they never could block it
After the show, I count up in a Masi'
Tears fall from the lies, despite
Hundred bands through the time of the night
When you left, I ain't wanna live life
Now I'm happy on the in and outside
Pick it up, throw it out, watch it come back
Got a whole hundred racks in a Dior bag
Count up that money, I run up the sack
Boarding on the jet with a illegal strap
The shit that they talk, I could tell you is cap
Up off the X and I only took half
Stay energized, I fall back from the tabs
Put a half in my way, I'ma pay off the staff
I feel like it ain't no bitch I can't have
Saint Laurent boot with the fur like a bear
Balenciaga, that Gucci, and Prada
I got on all three and I bought several pair
When it's up, what we sliding in, ducking from 12
Time wise, clockwise, I never fail (no)
Ain't no slacking, we hustling, we on this for real
If we don't get it, we take it, you know what it is
(Can you make it better? Trap out like Griselda)
(Post up with Barettas, hustling through the night, yeah)
(Can you make it better? Trap out like Griselda)
(Post up with Barettas, hustling through the night, yeah)
Now, can you make it better?
Trap out like Griselda
Post up with Barettas, hustling through the night, yeah
Spin the block, finna stretch 'em
Wake the hood up when we wet 'em
And it's all gon' be alright, yeah
When that wrong choice take your life, yeah
Gucci pressure be on top of that Nike print (shh)
From them rich niggas kicking yo' back door
And they should give a Rollie to niggas who want it
Who don't know a thing but trap, though
Blue faces, I put that over nat hoes
The shit that we selling will make you relapse, though
Thinking I'm slipping, run up and get clapped, ho
I put that North on the map, ho, gang
YoungBoy Never Broke Again's song Slime Belief is a trap music anthem that focuses on the rapper’s journey to success and his current position as a self-made millionaire. The first verse is a reflection of his difficult past, where he shares how he used to cry from the lies and emotional pain he had gone through. However, his current lifestyle of luxury and fame has brought him happiness, and he attributes his success to his hard work and determination to trap out like Griselda.
The chorus sees YoungBoy advocating for his fellow trap brethren, encouraging them to continue to work hard and make the most of every opportunity that presents itself. He reassures them that the hustle and the struggle is all worth it, and they should never give up. The second verse is a testament to the rapper's street credibility, with his lyrics conveying the message that he is not to be messed with. He is ready to protect his wealth, fame, and family with a strap up.
Line by Line Meaning
If you want it, you got it, you know how I'm rocking
I'm confident in my abilities to get whatever I want.
They never could stop it, it's stuffed in my pocket
I'm unstoppable and always have money, no one can bring me down.
I got up for the score and they never could block it
I always succeed at the things I set my mind to, no one can stop me.
After the show, I count up in a Masi'
After my performance, I count my earnings in my Maserati.
Tears fall from the lies, despite
People lie to me and it hurts, but I won't let it bring me down.
Thinking I'm slipping, run up and get clapped, ho
If anyone thinks I'm not paying attention, they'll get hurt for trying to cross me.
I just put forty bands inside the trap
I just made $40,000 selling drugs.
Pick it up, throw it out, watch it come back
I make money quickly and easily, even if it seems to disappear, it always comes back.
Boarding on the jet with a illegal strap
I carry a gun with me on private jets, even if it's illegal.
The shit that they talk, I could tell you is cap
People lie all the time and it's easy to see through their fake talk.
I feel like it ain't no bitch I can't have
I'm attractive and wealthy, so any woman I want is mine for the taking.
And it's all gon' be alright, yeah
Everything will be okay in the end, just keep hustling and working hard.
Lyrics © STREAMCUT MEDIA, LLC, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
Written by: Eliot Bohr, Kentrell Gaulden, Marcus Marsh
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
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me
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