YoungBoy Never Broke Again I Admit Lyrics: A Raw and Honest Masterpiece

OYWM – Hey there, my fellow music lover! As a traveling artist, I’ve had the chance to experience diverse cultures and sounds, but few artists have captivated me like YoungBoy Never Broke Again. His latest album, “I Admit,” is a raw and unfiltered exploration of his life’s struggles, triumphs, and everything in between.

Before we dive into the lyrical brilliance of this album, let me set the stage. Imagine yourself on a long road trip, the wind whipping through your hair, and the open road stretching endlessly before you. That’s the vibe I get from “I Admit” – it’s a journey, a confession, and a celebration of life’s ups and downs.

Lyrics

(Yung Lan on the track)
DJ Drama
Kentrell
Onika Tanya Maraj-Petty
YoungBoy, are you ready?

Give no care ’bout who you fuck, she know I’m a gangster (Grr, grr, grr)
I flash out bad, I don’t care who in here, now, girl bring yo’ ass here
You all mine, don’t you let ’em get in your mind, baby (Ooh)
I admit you got that, “Ooh-ooh” (Ooh-ooh)
And I like the way you do, ooh (You do, ooh)
Needed you from the start, but only if you knew
Gon’ make sure you shine, sometime I lie
Babygirl, you know I’m slime

Prove to me that you’re solid
You want my heart, girl, you got it (Oh, na, na)
It never gon’ matter what they challenge me
Wish you standin’ on side of me
She know I’m gang-bangin’ violent
And know I got plenty bodies
Run to the stage, YoungBoy in the buildin’
Got the bag in, time to turn up this shit
Hit ’em both straight, I ain’t got no limp
Stay intact, it don’t matter how hard it get
I’ma buy both, ain’t no hardest pick
Tryin’ hard for the slump, I’m gon’ need no attempt
Steady keepin’ my head, I’m on top of the rim
I been breathin’ and dyin’, she want me to live, yeah
She know, put this money aside and put it on (Woah-oh)
I would hate to see you run, I want you here with me now
And never for the go

I know you slime, I know you ain’t lackin’, you violent
Them niggas ran down on yo’ homie, now you slidin’
If I don’t pick up when you call, you gon’ be wildin’
But, I just pray you make it home
Ayy, yo, and we still on that get-back
Poppin’ chains, don’t give shit back
Backshots get that grip back
Go down, get yo’ lick back
Real niggas don’t play with a bad bitch, he ain’t finna risk that
Soon as I give it to him, he finna get my name on his next tat’
Go against me, where your suicide letter?
Bitch wanna kill theyself, then I let her
Soon as he say it’s go-time, I get her
Told that bitch, “Bow down,” when I met her
You a amateur, ho, I’m in the league
Point guard, tongue out, oh, look at the speed
I don’t lick the rims on shots, I all net her
Jumpshot wetter, NBA better (Gangsta Grillz)

NBA better, NBA better, NBA YoungBoy better (This is a public service announcement)
It ain’t no question (Do not be alarmed)
Ain’t no discussion, yeah, they know YoungBoy better (Yeah, they know YoungBoy)

I know you slime, I know you mine
And everytime you with me, bitches be cryin’
I know you lyin’, I let you slide
It’s Queen Sleeze, in the forty with me, that bitch’ll die

The Raw and Unfiltered Lyrics

One thing that sets YoungBoy apart is his willingness to bare his soul through his lyrics. He doesn’t sugarcoat or hold back; instead, he lays it all out on the table, inviting us into his world with brutal honesty.

Take, for instance, the title track, “I Admit.” In this introspective anthem, YoungBoy tackles themes of regret, redemption, and self-reflection. He admits to his mistakes, his shortcomings, and his struggles with fame and success. But what’s truly remarkable is the way he owns these flaws, using them as fuel to grow and evolve.

I admit that I'm a liar, I admit that I'm a cheater I admit that I'm a heartbreaker, I admit that I'm a beater I admit that I'm a smoker, I admit that I'm a drinker I admit that I'm a hoe chaser, I admit that I'm a sinner

These candid lyrics hit hard, but they also resonate with anyone who’s ever felt flawed or imperfect. YoungBoy’s ability to tap into these universal emotions is what makes his music so relatable and powerful.

Exploration of Complex Themes

But “I Admit” isn’t just about confession; it’s also a deep dive into the complexities of life, love, and relationships. Take a look at the track “I Hate YoungBoy,” where he confronts his public persona and the scrutiny that comes with fame.

I hate YoungBoy, he get too much attention I hate YoungBoy, he never switch the subject I hate YoungBoy, he stay out of trouble I hate YoungBoy, he really love his mother

Here, YoungBoy acknowledges the dichotomy between his public image and his private self, exploring the tension between fame and authenticity. It’s a thought-provoking track that invites us to question our own perceptions and biases.

Masterful Storytelling

But what truly sets “I Admit” apart is YoungBoy’s masterful storytelling. Each track is a vignette, a snapshot into his life and experiences. Take, for instance, the haunting “I Admit It”:

I admit that I done seen the devil I admit that I was free that evening I admit that I was in the ghetto I admit that I be with them demons

These vivid lines transport us into YoungBoy’s world, painting a visceral picture of his struggles and the harsh realities he’s faced. It’s a compelling narrative that keeps us hooked from start to finish.

Instrumentals and Production

Of course, no discussion of “I Admit” would be complete without mentioning the incredible production and instrumentals. From the hard-hitting beats on “I Admit” to the melodic and atmospheric vibes of “I Hate YoungBoy,” the album is a sonic masterpiece.

The instrumentals complement YoungBoy’s raw and emotive vocals perfectly, creating a cohesive and immersive listening experience. It’s the kind of album that demands to be played loud, with the bass thumping and the melodies washing over you like waves.

A Personal Connection

But what truly sets “I Admit” apart for me is the personal connection I feel with the album. As a fellow traveler and artist, I can relate to the struggles and triumphs that YoungBoy lays bare.

I’ve been there, pouring my heart and soul into my craft, only to be met with criticism and doubt. I’ve felt the weight of success and the pressure to live up to expectations. And I’ve experienced the highs and lows of life on the road, constantly searching for meaning and purpose.

In many ways, “I Admit” feels like a kindred spirit, a companion on my own journey. It’s a reminder that we’re all flawed and imperfect, but it’s in embracing those flaws that we find our strength and our truth.

A Lasting Impact

As I come to the end of this odyssey through “I Admit,” I can’t help but feel inspired and energized. YoungBoy’s honesty and vulnerability have left an indelible mark on me, and I suspect they’ll have a lasting impact on the music world as well.

This album is a masterclass in storytelling, emotion, and authenticity. It’s a testament to the power of music to connect us, to heal us, and to challenge us to confront our own truths.

So, my friends, I implore you: listen to “I Admit” with an open heart and an open mind. Let YoungBoy’s words wash over you, and allow yourself to be transformed by the raw power of his artistry.

And who knows? Maybe on your next road trip, you’ll find yourself cranking up the volume and singing along to these honest and unforgettable lyrics. Because in the end, that’s what music is all about – connection, expression, and shared experience.

Until next time, keep exploring, keep creating, and keep living life to the fullest.

Your friend and fellow traveler, Kouda.

Key Takeaways

YoungBoy Never Broke Again’s album “I Admit” is a raw and honest exploration of life’s struggles, triumphs, and complexities.
The lyrics are candid and unfiltered, tackling themes of regret, redemption, and self-reflection.
YoungBoy’s masterful storytelling transports listeners into his world, painting vivid pictures of his experiences.
The instrumentals and production complement YoungBoy’s emotive vocals, creating a cohesive and immersive listening experience.
The album resonates on a personal level, connecting with the artist’s own journey as a traveler and creator.
“I Admit” leaves a lasting impact with its honesty, vulnerability, and powerful artistry.

Youngboy Never Broke Again I Admit Lyrics