Kickboxer – English Lyrics

• By: YoungBoy Never Broke Again
• Album: Kickboxer

Lyrics & Translation

Explore the intense world of YoungBoy Never Broke Again's "Kickboxer," a track that combines raw energy with deep metaphors about life's struggles. By dissecting its hard-hitting lyrics and trap-inspired sound, you'll gain insight into the artist's battle for survival and the deeper meanings hidden beneath the surface, offering a unique perspective on overcoming adversity.

[English]

H2, I'm a double O

I went kickboxing

Prada with Givenchy coat, she went KrissKrossing

I hop out, went in the store, she told me, "Ye callin'"

Fill my coupe with plenty hoes, I went hotboxing

I got a million-dollar wrist for diamonds on my back, slam

Racks go call my phone, he told me, "Top, you just too slimy, slam"

Racks all in my home, racks all on my phone

I got these hoes runnin' 'round in thongs

She just bought me Burberry cologne

I told them get out the yo 'cause I'm up in my zone

Bro, go smoke out the pound, I'ma lay it right down

Run that back up, fifty mil' for my tool

I grew up in the gutter, I'm straight out the sewer

She a keeper, no distance, that money gon' lure her

They ain't knockin' my pimpin', she ready to do it

I reloaded, I'm with it, I'm runnin' right to it

Spendin' time and I get it when I ran into him

All night, hoes on the top line tonight

Ring, ring, can you stop that callin' my line?

That nigga jabroni, but Henry be on it

You know that he doin' it right

I'ma leave with a friend and come back through tonight

That nigga said she fantastic, that pussy was tight

Run it up, run it up

I just pulled up in a Benz truck

All of my diamonds so bright, diamonds changin' the look

All these cribs, they box, taekwondo

I kick bitch straight now, Vellano

She know that I'm havin', I dress up in Bally

I switch it to tacky, she still let me tap it

She know that I love that format

Lil' shorty was ratchet, I switched her to classy

I turn on my daddy

My sister got paper, my mama, I manage

Fillin' up on the shirt, I don't manage

Pop my shit in Walmart tee

Chinese restaurant, go eat

This bitch way from overseas

And I gotta dissect whenever she speak

H2, I'm a double O, I went kickboxing

Prada with Givenchy coat, she went KrissKrossing

I hop out, went in the store, she told me, "Ye callin'"

Fill my coupe with plenty hoes, I went hotboxing

I got a million-dollar wrist for diamonds on my back, slam

Racks go call my phone, he told me, "Top, you just too slimy, slam"

Racks all in my home, racks all on my phone

I got these hoes runnin' 'round in thongs

She just bought me Burberry cologne

Who got three M's?

I'm gon' hit you through a wire

I got one million inside a Goyard

This shit ain't enough, make me feel like a child

Fifty thousand dollar Jesus piece, I let them tuck my child

I throw out the challenge, tell 'em to take it to trial

Obama coupe like a mamba, I ran up

Them commas, they see that I do it

Lil' bro there, lil' brodie gon' stay with that llama

We pull up right on him, he ready to do it

Lil' baby Latino, I'm callin' her "mami"

From my state on a jet, a young nigga done flew it

I ain't holdin' enough for to buy me a jet

But I buy me a yacht on the water, we tourin'

I ain't holdin' her up, she been bringin' me down

Smilin', I'm sayin', when they spill out, she frown

When that alley go up, I'ma dunk on these niggas

Don't fuck with these niggas, they can't come around

Henry so sick that he coughin'

They know ain't no talkin', I'm pullin' up often

I ran up my M.A., that's fifty-some thousand

I turn 'em all off with coffins

I tatted my face comin' straight out the A

Nigga brought up my name, I offed him

Nigga play with that money, we chalk him

Nigga try to come follow, I lost him

Nigga play like a snake, I done mouthed him

Ain't no internet games, I called him

Boomer let it off on him, he saw them

Put them diamonds on diamonds, I'm flossin'

H2, I'm a double O, I went kickboxing

Prada with Givenchy coat, she went KrissKrossing

I hop out, went in the store, she told me, "Ye callin'"

Fill my coupe with plenty hoes, I went hotboxing

I got a million-dollar wrist for diamonds on my back, slam

Racks go call my phone, he told me, "Top, you just too slimy, slam"

Racks all in my home, racks all on my phone

I got these hoes runnin' 'round in thongs

She just bought me Burberry cologne

Burberry cologne

H2, double O, I went kickboxing

Turned up on these hoes, I went hotboxing

My phone told me, "You too slimy, slam"

...

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
run /rʌn/ A1	verb - to move quickly on foot verb - to manage or operate something (e.g., a business) verb - (slang/informal, often with 'up') to accumulate or increase something quickly, especially money
kickboxing /kɪkˌbɒksɪŋ/ B1	noun - a sport in which competitors punch and kick each other
diamonds /ˈdaɪəməndz/ A2	noun - precious stones, often cut into sparkling shapes and used in jewelry
racks /ræks/ B2	noun - (slang, plural) large sums of money, typically bundles of $1,000 bills
slimy /ˈslaɪmi/ B1	adjective - covered in or resembling slime; having a wet, slippery feel adjective - (figurative) devious, untrustworthy, or morally repellent
zone /zəʊn/ A2	noun - an area or region distinguished by a particular characteristic or use noun - (idiomatic, 'in the zone') a state of complete focus and concentration, often leading to peak performance
gutter /ˈɡʌtər/ B1	noun - a shallow trough fixed beneath the edge of a roof for carrying off rainwater noun - (figurative) a very poor or squalid environment or way of life; the lowest social class or level
lure /lʊər/ B2	verb - to tempt (a person or an animal) to do something or to go somewhere, especially by offering some form of reward
reload /ˌriːˈləʊd/ B1	verb - to load (a firearm or camera) again verb - (figurative) to prepare oneself again for action; to refresh or revitalize
tight /taɪt/ A2	adjective - fixed firmly in place; not loose adjective - (of clothes or other coverings) fitting closely adjective - (slang) excellent, very good, or cool
bright /braɪt/ A1	adjective - giving out or reflecting a lot of light; shining adjective - intelligent and quick-witted
kick /kɪk/ A1	verb - to strike or propel with the foot noun - (informal) a thrill, pleasure, or exciting effect
manage /ˈmænɪdʒ/ B1	verb - to be in charge of or control (a business, department, or organization) verb - to succeed in doing or achieving something, especially something difficult
dissect /dɪˈsekt/ C1	verb - to cut up (a body, part, or plant) in order to study its internal parts verb - to analyze (something) in great detail and interpret it
child /tʃaɪld/ A1	noun - a young human being below the age of puberty or below the legal age of majority
challenge /ˈtʃælɪndʒ/ A2	noun - a call to take part in a contest or competition, especially a duel or fight verb - to invite (someone) to engage in a contest
trial /ˈtraɪəl/ B1	noun - a formal examination of evidence by a judge and often a jury, in order to decide if someone accused of a crime is guilty noun - a test of the performance, qualities, or suitability of someone or something
yacht /jɒt/ B2	noun - a medium-sized sailboat or motorboat equipped for cruising or racing
hotboxing /ˈhɒtˌbɒksɪŋ/ C1	noun - (slang) the act of smoking cannabis in an enclosed space, such as a car, to maximize the effects by trapping the smoke
classy /ˈklɑːsi/ B2	adjective - stylish and sophisticated; having or showing elegance, style, and good taste
cribs /krɪbz/ C1	noun - (slang, plural) one's home or apartment
mamba /ˈmæmbə/ B2	noun - a fast, venomous African snake
llama /ˈlɑːmə/ B2	noun - a South American camelid widely used as a meat and pack animal by Andean cultures noun - (slang) a firearm, specifically a handgun or a rifle (referencing the 'Llama' brand of firearms)

Key Grammar Structures

• H2, I'm a double O, I went kickboxing

  ➔ Past Simple; Phrasal Verb/Verbification; Slang/Jargon

  ➔ “I went kickboxing” uses the past simple tense to describe a completed action. “Kickboxing” here functions as a verb made from a noun, describing the activity. “Double O” is a common reference to a “00” agent (like James Bond) implying high-level or elite status.

• Racks go call my phone, he told me, 'Top, you just too slimy, slam'

  ➔ Non-standard Subject-Verb Agreement; Adverb of Degree; Direct Speech

  ➔ “Racks go call” exhibits non-standard subject-verb agreement (should be “Racks call” or “Racks come calling”), common in informal English and AAVE, where the plural subject “racks” (money) is followed by the base form of the verb “go.” “Too slimy” uses “too” to express an excessive negative quality, meaning overly cunning or greedy.

• I got these hoes runnin' 'round in thongs

  ➔ Causative Verb Construction; Informal Contraction

  ➔ “I got these hoes runnin'” is a causative construction, meaning “I caused/made these women to run.” “Got” here implies influence or control. “Runnin' 'round” is an informal, colloquial abbreviation of “running around.”

• Bro, go smoke out the pound, I'ma lay it right down

  ➔ Informal Imperative; Informal Contraction; Phrasal Verbs

  ➔ “Go smoke out the pound” is an informal command for someone to smoke a large amount of marijuana (“a pound”). “I'ma” is a common contraction of “I am going to,” indicating future action. “Lay it right down” can mean to relax or to address something decisively.

• They ain't knockin' my pimpin', she ready to do it

  ➔ Informal Negation; Informal Present Participle; Idiomatic Expression

  ➔ “Ain't knockin'” is an informal, non-standard contraction of “are not knocking,” meaning they are not criticizing or disapproving of his “pimpin'” (his confident, attractive style or lifestyle). “Ready to do it” is an idiomatic phrase implying willingness to engage in sexual activity.

• Spendin' time and I get it when I ran into him

  ➔ Informal Contraction (Present Participle); Idiomatic Phrasal Verb

  ➔ “Spendin'” is an informal shortening of “spending.” “Ran into him” is an idiomatic phrasal verb meaning to meet someone unexpectedly or by chance.

• This shit ain't enough, make me feel like a child

  ➔ Informal Negation; Causative Verb; Simile

  ➔ “Ain't enough” is an informal, non-standard way of saying “is not enough.” The structure “make me feel” indicates that something causes a particular feeling. “Feel like a child” is a simile, suggesting a feeling of inadequacy or powerlessness.

• From my state on a jet, a young nigga done flew it

  ➔ Non-standard Perfect Aspect; Prepositional Phrase

  ➔ “Done flew” is characteristic of AAVE, where “done” acts as an auxiliary verb to emphasize the completion of an action, similar to a perfect tense in standard English (e.g., “has flown” or simply “flew”). “On a jet” refers to traveling by private plane.

• Nigga brought up my name, I offed him

  ➔ Phrasal Verb; Slang Verb

  ➔ “Brought up my name” means mentioned or discussed his name, often in a negative or challenging context. “Offed him” is a slang term meaning to kill someone.