Trap Out – English Lyrics

• By: YoungBoy Never Broke Again, Kevin Gates

Lyrics & Translation

Dive into the authentic world of street narratives and raw emotion with YoungBoy Never Broke Again and Kevin Gates' "Trap Out." This powerful hip-hop track offers a vivid lyrical journey into the realities of loyalty, hustle, and survival, making it an excellent song to learn about the slang and expressions commonly used in trap music and urban storytelling. Its unfiltered lyrics and distinctive Southern rap style provide a unique window into the artists' experiences, enriching your understanding of modern hip-hop vernacular.

[English]

作词 : Kentrell Gaulden/Jasper Cortez/Mick Steinbach/Henry Bingham/Trevor Delane

作曲 : Kentrell Gaulden/Jasper Cortez/Mick Steinbach/Henry Bingham/Trevor Delane

[Intro: YoungBoy Never Broke Again]

That's that, ayy, bitch I’m a gangsta

Ayy, you gon' respect my mind while I'm tryna tell her right now, Henry (Henry, you ate this one)

She think she finna G5 a G (Tre, what you cookin’?)

Baby, I been on this train a long time (All aboard)

[Chorus: YoungBoy Never Broke Again]

That's another load, she know I can't quit, for sure

That's a half boat, oh, yes I'm ‘member I ain't use no stove

Big brother doin' a thousand years, I ain't never hearin’ I told

They was dissin’, I killed, fans and all of my dogs

[Verse 1: YoungBoy Never Broke Again]

I trap out, in the slums, in the cut

In the trenches for some years, I grew it, I trap out

I made it over and ride with the 'yola

Protectin’ the spot with a Mac at the traphouse

I'm on the stage, my money ain't made

They callin' to see ’bout wherever I'm at now

Get 'em, we ship it wherever you at now

[Verse 2: Kevin Gates]

Ain't got this out the mud and I hate that I'm lit

One in a million, I stand at attention

Controlling the slums and I can't get outta here, and I hate that it's me

[?] sin nombre (Cartel boss)

In the cartel, I'm fully committed

In violent environment, rockin' designer

Thermostat, gotta remote for the climate

That mean I'm in control of the temperature

Sworn on an oath when I took this position

And then I'm acceptin' whatever come with it

Stressful as hell, can't lie to my children

Teachin' my sons, it's part of the game

If I ever leave, take care of your sisters

I don't complain, I handle the business

In the middle of [?], I'm sustainin' these injuries

My heart been stained, but nothin' been fixing it

I been showin' love and it scarred me

Street nigga, can't turn my back on the trenches

Just got a text from my other lieutenant

Only excited whenever they hit me

Send me the addy and everywhere I send it

Confirming the transmission in the back, just a little

Satellite phone, the miss can't bill 'em

Always surrounded by beautiful women

Prayin' to God that you was here with me

When you're not okay, my spirit can feel it (I can feel it)

You my soul belongs to, and I'm not ashamed of it

[Chorus: YoungBoy Never Broke Again]

That's another load, she know I can't quit, for sure

That's a half boat, oh, yes, I'm ‘member I ain't use no stove

Big brother doin' a thousand years, I ain't never hearin' I told

They was dissin', I killed, fans and all of my dogs

[Verse 3: YoungBoy Never Broke Again]

I broke a piece of the road, I ain't **** with the ham

I been dippin' with boat, keep that shit from Montana

That's boy after boat, it's gon' hit it in H

I don't talk when it's landin', the phone got a jammer

And I'm at the spot by the stove, Vaughn out of the door

I'm controllin' this bitch with no camera

5-Ton jack, get the tar, I'ma hit it from scratch

'Fore it go in the bag, put a stamp on it

Unc' in the cell, he took time, ain't no bail

Brother stuck up in here, put a cape on Kendell

We take a fifty, make five in Los Angeles house

Bitch, I'm rappin' and trappin' in here

I'ma hit it and hit it and stack it and get it

Everything that I'm holdin', it's signed to the gang

On the road with the 5, we a'both doin' time

Two time only chain, I see everything

[Chorus: YoungBoy Never Broke Again]

That's another load, she know I can cook, for sure

That's a half boat oh, yes, i'm ‘member I ain't use no stove

Big brother doin' a thousand years, I ain't never hearin' I told

Play with this ‘nd I killed, labels callin' my phone

I can send my album out, nigga I got [Asics?] stain, what you want?

I'm sendin' hella signs, I'm comin' out, bitch, what you want

Nigga, I got hella flows, nigga, what's your alamo?

She ain't got no alibi, now she ain't got me no more (Me no more)

[Outro: YoungBoy Never Broke Again & DJ Khaled]

Hello?

Ayy, I just wanted to let you know I'm in route sir

I'm finna drop AI YoungBoy 3 after this, ima get at you mane, bet

NBA YoungBoy, Kevin Gates

This mixtape special

Deshawn

Key Grammar Structures

• She think she finna G5 a G

  ➔ Future with 'finna' + colloquial slang

  ➔ The use of 'finna' (short for 'fixing to') is a colloquial way to express intention to do something. 'G5' and 'G' are slang terms, likely referring to wealth or status. The sentence implies she believes she's about to achieve a high level of success.

• Big brother doin' a thousand years, I ain't never hearin’ I told

  ➔ Double negative ('ain't never') + colloquial verb conjugation ('doin')

  ➔ The phrase 'ain't never' is a common, though grammatically incorrect, double negative used for emphasis. 'Doin'' is a colloquial shortening of 'doing'. The sentence expresses the speaker's belief that they will never hear from their incarcerated brother.

• They was dissin’, I killed, fans and all of my dogs

  ➔ Non-standard verb conjugation ('was dissin’') + elliptical sentence structure

  ➔ 'Was dissin'' is a non-standard form of 'were dissing', common in AAVE (African American Vernacular English). The sentence is elliptical, meaning parts are omitted but understood. It implies the speaker responded to disrespect by violence, harming both opponents and even those loyal to him ('dogs').

• I trap out, in the slums, in the cut

  ➔ Repetition for emphasis + prepositional phrases

  ➔ The repetition of 'trap out' emphasizes the speaker's consistent involvement in drug dealing. 'In the slums' and 'in the cut' are prepositional phrases that specify the location of this activity – impoverished areas and hidden places.