Lost The Love Lyrics – BigXthaPlug Ganlyrics

Lost The Love Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro is a shoutout to the producer, setting the vibe.

[Verse]
In the verse, BigXthaPlug expresses a lot of frustration, feeling like he’s lost the love and respect he once had for people around him, especially those he considered friends. He’s contemplating how things have changed—he’s been feeling the urge to lash out, but he holds back. There’s a sense of disillusionment with the women in his life, too. He feels they nag and constantly ask for money, but offer little in return emotionally.

He’s also grappling with the pressures that come with success. Sometimes he wishes he hadn’t “made it” because, while the money is different now, life still feels tough. The weight of his fame and success makes him want to escape at times, but he knows his journey is far from ordinary. He’s performing at over 80 shows a year, a crazy workload, and reflecting on how it all started when he was locked up. He had a vision in that cell and made it his mission to hustle hard after his release.

Since his teenage years, he’s been involved in gang life (“Cripping”), standing strong in whatever he’s doing, always getting back up after setbacks. But now, as he’s giving more back to the people around him, he notices they’re starting to “trip”—they act jealous or resentful. He’s warning those listening that some people around him are grimy, envious of his success and lifestyle. He also points out that he doesn’t trust women who seem more interested in tricking or taking advantage of him rather than genuine love.

There’s a deeper reflection here, too. He questions where all these people were when he was struggling, dealing drügs to get by, and when his pockets were empty. They weren’t there for him when he needed them, but now that he’s successful, they want what he’s got. Even his family only reaches out when they’re broke, and when he says no, they make him out to be the villain. This lack of real support is really taking a toll on him emotionally. He’s dealing with depression, especially because he can’t spend as much time as he wants with his son, which hurts him deeply. On top of that, he’s fallen out with his brother, something that weighs heavy on his spirit.

He acknowledges that the life his brother is living is dangerous, and he hopes he stays safe. He wants his brother to carry a gun for protection because the streets are rough. At the same time, BigXthaPlug is preparing for the arrival of two daughters, which makes him reflect on his past scars from love. He’s been so hurt by love that he’s shut out most women. But with two daughters coming into his life, he’s starting to see things differently. They give him new reasons to live and push forward.

Even though he’s rich, the problems don’t go away. He’s struggling with the emptiness of it all, wondering why he has so many issues despite his wealth. He feels like women don’t care about love; they only want material things, like a “tummy tuck.” And the people he once thought were gangsters aren’t—they’re just broke and pretending. He drinks to numb the pain, but it only works when he’s intoxicated. When he’s sober, the pain returns. He smiles to hide his true feelings, but that smile is just a mask for the hurt he’s carrying. His music becomes a way to express the pain he’s bottled up, giving the fans the raw, emotional truth they’ve been waiting for.

[Outro]
In the outro, BigXthaPlug reflects on the lack of support he had when times were tough. He questions where everyone was when he was struggling, broke, and hustling to make ends meet. Now that he’s made it, people want what he has, but they weren’t there when he needed help, and they didn’t do the hard work to earn it.