In My Zone (TV OFF REMIX) Lyrics Ganlyrics

In My Zone (TV OFF REMIX) Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1]
In the first verse, Yuno Miles talks about how he’s fully back in his groove, feeling unstoppable. He mentions how people thought he was slipping or falling off, but he’s confident in his abilities. The “blueface” reference could refer to his past, possibly hinting at being involved in risky situations. He compares himself to “Sonic,” the fast video game character, emphasizing that he’s always moving forward and not slowing down. The line about his house having an elevator symbolizes his success, moving up in life and achieving more.

[Chorus]
The chorus is repetitive, and it’s all about Yuno Miles expressing that he’s fully in his zone—focused, confident, and unstoppable. This repetition emphasizes his unshakable mindset, showing that he’s locked in and ready for whatever comes his way. It reflects a feeling of being on top of his game, never distracted, and fully dedicated to his hustle.

[Verse 2 (Part 1)]
In the second verse, Yuno Miles brings back the playful “knick-knack patty whack” phrase, adding swagger and showing he’s back on top. The repetition of the line highlights how he’s making his presence known, not just to his fans but also to those who doubted him. He’s also aware that some people are making fun of him or treating him as a meme, but he doesn’t care. Instead, he embraces it, making it part of his identity and success.

[“fu*k you mean / Memes make the world go around”]
Here, Yuno responds to those questioning or mocking him by saying “fu*k you mean” (meaning “what are you talking about”). He goes on to say that memes, or internet culture, are a huge part of his success. His recognition as a meme is something he’s embraced and even capitalized on, showing how modern culture elevates people through viral moments. In his eyes, memes have power—they can make or break someone’s reputation or success.

[Verse 2 (Part 2)]
In the next lines, Yuno Miles continues to mock those who are upset that he’s become a meme and are mad at him for it. He points out that if they tried to do what he does, they’d fail. He then uses a “John Cena” reference, comparing himself to the famous wrestler, symbolizing that when people see him, it’s a moment of recognition—he’s at the top. Yuno also emphasizes his nonstop grind, always pushing forward without slowing down. He wraps it up by calling out someone who’s “too big to be rapping,” suggesting that they’re about to fall off or fail.

[Chorus]
Once again, the chorus repeats, driving home the message that Yuno is confidently in his zone. It reinforces his unshakeable mindset, repeating the phrase “I’m in my zone” to show that no matter what happens, he’s locked in on his path and success.

[Verse 3 (Part 1)]
In the third verse, Yuno Miles keeps his energy up, saying he’s going to smack anyone who doubts him, possibly referring to critics or people trying to bring him down. It’s a playful line showing he’s not afraid to stand up for himself.

[“this ain’t gold fish / If I was a fish b!tch I’d be a blow fish”]
Yuno is comparing himself to different types of fish here. He mentions “goldfish” but quickly clarifies that he’s not like them—he’s a “blowfish,” which is bigger, tougher, and can defend itself when threatened. This is a metaphor for his own growth: he’s no longer small-time; he’s tough, resilient, and not easily underestimated. He’s implying that he’s evolved into someone who’s hard to mess with and stands out.

[“One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Gold Fish”]
This is a playful reference to the famous children’s book “One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish” by Dr. Seuss, but Yuno twists it to make a point. He’s not just one of the many; he’s someone unique and different from the rest, emphasizing his individuality and how he doesn’t fit in with the standard.

[Verse 3 (Part 2)]
In the last lines, Yuno says that he could have been the “savior of rap” but chose to walk away from it, possibly indicating that he’s not tied down by expectations or traditional rap paths. Instead, he’s moving in his own direction. He mentions putting his rap potential “in a closet like a knick-knack,” showing that while he has the talent, he’s not focused on fitting into a box. He wraps up with a line about getting a six-pack after leaving the gym, signaling his physical transformation and how he’s still improving himself, even as he gets criticized.