Lunch Break Freestyle Lyrics – Lyrical Lemonade Ganlyrics

Lunch Break Freestyle Lyrics Meaning

[Verse]
The verse starts with G Herbo reflecting on the hardships of his life, saying that he was at his lowest point but never showed weakness. He pushed through challenges without crying, focusing on his hustle to survive. He mentions how he grew up quickly, facing violence and danger. Despite the struggles, he was determined to make money. Herbo shares a vivid memory of witnessing his first murder at a young age, which left a lasting impression and made him fearful of everyday tasks like taking out the trash.

At 18, Herbo was already living a dangerous life, with money to spend, a fancy car, and confidence. He was pulling out cash in class, and even the teacher was trying to get close to him. His lifestyle was reckless, with a Glock left in his girlfriend’s house, always ready for anything. He wasn’t afraid of jail because he had enough money to bail himself out. He mentions friends who are now gone or in hiding due to betrayal, and how he had to make tough decisions to protect himself. At the same time, he acknowledges his rise to fame and wealth, buying expensive cars like a Rolls-Royce and a Maybach.

Herbo makes it clear that he’s learned the hard way and isn’t interested in playing games anymore. He speaks about how he’s lost people he loved, but now he’s focused on taking revenge or paying them back in his way. He remains unapologetic about his actions, not letting anyone push him around. He acknowledges that some people in the rap game aren’t trustworthy, but he keeps his cool, focusing on making money. He also calls out people who talk behind his back, stating that he can find out where they’re hiding.

Despite his success, Herbo feels like people don’t appreciate him enough for showing them the way. He reflects on how some of them, who used to be his friends, are now jealous of his success, but he’s unfazed. He keeps his focus on his own path. He mentions how he’s never been the type to snitch and expresses his satisfaction that he managed to escape the traps that took others down. Herbo’s confidence is clear as he talks about how he’s living the good life now, traveling in style and splurging on high-end fashion.

He goes on to describe how he’s enjoying life with his success, buying expensive items and getting richer with time. He talks about the moments he’s shared with his crew, advising them to escape the dangerous lifestyle of the streets. Despite the fun moments, Herbo doesn’t forget where he came from, and he acknowledges how brutal the streets can be. He contrasts his former life with his current success, stating that now, he’s comfortable and has money to spend. He’s made millions, and although he’s been chilling, he’s still cautious about the danger surrounding him.

Herbo talks about how he doesn’t need to write letters to his friends anymore, but still takes care of them financially. He’s focused on healing from the pain of his past while acknowledging how dangerous and stressful his previous life was. He speaks about his mental state and his desire to keep moving forward. Despite all his wealth and success, he remains grounded, still carrying the same survival instincts he developed when he was younger.

[Outro]
In the outro, G Herbo reinforces the message that he’s made it from being at his lowest to becoming successful, repeating that he was “on his last” but now has reached the top. It’s a declaration of his rise, affirming that he’s genuine and authentic. He uses the phrase “No bap,” meaning he’s not lying about his struggles and accomplishments. He ends with a confident acknowledgment of his identity and success, symbolized by the repetition of “G Herbo, big Swerve.” It’s a way of reminding everyone that despite the odds, he’s made it and is now in control.