Go To Sleep Lyrics – Adam Calhoun Ganlyrics

Go To Sleep Lyrics Meaning

In the first verse, Adam Calhoun starts by addressing Ryan Upchurch’s behavior, saying he talks a lot and doesn’t stop, running his mouth nonstop. His baby mama tells him to come back to bed because he’s been up for days, indicating that he’s lost control of his life, possibly due to drügs. Calhoun suggests that nothing has changed in Ryan’s life, implying that he’s stuck in a cycle of bad habits. Drügs seem to be clouding Ryan’s judgment and influencing his actions, leaving him stuck in an unhealthy routine.

In the second verse, Calhoun challenges Ryan’s online persona, saying that while Ryan claims he wants “all the smoke” (meaning drama or confrontation), he’s only playing games on the internet instead of facing real-life consequences. Calhoun accuses Ryan of being a fake and not taking responsibility for his actions, calling him an embarrassment. He criticizes Ryan for not being connected to his hometown or representing Nashville, and even makes personal jabs at his image, calling him a “white b!tch” and comparing him to a spoiled “heiress” instead of a strong figure. This verse reflects Calhoun’s belief that Ryan is living a false, manufactured life with no real substance.

The third verse dives into more personal attacks, mocking Ryan’s repeated behaviors. Calhoun calls Ryan out for making the same mistakes over and over and describes him as a person filled with estrogen, making a dig at Ryan’s masculinity. He also mentions that Ryan’s actions seem to have influenced other people, like Katie Noel, and implies that Ryan is involved in inappropriate behavior, such as yelling at men on the phone. He even makes cruel jokes about Ryan’s relationships, portraying him as someone with little respect for others.

The chorus repeats the same message, emphasizing how Ryan continues talking without change, unable to break free from the cycle he’s in. The lyrics suggest that even though Ryan’s baby mama is concerned about him, he’s too caught up in his habits, especially the drügs, to make any real progress in his life.

In the next section, Calhoun starts becoming more intense in his critique, saying Ryan wouldn’t even win in a special Olympics, highlighting his perceived lack of talent or worth. He accuses Ryan of trolling and playing the victim, never owning up to his role in his failures. Calhoun also mocks Ryan’s physical appearance and the fact that he hides behind bodyguards, which suggests Ryan doesn’t have the courage to stand up for himself.

The following verses focus on Ryan’s attempts to blame others for his problems. Calhoun calls out Ryan for playing the victim while not taking responsibility, mocking him for acting tough but never backing it up. He even goes as far as to call Ryan a “s*tty rapper” who can’t compete with him in the music industry. Calhoun paints Ryan as someone who hides behind gates, metaphorically speaking, afraid to confront the consequences of his actions. He compares himself to a predator who isn’t afraid to “kill a snake,” meaning he’ll take down anyone who poses a threat.

In the final chorus, Calhoun reiterates his earlier points: Ryan is stuck in a loop of bad choices, with nothing changing despite all the talk. The song as a whole paints Ryan as a person full of empty words, unable to face the real world or make meaningful change in his life, while Calhoun stands firm in his belief that he’s on a much higher level both personally and professionally.