Amid the haze of Baton Rouge nights and the grind that never quits, YoungBoy Never Broke Again has a way of turning quiet doubts into anthems that linger long after the beat fades. “For You,” tucked into the heart of his sprawling new album Slime Cry, feels like a rare exhale—a moment where the relentless street poet pauses to question loyalty, love, and the masks we all wear. It’s YoungBoy peeling back layers on who really rides for you, blending vulnerability with that unbreakable slime edge that keeps his music feeling alive and urgent. For fans piecing together the emotional threads of his latest drop, this track stands out as a raw heartbeat in a project built for replay.
| Lead Vocals | YoungBoy Never Broke Again |
| Songwriter | YoungBoy Never Broke Again |
| Music Producer | Carter Bryson, 3rdup, BlokkOnDa808s, YOUNGERNEXTLIFE & Jonah Zed |
| Label | Never Broke Again & Motown Records |
| Release Date | January 16, 2026 |
| Song Language | English |
| Copyright © | Never Broke Again |
| Distributor | Universal Music Group |
Lyrics of For You by YoungBoy Never Broke Again
[Intro]
(Ayy, Blokk, Crank It Up)
[Verse]
Pick Your Chopper Up, I Could Show You How To Shoot
Put Your Mask On, Me And My Niggas ’bout To Loot
Oh, I Love You, Girl, You The One I Wanna Do
I Buy You Chanel, We Get Booted On That Toosii
Hooray, Hooray, Who Is You?
Master P, That’s Hooty-who
I Like Red And She Like Blue, I Say, “Baby, Suwoo”
Mama, I’m Headed Home, In The Street, I Had To Shoot
I Did Out, Me And My Crew
In-n-out, I Was Buyin’ Her Food
Get A Pack, You Tryna Trap? I Could Show You What To Do
Got No Lighter In Your Cell, I Could Show You How To Create Fuel
It Ain’t Too Surely ’bout Your Presence,
It Ain’t No Certain Where You Should Move
Today Real Is Really Rare
Who You With? Is They With You?
Who You Love, Do They Love You?
Who You For, Is They For You?
And Who You Trust, Do They Trust You? Ooh, Ooh
If That’s Your Thug, Then He Come Through
If That’s Your Girl, She Just For You
I Pull Up, But Just Me And My Crew
Kentrell A Player, She Know That I’m Is
Had More Head Than Jonathan Wigs
Playin’, I Hit At His Head With The Sig
Cobain, You Know I Smoked The Cig’
Her Baby Daddy Been Playin’ So
I Gave Her One-hundred Thousand For To Make It Okay
I Got The World In My Hand And
I Told The B**ch That She Could Have It If She Be My Bae
I Told Her It’s Part Of The Plan,
Don’t F**k Up The Plan, Just Stick With The Man
Maybach With The Chanel Interior,
She Could Sleep Inside, She Ain’t Take No Xan’
Maybach With John Elliott In, Hundred-million Nigga, I’m A Brand
[Outro]
Who You Love, Do They Love You?
Who You For, Is They For You?
And Who You Trust, Do They Trust You? Ooh, Ooh
If That’s Your Thug, Then He Come Through
If That’s Your Girl, She Just For You
I Pull Up, But Just Me And My Crew
About “For You by YoungBoy Never Broke Again”
YoungBoy Never Broke Again crafts “For You” like a late-night confession over trap’s smoldering embers—intimate whispers of trust tested, wrapped in beats that hit like a slow-burning fuse.
Peel back the layers, and “For You” simmers with introspective trap soul, its themes circling the fragile lines between ride-or-die bonds and the betrayals that scar them deepest. The mood? A mix of tender reflection and guarded swagger, evoking those solitary drives where you replay every “who’s really with you?” in your head. Picture sparse hi-hats and moody keys underscoring lines that probe realness in relationships, from street crews to fleeting romances—it’s YoungBoy’s signature blend of menace and melody, but dialed into something more personal, almost therapeutic.
Slime Cry, his ninth studio album, unfolds like a sonic diary of redemption and raw edges, clocking in at 30 tracks that weave tales of heartbreak, brotherhood, and bouncing back from the brink. Dropped just a day ago on January 1, 2026, via Never Broke Again and Motown Records, it’s YoungBoy’s boldest canvas yet: a slime-season manifesto where loyalty clashes with loss, and growth means facing the demons head-on. Standouts like the Burna Boy-assisted “Teary Eyes” and Jelly Roll’s raw collab on “Devil Go Away” add global grit, but the project’s vision stays laser-focused on emotional excavation—think Sincerely, Kentrell meets matured menace, all under a banner of unfiltered storytelling.
The rollout hit hard and fast, with the full album landing on Spotify and Apple Music amid a flurry of fan teasers on socials, including cryptic clips of YoungBoy in the studio hashing out these very vulnerabilities. No massive promo machine here—just pure drops that rack up millions overnight, the kind that remind you why he’s inescapable in rap’s undercurrents. If you’re deep in the playlist grind, queue it up; the seamless flow from bangers like “Headtap” to breathers like this one makes Slime Cry a marathon worth the sweat.
Now 26 and navigating the chaos of legal spotlights and house arrest with the ferocity of a cornered lion, YoungBoy’s channeling that pressure into pure alchemy—turning constraints into creative fire. “For You” mirrors this phase beautifully: it’s experimentation in restraint, swapping bombastic flexes for probing questions that echo his evolution from teen firebrand to reflective force. In a discography that’s birthed over 100 projects, from the explosive AI YoungBoy series to the confessional The Last Slimeto, this cut carves its niche as a pivotal bridge—proof that his most potent work blooms from the bruises, keeping him miles ahead in the game of real talk.
What makes it resonate? Those looping refrains on trust and crew loyalty aren’t just hooks; they’re lifelines, echoing the universal ache of wondering who’s truly in your corner amid the noise. As Slime Cry climbs charts and sparks endless breakdowns, “For You” emerges as the quiet storm—the track that sneaks up and sticks, inviting you to confront your own circle.
YoungBoy’s back at it with Slime Cry, proving once again that his slime don’t cry; it evolves, sharper and more soulful than ever.
