Amid the haze of neon-lit regrets and unbreakable bonds, YoungBoy Never Broke Again crafts moments that feel like whispered secrets in a storm. “Me and You,” a standout from his latest drop, unravels the tangled threads of love as both lifeline and liability—raw vulnerability wrapped in that signature Baton Rouge grit. It’s the track that sneaks up on you, turning fleeting intimacy into an anthem for anyone who’s ever dug their own grave just to share it with someone special. Listeners chasing that emotional gut-punch are already looping it, drawn to lines that blur the line between devotion and doom.
| Lead Vocals | YoungBoy Never Broke Again |
| Songwriter | YoungBoy Never Broke Again |
| Music Producer | Exuising & prodarvid |
| Label | Never Broke Again & Motown Records |
| Release Date | January 16, 2026 |
| Song Language | English |
| Copyright © | Never Broke Again |
| Distributor | Universal Music Group |
Lyrics of Me and You by YoungBoy Never Broke Again
[Chorus]
I Dug A Hole For Me And You (Exuising, Come Back With Them Bands, Man)
Never, Never Separate, I Should Lay With You, What They Say? (Arvid)
I’ll Be Your Lie, You Be My Truth
And I’ve Been Seemin’ Bothered, ’cause I Know I Gotta Die One Day
[Verse 1]
Hey
I’m A Alien To Your Space
And You My Ace Of Spades In The Card Game
You Each And Every, 21 Shots In This Glock
I’m Your Lil’ Nigga, And You Gon’ Forever Be My Heart
And I Didn’t Know We Would Connect From The Start
I Done Slipped Up, She Got Me, Oh My, God
I Go In, When Shit Get Slippery, Oh My, Lord
Thank You For Holdin’ All This Money, Now, I’m Okay With Dyin’ Hard
Yes, Sir
No, Ma’am, I Ain’t Dm That Ho
Oh, I Could Wrestle, But I Ain’t No Wrestler
I Put Her Head ‘tween Her Toes, When She Don’t Tap,
I Love It When She Say, “I Love You”
Look Me In My Eyes, Oh, B**ch, You Lyin’ For You And I, I
[Chorus]
I Dug A Hole For Me And You (Ooh, Ooh)
Never, Never Separate, I Should Lay With You,
What They Say? (What They Tell Me? What They Say?)
I’ll Be Your Lie, You Be My Truth (I’ll Be Your Lie, You Be My Truth, Forever)
And I’ve Been Seemin’ Bothered, ’cause I Know I Gotta Die One Day
(Huh, I Don’t Wan’ Die, I Don’t Wan’ Leave At All)
[Verse 2]
I Dug A Hole For Me And You
Never Separate, I Should Lay With You, What They Say?
Okay, You Be My Lie, I’ll Be Your Truth, Mmm
And I’ve Been Seemin’ Bothered, ’cause I Know I Gotta Die One Day
(After Every Song, I’m Gon’ Die, One Day)
Okay
I Dug A Hole For Me And You
I Dug A Hole For Me And You
Never, Never Separate, I Should Lay With You, What They Say?
I Should Lay With You, What They Say, Okay
I’ll Be Your Lie, You Be My Truth
I’ll Be Your Lie, And You Be My Truth
And I’ve Been Seemin’ Bothered, ’cause I Know I Gotta Die One Day
About “Me and You by YoungBoy Never Broke Again”
YoungBoy Never Broke Again unearths buried hearts in “Me and You,” a soul-stirring confessional where trap’s edge meets tender traps—haunting, hypnotic, and heartbreakingly real.
Beneath its surface, “Me and You” simmers with introspective trap-soul, themes of mortality and messy romance pulsing over moody, atmospheric production from Exuising and prodarvid. The beat’s sparse keys and subtle percussion evoke a late-night confessional booth, letting YoungBoy’s emotive drawl—half-sung, half-spoken—carry the weight of isolation and infatuation. It’s less about flashy flexes and more about quiet reckonings, the mood shifting from defiant closeness to a creeping sense of finality, like holding hands on the edge of something irreversible.
Tucked into Slime Cry, YoungBoy’s ninth studio album that hit shelves this week via Never Broke Again and Motown Records, the song anchors a project that’s his most unguarded yet. The album’s core? A slime-season reckoning with legacy and loss, where brotherhood bleeds into betrayal and redemption arcs feel painfully personal—think of it as YoungBoy’s sonic diary, evolving the crew’s coded language into broader tales of endurance. Tracks like “Switches” and “Love Speaks” frame “Me and You” as the emotional pivot, a breather amid the barrage that spotlights his knack for flipping street scars into universal aches.
Out since January 16, the full Slime Cry rollout has been a slow-burn spectacle—teaser clips on Instagram hinting at vulnerability, no massive collabs but plenty of in-house polish that keeps it authentic. The Spotify album’s already topping rap charts, with fans pre-saving en masse before drop day; if you haven’t hit play, it’s the perfect entry to his evolving soundscape, complete with visuals that match the track’s shadowy intimacy.
Now 26 and navigating a whirlwind of legal spotlights and creative marathons, YoungBoy’s channeling constraint into clarity—house arrest hasn’t halted his hustle, birthing over a dozen releases in recent years that redefine resilience. “Me and You” marks a pivot toward melodic maturity, dialing back the aggression for something more meditative, yet it slots seamlessly into a discography defined by duality: the kid from Top who turned trauma into timeless hits like AI YoungBoy and Sincerely, Kentrell. Here, it’s a milestone in his growth, proving he can bare his underbelly without losing the blade-sharp edge that made him rap’s restless prodigy.
In a year where rap’s leaning harder into therapy-tinged tales, this cut stands out for its unforced poetry—”I’ll be your lie, you be my truth”—transforming personal paranoia into shared solace. It’s YoungBoy at peak alchemy, turning the fear of fading into fuel for forever.
