The song "My Young Niggas" by Glorilla, also known as GloRilla, is a rap song that talks about his lifestyle, experiences, and relationships with his friends and romantic partners. In the song, GloRilla starts by mentioning that he smokes marijuana with his close friends ("young niggas") and rolls joints with them. He also says that he hangs out with his female companions and enjoys their company. "Macaroni made it" is a reference to his success and the fact that he has achieved his goals. GloRilla then goes on to mention his involvement in criminal activities with his friends, referring to committing thefts ("hittin' licks") and carrying firearms ("totin' big sticks"). He also talks about making money with his female partners and bragging about his wealth and success. He asserts his dominance and confidence, claiming that he is superior to others. The lyrics also touch on the theme of violence. GloRilla warns people not to mess with him because he can be dangerous. He mentions the possibility of retaliation and using a Glock pistol with 32 bullets. While he clarifies that he is not a killer, he asserts his ability to protect himself and warns others not to provoke him. GloRilla emphasizes his loyalty to his gang and their willingness to resort to violence if necessary. He mentions having access to powerful firearms ("big-ass choppers") and warns that anyone who messes with them will face severe consequences. The reference to the "Phantom of the Opera" is a metaphor for someone who causes chaos and destruction. The song also contains elements of arrogance and sexual conquests. GloRilla boasts about his sexual encounters with others' girlfriends and implies that he is desirable to women. He suggests that he charges for sex, implying that he is in control and respected. Throughout the song, GloRilla displays his confidence, aggressiveness, and pride in his lifestyle and accomplishments. He emphasizes his loyalty to his friends and gang while warning others not to cross him. The lyrics of the song are a reflection of GloRilla's experiences and the environment he comes from.
