The song "N.B.A. (Never Broke Again)" by Joe Budden featuring Wiz Khalifa and French Montana is about the artists' success in the music industry and their financial prosperity. The lyrics celebrate their wealth, fame, and luxurious lifestyles. The song starts with the hook, which emphasizes their baller status and how they will never go broke again. They rap about having so much money that they don't need a wallet, and they keep attractive women in their teams. They compare themselves to NBA players, highlighting their wealth and success. In the first verse, Wiz Khalifa boasts about his money and the abundance of it. He talks about smoking marijuana and going to clubs where he loses control. He mentions his connections to growers and enjoys the finer things in life, like driving expensive cars. Wiz Khalifa also discusses how he makes a significant amount of money from performing and how his lifestyle aligns with that of a stoner. Joe Budden takes the second verse and raps about his wealth and status. He references basketball player LeBron James and his success on the court, comparing it to his own success in music. He mentions his expensive possessions, such as his yacht and his diamond jewelry. He also talks about his relationships with women and suggests that they are drawn to his fame and money. French Montana contributes the third verse, where he brags about his success and possessions. He mentions keeping a desirable woman by his side and his large quantity of lean, a popular drink in hip-hop culture. French Montana talks about his expensive chain and his ability to count a substantial amount of money. He references basketball player Derrick Rose and his financial success, insinuating that he is on a similar path. Overall, the song "N.B.A. (Never Broke Again)" glorifies the artists' wealth and success, showcasing their lavish lifestyles and materialistic desires.
