The song "Do Too Much" by UnoTheActivist is about the artist's experiences and mindset, as well as his relationships with others. The lyrics touch upon themes of ambition, criticism, and the pursuit of success. The song begins by stating that there is no right or wrong way to achieve one's goals and desires, emphasizing that everyone has their own unique approach ("Ain't no right or no wrong way, it's the need way"). The lyrics suggest that when someone needs or wants something badly enough, they will do whatever it takes to obtain it, sometimes disregarding what is considered right or wrong in the process. UnoTheActivist then addresses how others perceive his actions and character. He mentions that people often criticize him for doing too much, suggesting that he is overly ambitious or intense ("Tell me I do too much"). Despite this judgment, the artist embraces his drive and determination, referring to himself as having "diamonds inside of the rough," meaning that he possesses great potential and talent that may be overlooked or undervalued. The lyrics also mention the use of firearms and violence, which can be interpreted as UnoTheActivist expressing a need for protection and a sense of power in the world he navigates. He mentions having a Glock (a type of gun) in the glove compartment and a sniper on top of a roof. Continuing, the lyrics touch upon his experiences with relationships and love. UnoTheActivist mentions giving his heart to someone, possibly referring to his romantic partners or loved ones, but feeling as though he receives little affection or reciprocation in return ("I give my heart to the daily departer, but me? I barely get love"). He also expresses the desire for loyalty and support from those around him, particularly in his music career ("You talk music, gon' hold me down"). Despite feeling unsupported by others, the artist resolves to continue pursuing his passion and elevating his craft. The lyrics conclude by acknowledging personal growth and healing. UnoTheActivist mentions overcoming challenges and adversity, becoming stronger through personal development ("I'm finally prepared, know it's been a minute, I'm finally prepared"). He discusses the perception of his character changing, implying that he has stayed true to himself while others may have changed or misunderstood him. The artist encourages self-expression and authenticity ("Said I change quick, I just need time to heal, I ain't change, you the one that changed bae, I'm just bein' myself"). Overall, "Do Too Much" by UnoTheActivist delves into themes of ambition, criticism, resilience, and the pursuit of personal and artistic growth. The song captures the artist's mindset, experiences, and emotions, while also allowing listeners to interpret the lyrics and relate them to their own lives.
