Song meaning of No Role Modelz by J. Cole
Song meaning for No Role Modelz by J. Cole
"No Role Modelz" by J. Cole is a reflection on the lack of positive role models in his life and the music industry. He pays tribute to his Uncle Phil from The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, who served as a father figure to him. He also acknowledges his own flaws and past mistakes, including his treatment of women. The chorus repeats the phrase "Don't save her, she don't wanna be saved," which is a commentary on the idea of trying to rescue someone who doesn't want to be helped. Overall, the song is a critique of the entertainment industry and the shallow values it promotes.
Funny song meaning for No Role Modelz by J. Cole
Oh boy, J. Cole sure knows how to make a song about life's real struggles and whatnot, but you know what they say "real recognize real", and boy did I recognize some real savagery in "No Role Models". J. Cole starts off by paying tribute to Uncle Phil from "The Fresh Prince of Bel Air", the only father-figure he ever knew, and then immediately talks about how he wants to be a better him and get his girl pregnant. Well, I guess he's aiming high. But then he goes on to say things like "Last night, I was getting my feet rubbed by the baddest bitch/ Not Trina, but I swear to God, this bitch'll make you call your girl up." Seriously? You know a girl is bad when she makes you call your girl up just to say "Sorry, I'm not coming back home, I'ma stay for good." But the most savage part of the song has to be when he says "My only regret was too young for Lisa Bonet/ My only regret was too young for Nia Long/ Now all I'm left with is hoes from reality shows." Like damn, J. Cole! You're not even trying to hide your gold digging ways. But hey, at least he's honest about it, right? Don't save her, she don't wanna be saved.
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