Still Think About You
Song Meaning

“Still Think About You” means A Boogie wit da Hoodie is still emotionally caught up in the betrayal of a girlfriend who vanished after he believed she was carrying his child, only to see that she was pregnant by someone else. He describes that experience as a “knife in my back” that “really fucked me up” 1. The song moves between missing their shared past, resenting her broken promises, and deciding to prioritize money and music over the relationship 3 4.

The meaning

The song is rooted in a specific romantic betrayal, not simply nostalgia for someone from the neighborhood. A Boogie said he wrote it while thinking about “this girl that did me wrong” 1. He explained that they had dated for about four months, she told him she was pregnant, and he initially believed the baby was his 1.

The central wound is her disappearance and his later discovery that she was pregnant by another man 1. That gives force to the repeated memory that she was supposed to stay and to the line about having a “knife in my back”: A Boogie explicitly said the metaphor refers to her betrayal and the emotional damage it caused 1. Even while the chorus insists that he still thinks about her, it frames those thoughts as grief for a relationship whose trust has collapsed.

His anger also comes from feeling that he had been unusually committed. He called her the first girl he had not cheated on 4, then turns that faithfulness into self-reproach in “I shoulda cheated” and “now I feel stupid.” The harsh language toward her is conflicted rather than emotionally detached, especially when he admits, “I called you a bitch at the end, I don’t know if I mean it.”

The song ultimately converts heartbreak into a defensive lesson about ambition and trust. A Boogie connects the relationship advice in the song to his mother’s blunt guidance 5, while saying that, at the time, he was trying to make money, make music, and build his life 4. His later claim that “all the girls want me” contrasts his past restraint with his changed circumstances 4, but the repeated hook shows that career focus has not erased the memory of the person who hurt him.

“I look back and I dab” is his attempt to dismiss the pain rather than proof that it no longer matters. He described it as the feeling of dancing after an argument with his girlfriend and deciding, in effect, to brush it off 2. That tension between performing indifference and continuing to think about her is the song’s emotional core.

Last updated 2026-09-14