"Nunya" is a blunt way of saying "none of your business." The word was first used during the 1998 Disney Channel Original Movie Brink, when the titular character's reply to his little sister Katie inquiry about the gear in his backpack: Nunya…nunya business.
Here, Kehlani is telling her former lover who is snooping around that he has no business inquiring about her newfound freedom. You put on a show 'cause you don't want the world to know That you lost the girl who got it on her own It'd be good for you to let it go, let it go, let it go Ain't nunya business Their relationship was ruined when the guy got too friendly with other women. Now that Kehlani has found someone else, she tells her ex he needs to just put the past behind him and forget about her.
Los Angeles-based rapper Dom Kennedy drops a verse as Kehlani's ex, in which he gives his side of the story admitting that he only has himself to blame for their breakup.
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