You don't know me true story. Can you explain what this might imply?

Not necessarily. Many works labeled as such are purely fictional creations inspired by various ideas and imagination.

It could mean that there is a person in a real - life story who doesn't deserve someone to sacrifice their life for them. Maybe this person has shown themselves to be unworthy through their actions, like being dishonest, unkind, or self - centered.

Well, it could mean that someone is being wrongly identified as another person. Maybe in a situation where there are assumptions made about their identity, but they are not that person at all.

This statement implies that within the framework of a true story, there is an individual (referred to as 'he') who lacks the qualities that would justify someone sacrificing their life on his behalf. It might be that he has a history of making poor choices, treating others badly, or not contributing positively to the lives of those around him. In a true story, perhaps there were events that clearly demonstrated his unworthiness, such as betraying friends or being cowardly in crucial situations.

It could be. Sometimes stories are inspired by real events but with fictional elements added.

No, it's not. 'You Don't Know Me' is a fictional creation.

This statement can also be seen as a way to bring finality to a conversation that was centered around a particular story. The speaker may have built up the story gradually, and by saying this, is indicating that they have reached the end of what they wanted to communicate. It gives a sense of closure, as if to say 'this is all there is to it, and now we can move on to something else or just let the story sit as it is'.

The phrase 'You Never Know True Story' by Immortal Technique might also be a commentary on the nature of truth in general. Truth can be subjective, and what one person believes to be true might not be the whole story. Immortal Technique might be urging his listeners to dig deeper, to question what they think they know. In his music, he may be presenting stories that are not the typical ones we hear, stories that expose the underbelly of society, whether it's about poverty, crime, or systemic injustice. And by saying 'You Never Know True Story', he's making us realize that we should always be open to new perspectives and the possibility that there's more to every story than meets the eye.

Well, it might mean that in a particular true story, there is a character or entity that is so determined or has such a hold over someone that escaping is not an option. For example, in a story of a criminal chasing a victim where the events are based on true happenings, this statement could be relevant.

Well, without knowing the full story, it's hard to be certain. But if it's related to the term 'khudaya' which might be related to God in some languages, it could potentially have significance in terms of religious or spiritual teachings, like moral lessons or a way to connect with the divine.