The meaning of the lyrics of the song "Keep the Hustle" by the artist "Wale"
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In the song "By Any Means," Wale, Meek Mill, and Rick Ross tackle the theme of the African American struggle for rights and their place in the sun. The lyrics are full of references to history, religion, and street life, creating a multi-layered image of African American identity
In the song "Bag of Money," artists Wale and Rick Ross use the metaphor of a "bag of money" to describe the attractive and luxurious women they spend their time with.Main semantic layers of the lyrics Material wealth and its connection to attractiveness Rick Ross repeatedly compares his girl to a "bag of money," emphasizing her beauty and value in monetary terms
In the song "Light Outside" by Wakey! Wakey!, the lyrical hero addresses a loved one who seems to be going through hard times and sees no reason to get out of bed. He gently nudges him towards life, reminding him of the beauty of the surrounding world ("it's beautiful outside") and urging him not to withdraw into himself
The song "50k" by Waka Flocka Flame is a boastful anthem about success, wealth, and street credibility.Waka Flocka Flame paints a picture of a luxurious life filled with expensive cars, beautiful women, and carefree spending
In the song "5 of Your Exes" by VVAVES, the author describes a manipulative guy prone to abusive behavior in relationships. The lyrical heroine, communicating with him and, importantly, with his ex-girlfriends, begins to understand his true nature
In "Shark in the Water," VV Brown utilizes the metaphor of danger ("shark") to illustrate her complex emotions and desire for attention from her lover.The lyrical heroine confesses to feeling insecure ("sometimes my head spins around," "feel so lost") which leads to mood swings and a tendency to provoke her partner ("I take it out on you")
