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In the song "Losers," The Weeknd and Labrinth challenge traditional notions of success and failure. They argue that formal education (school) does not guarantee success in life ("Only losers go to school")
In "Live For", The Weeknd and Drake depict a hedonistic lifestyle filled with excess. The lyrics are infused with nihilism and recklessness, as the artists revel in the moment without considering consequences
In The Weeknd's song "Less Than Zero," the lyrical hero reflects on a destructive love that has robbed him of his self-worth.At the beginning of the relationship, the hero tried to appear better than he really was, to be a "hero" for his beloved
In the song "Kiss Land," The Weeknd paints a picture of a life consumed by hedonism and superficial relationships, which he leads at the pinnacle of his fame.The first verse focuses on his star status and its effect on women
In "King of the Fall", The Weeknd paints a picture of a successful yet deeply flawed artist, reveling in his status and power over others. He openly boasts about drug abuse ("Adderall and its additives", "mixed it with 'Texas'", "gamma diet"), promiscuity ("My jaw hurt
In "In Your Eyes (Remix)", The Weeknd and Doja Cat narrate a complicated relationship where both partners are hurting but trying to hide it. The Weeknd sings about seeing the pain in his lover's eyes but choosing to ignore it, "turning away" from the truth