Look Back At It

A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie's 'Look Back At It' is a track that blends themes of sexual attraction with the complexities of fame and success. The song's hook, which repeats the phrase 'Look back at it,' suggests a strong physical attraction to a woman who is surprisingly skilled in love, despite claiming inexperience. The repetition of this line, along with the description of the physical reaction the artist has ('I get goosebumps'), emphasizes the intense physical connection and the allure of the new and unexpected.

The lyrics also delve into the artist's lifestyle, marked by wealth and the trappings of success, such as diamond rings and a new Benz. However, A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie reflects on the downsides of fame, acknowledging that while his wealth attracts attention and friends who enjoy 'money throwin',' it also brings unwanted scrutiny and people who are after his success ('Yeah, they plot on me, 'cause that bag on me'). The 'hoodie on low' line suggests a desire for privacy amidst the constant attention.

In the latter part of the song, the artist touches on his personal growth and the challenges he faces. He admits to his flaws ('Ain't shit, I admit it but I try') and seeks validation ('If I'm wrong, just tell me that I'm right'). This vulnerability contrasts with the earlier bravado, revealing a more introspective side. The song, therefore, is not just about physical attraction and the highs of success, but also about the personal struggles and the search for genuine connection amidst the superficiality that often accompanies fame.