Love Me

BENO's song 'Love Me' delves into themes of loyalty, wealth, and the complexities of relationships in the context of his lifestyle. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of his life, marked by significant financial success and the challenges that come with it. The opening lines highlight his generosity towards his family, spending lavishly on his son and sister, which underscores a sense of responsibility and care for his loved ones. However, this is juxtaposed with his disdain for 'hood hoes,' suggesting a disconnection or mistrust towards certain individuals from his past or environment who he feels do not genuinely care about him.

The song also touches on themes of violence and survival, with references to firearms and confrontations. Lines like 'Lil' Tommy got an FN in the backseat' and 'We got them motherfuckin' choppers' reflect a readiness to defend oneself and assert dominance. This imagery is further reinforced by the repeated phrase 'Go out the back door on that nigga,' which could symbolize a strategic retreat or escape from dangerous situations. The red rag and red flag references hint at gang affiliations, adding another layer of complexity to his narrative.

Amidst the chaos, BENO also explores his relationships and personal indulgences. He mentions his romantic entanglements, including a bisexual partner and the duality of having both a main and a side partner. This duality extends to his lifestyle, where he balances moments of high luxury, like riding in a Rolls-Royce, with the gritty reality of street life. The repeated affirmations of 'yeah' throughout the song create a rhythmic cadence that emphasizes his confidence and assertiveness in navigating these multifaceted aspects of his life.