MustBeARealDragWakingUpAndBeingYou

In 'MustBeARealDragWakingUpAndBeingYou,' BONES delivers a scathing critique of contemporary notions of success and self-worth. The song opens with a sarcastic acknowledgment of typical markers of success: money, sexual conquests, and substance use. BONES highlights how these superficial achievements are often celebrated, yet they are ultimately hollow and unfulfilling. The repetition of 'okay' underscores the banality and emptiness of these pursuits, suggesting that they are not as impressive as they might seem.

BONES then shifts to a more direct confrontation, pointing out that those who follow popular trends are no different from anyone else. He emphasizes that only the weak conform to societal expectations, implying that true strength lies in individuality and authenticity. The metaphor of the 'skeleton touch' serves as a powerful image of reality crashing down on those who believe they are untouchable. BONES portrays himself as a force that exposes the fragility of their inflated egos, making them 'turn around' and face the truth.

The song also features a reference to 'I'm Real' by J. Lo and Ja Rule, which contrasts BONES' authenticity with the perceived superficiality of mainstream success. The outro includes a dialogue that reinforces the underground nature of BONES' music, celebrating its raw and unfiltered quality. This segment serves as a reminder that BONES' art is rooted in genuine expression, free from the constraints of commercialism. Through this track, BONES challenges listeners to reconsider what they value and to seek deeper, more meaningful forms of success and self-worth.