All Bad (feat. Lil Uzi Vert)

In 'All Bad,' Future and Lil Uzi Vert delve into the complexities of modern relationships and the lavish lifestyles they lead. The song opens with Lil Uzi Vert's declaration of independence and detachment, emphasizing that if he hangs up, he means it, and it's better to leave things behind. This sets the tone for a narrative that explores the fleeting nature of relationships in the context of their high-profile lives. The artists express a sense of liberation from stress and disagreements, choosing instead to focus on the abundance of options they have, particularly when it comes to romantic interests.

Future's verses further elaborate on this theme, highlighting the variety of women he encounters and the different worlds they come from. He uses metaphors like comparing a girl to a pearl and himself to someone smarter than others, who chase after trivial pursuits like squirrels. This imagery underscores the idea that he is above the petty dramas and is more focused on enjoying his opulent lifestyle. The mention of drinking pineapple juice and never hurling suggests a sense of control and resilience, even amidst indulgence.

Lil Uzi Vert's contributions to the song reinforce the themes of wealth and self-sufficiency. He talks about his nickname 'Young Spend It,' indicating his financial prowess and the ability to afford luxuries like Fenty and Christian Dior. The lyrics also touch on the superficiality of some relationships, with references to a girl who claims to be vegan but still knows how to 'eat meat,' symbolizing the contradictions and complexities in their interactions. Both artists convey a message of prioritizing their own well-being and success over the complications of romantic entanglements, painting a picture of a life where material wealth and personal freedom take precedence.