MONEY I LOVE IT

HoodBlaq's song 'MONEY I LOVE IT' delves into the gritty realities and allure of street life, juxtaposed with the pursuit of wealth and status. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a life deeply rooted in the streets, where the artist feels an unbreakable bond with his environment. The repeated lines 'Sie wissen, ich muss geh'n, wenn die Straße ruft' and 'Glaub mir, ich will niemals weg von hier' emphasize a sense of duty and belonging to the streets, suggesting that the artist's identity and purpose are intertwined with this lifestyle.

The song also highlights the duality of street life, where danger and success coexist. HoodBlaq references his 'Big Stepper' and 'Real Trapper' status, indicating his prominence and authenticity in the street culture. The mention of 'Zivis on my block' and 'Fuck Police' reflects the constant surveillance and tension with law enforcement, a common theme in street narratives. The artist's Jamaican heritage is also celebrated, drawing parallels to influential figures like Vybz Kartel and BIG, which adds a layer of cultural pride and identity.

Wealth and material success are central themes in 'MONEY I LOVE IT'. The chorus, with lines like 'Sweater Dior and a nine in my pocket' and 'Im Kreis sind nur Baller, das Money, I love it', underscores the artist's love for money and the luxurious lifestyle it affords. The imagery of 'kipp' Becher nach Becher und bau' mir ein' Rocket' and 'die Fans machen Moshpit' conveys a sense of celebration and euphoria that comes with financial success and fame. However, this pursuit of wealth is not without its complexities, as the artist navigates relationships and personal challenges within this high-stakes environment.