Lost Me (feat. Lil Mosey, Iann Dior, Lil Skies)

Internet Money's track 'Lost Me,' featuring Lil Mosey, Iann Dior, and Lil Skies, delves into the complexities of fame, loyalty, and personal growth. The song's lyrics paint a vivid picture of the artists' experiences as they navigate their newfound success and the challenges that come with it. The recurring theme of 'losing' people when they 'hopped up in a wraith' symbolizes the changes in relationships and the sense of betrayal that often accompanies fame. The 'wraith' here is a metaphor for their rise to success, and the moment they achieve it, they notice a shift in how people treat them.

The lyrics also highlight the artists' resilience and determination to stay true to themselves despite the pressures of fame. Lines like 'I can never change, I'ma stay the same' and 'Fuck fame, I'm just tryna get paid' emphasize their commitment to their roots and their focus on financial stability over superficial recognition. The mention of 'laughing to the bank' and 'looking saucy' reflects their confidence and self-assuredness in their success, despite the negativity and envy from others.

Additionally, the song touches on themes of loyalty and brotherhood. The repeated references to 'riding with my niggas or I'm riding by my lonely' and 'pistol totin'' underscore the importance of staying connected to their close circle and being prepared to defend themselves. The line 'my bro shot him in the face, he feeling like he Kobe' is a stark reminder of the harsh realities they face and the lengths they go to protect their own. This blend of bravado and vulnerability gives the song a raw, authentic feel, resonating with listeners who understand the duality of success and the sacrifices it entails.