So Long

In 'So Long,' Killval delivers a powerful anthem of self-empowerment and personal growth. The song's lyrics revolve around the theme of breaking free from a toxic relationship and focusing on self-improvement and financial success. The repetitive chorus, 'So long, told her so long,' emphasizes the finality of the decision to leave behind someone who was detrimental to the artist's well-being. This decision is not just about ending a relationship but also about prioritizing one's own goals and aspirations.

The lyrics 'Counting up these racks, money so long' and 'I got money on me now, had to count up' highlight the artist's newfound financial success. This success is portrayed as a direct result of cutting ties with the person who was holding him back. The metaphor of 'money so long' serves as a symbol of the artist's growth and the tangible rewards of his hard work. The song suggests that by focusing on his own path and not allowing himself to be distracted by negative influences, the artist has been able to achieve a higher level of success and self-satisfaction.

Killval also touches on themes of self-respect and not tolerating dishonesty. Lines like 'You should apologize, yeah, 'Cause I won't be the guy that you lie to' reflect a strong stance against being mistreated or deceived. The artist's refusal to 'take no L, can't take no loss' further underscores his determination to maintain his self-worth and not let anyone undermine his progress. The song's upbeat tempo and confident delivery reinforce the message of resilience and the importance of self-prioritization in the face of adversity.