Grown Man (feat. Polo G & Southside)

Marshmello's track 'Grown Man,' featuring Polo G and Southside, delves into the complexities of success, street life, and personal growth. The song opens with a boastful tone, highlighting the material gains and the luxurious lifestyle that comes with success. The lyrics 'New drip, I just spent some Gs on my attire' and 'These racks just keep on growin'' emphasize the accumulation of wealth and the constant pursuit of more. This is a common theme in hip-hop, where financial success is often equated with personal achievement and status.

However, beneath the surface of materialism, the song also touches on the darker aspects of this lifestyle. Polo G's verse introduces a more somber tone, reflecting on the violence and loss that come with street life. Lines like 'RIP to all my loved ones that ain't make it' and 'Broski turn into a demon when he off them pills' reveal the emotional toll and the dangerous environment that the artist navigates. This duality of celebrating success while acknowledging the harsh realities of their origins adds depth to the song, making it more than just a typical bragging anthem.

The recurring phrase 'I'm a grown man' serves as a declaration of maturity and responsibility. Despite the flashy exterior, the artists are aware of the weight of their actions and the consequences that come with their choices. The mention of 'Jesus come and grab the wheel' hints at a desire for guidance and redemption, suggesting that beneath the bravado, there is a yearning for stability and peace. This blend of confidence, vulnerability, and introspection makes 'Grown Man' a multifaceted track that resonates on multiple levels.