GOSHA

In '$NOT's' song 'GOSHA,' the artist delves into themes of materialism, rebellion, and the complexities of modern relationships. The song opens with a conversation about what the artist cares about, juxtaposed with what he doesn't give a 'fuck' about. This sets the tone for a track that oscillates between flaunting luxury and expressing disdain for societal norms.

The lyrics are rich with references to high-end fashion brands like Gosha Rubchinskiy, Gucci, and Nike, symbolizing a lifestyle steeped in material wealth. Lines like 'Nice chain, red Balmains' and 'Wrist wet, wet like rain' highlight the artist's affinity for opulence. However, this materialism is not just about flaunting wealth; it serves as a shield against a world that the artist finds 'so cruel.' The repeated mention of 'Gosha' not only signifies the brand but also becomes a metaphor for the artist's identity and status.

Rebellion is another prominent theme in the song. $NOT dismisses traditional paths like education with lines like 'Fuck school, I’on fuck with rules,' emphasizing a lifestyle that defies conventional expectations. This rebellious attitude is further accentuated by the imagery of violence and toughness, such as 'Blade out, phew, phew, see the cuts' and 'Long clip, Gosha, Gosha, bang, bang.' These lines paint a picture of a world where survival and respect are earned through defiance and strength.

Amidst the bravado and materialism, there are glimpses of vulnerability and trust. The artist speaks of a significant other as 'the only one I know and I trust,' referring to her as 'my Angel in the Stardust.' This softer side contrasts sharply with the otherwise harsh and rebellious tone of the song, adding layers to the artist's persona. The interplay between materialism, rebellion, and personal relationships makes 'GOSHA' a multifaceted track that captures the complexities of modern youth culture.