Stick Out (feat. Ghostemane)

Pouya's song 'Stick Out (feat. Ghostemane)' delves into themes of hedonism, recklessness, and the pursuit of pleasure. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a lifestyle characterized by indulgence in sex, drugs, and material wealth. The repeated refrain, 'I don’t wanna pull the stick out and bug out,' suggests a reluctance to resort to violence or aggression, yet the chaotic and wild behavior described throughout the song indicates a life lived on the edge.

The song's verses are filled with explicit references to sexual encounters and drug use, highlighting a sense of nihilism and a disregard for consequences. Pouya's mention of committing 'sodomy in Germany' and taking 'a little hit of speed' underscores a pattern of seeking immediate gratification without concern for the aftermath. This hedonistic approach is further emphasized by the lines 'Living the way that I wanted when I was but a jit,' suggesting a fulfillment of youthful fantasies and desires.

Ghostemane's contribution to the track continues this theme of excess and self-destruction. His lyrics describe a life of financial success and wild behavior, with references to 'flooding his wrist' and 'sitting on twins like the Olsen’s.' The imagery of 'pumpin' the H in my veins and I'm dying' adds a darker, more fatalistic tone to the song, hinting at the potential consequences of such a reckless lifestyle. The overall message of 'Stick Out' is one of living fast and hard, with little regard for the future or the impact of one's actions.