Lifestyle (feat. Young Thug / Rich Homie Quan)

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From Struggle to Success: The Rich Gang Journey

Rich Gang's 'Lifestyle' featuring Young Thug and Rich Homie Quan is a braggadocious anthem that celebrates the rags-to-riches story of the artists involved. The song's lyrics depict the lavish lifestyle they now enjoy as a result of their success in the music industry, contrasting it with the hardships they faced in the past. The repeated line 'Did a lot of shit just to live this here lifestyle' emphasizes the struggles and sacrifices made to reach their current level of wealth and fame.

The song also touches on themes of loyalty and resilience. Phrases like 'I'ma ride for my niggas, aye' and 'I ain't goin' out like no idiot, I'm a og' reflect a commitment to their friends and a determination to maintain their success without falling prey to foolish mistakes. The artists express a sense of pride in providing for their families and a refusal to be brought down by others. The lyrics 'God told me they can never stop me so they ain't gon' stop me' suggest a belief in their own destiny to succeed.

Cultural references, such as 'I'm skatin', like that nigga Lupe' (referring to Lupe Fiasco's song 'Kick, Push' about skateboarding), and the use of metaphors like 'livin' life like volcano' to signify a powerful and explosive lifestyle, add depth to the song's portrayal of success. The artists' journey from 'the bottom, to the top' serves as a narrative of overcoming adversity and achieving one's dreams through hard work and perseverance.

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