Money Over Bitches (feat. Bailey & Messy Marv)

San Quinn's song "Money Over Bitches (feat. Bailey & Messy Marv)" is a raw and unapologetic anthem that delves into the hustler's mindset, prioritizing wealth and success over romantic entanglements. The song's title itself is a blunt declaration of the central theme: money takes precedence over relationships with women. This theme is explored through the verses of Bailey, Messy Marv, and San Quinn, each offering their perspective on the hustler's life.

Bailey's verse paints a vivid picture of a lavish lifestyle, complete with luxury cars, expensive drinks, and high-end fashion. He emphasizes his detachment from emotional connections, focusing instead on accumulating wealth. The imagery of "sky ballin'" and "loungin' in a stretch Bentley" underscores the opulence that comes with his hustler status. Bailey's disdain for women who seek to benefit from his success is clear, as he refuses to let them "cost [him] no Loochie."

Messy Marv's verse continues this narrative, highlighting the importance of financial independence and the rejection of superficial relationships. He speaks of taming and never praising women, viewing them as distractions from his pursuit of wealth. The line "Havin' paper is an addiction" encapsulates the relentless drive for money that defines his lifestyle. Marv's focus on material success is further emphasized by his disdain for those who pretend to have wealth, urging them to "quit perpin'."

San Quinn's verse ties the song together, reinforcing the theme of prioritizing money over women. He references the tradition of hustling in Filmo, a neighborhood in San Francisco, and the various ways in which he and his crew make money. Quinn's disdain for trusting women is evident in lines like "Trust a bitch I never would" and "Money Over Bitches." His verse also touches on the idea of manipulating women for financial gain, further solidifying the song's central message.

The hook, repeated throughout the song, serves as a mantra: "I gotta get my Money Over Bitches. They want the money, I want my riches." This refrain encapsulates the hustler's creed, emphasizing the relentless pursuit of wealth and the rejection of emotional entanglements that might hinder that pursuit.