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The song 'none' by funeral featuring midwxst conveys themes of defiance and outright refusal to owe anyone anything, particularly women the artists appear to have had negative experiences with. They assert their independence, using aggressive lyrics that highlight a refusal to be manipulated or controlled. The song perpetuates a narration of maintaining emotional distance and prioritizing one's self-interest over relationships or expectations set by others.
The song starts with a chorus by funeral, setting a confrontational and dismissive tone. The artists use hyperbolic and violent language to illustrate an extreme unwillingness to submit to others' demands, which could be interpreted as a protective stance rooted in past betrayals or disappointment. The emotional journey unfolds in a somewhat raw and chaotic fashion, expressing anger and hostility towards those they feel are trying to take advantage of them.
As funeral progresses to the verse, there's a continuation of the theme of mistrust and emotional detachment. The language suggests a sense of paranoia or an expectation of deceit, leading to a hardened exterior. Funerals lyrics seem to remove any form of vulnerability, emotionally barricading himself from connections that could potentially demand something from him.
midwxst's verse introduces a competitive and self-assured spirit into the emotional mix. There's a narrative of overcoming opposition and emerging superior, with violent metaphors representing triumphs over challenges or rivals. The emotional tone is boastful and unyielding, reinforcing the ethos of self-preservation and dominance presented in the song.
By the end of the song, the emotional journey doesn't so much conclude as it reinforces the established motifs of detachment, self-reliance, and assertive individualism. The repeated chorus drives home the message that no concessions will be made, maintaining the defiant stance throughout and ensuring the song's emotional trajectory remains consistently aggressive and unapologetic.
"Bet that bitch think I owe her sumn"
Here, funeral expresses a strong sentiment that despite others' expectations, he refuses to feel indebted or obligated to anyone, especially to the women he's referencing.
"this pistol very tuckable"
funeral equates preparedness and self-defense to the concealment of a weapon, illustrating his readiness to protect himself from emotional or physical threats.
"Play my cards like Yu-Gi-Oh!"
midwxst makes a reference to the popular card game, highlighting strategic decision-making and treating life events as a game to be won through cunning and skill.
"My money blue like Mr. Meeseeks"
midwxst compares the color of his money to the character Mr. Meeseeks from the animated series 'Rick and Morty,' using a lighthearted reference to discuss his financial status.
