Notes on Movie Stance and Themes

Introduction

• Analysis of the movie's perspective and themes.
• The language used in the lyrics reflects a strong stance.

Key Themes

Resilience and Determination

• "Get it how you live it": Emphasizes the importance of living authentically and pursuing one's own path.
• "Ten toes in when we standing on business": Stresses commitment and dedication to one's goals.

Struggles Against Adversity

• "Straight terror, product of your errors": Acknowledges the consequences of past mistakes.
• "Fishing country, baby, got that product you can measure": Represents the challenges of sourcing and measuring success in a tough environment.

Rebellion Against Authority

• "Fuck the laws, lawyer with me, we ain't got a cop": Highlights a disregard for legal constraints and a rebellious attitude.
• "If you don't deserve a cut, then we gon' cut em off": Indicates a strong sense of justice and loyalty within a community.

Personal Reflection and Legacy

• "R.I.B.'s in your memory, we carry on": Suggests the importance of honoring those who have passed.
• "When I die, they will not bury me, not what I want": A strong declaration of wanting a legacy that lives on beyond physical life.
• "Immortality's a fallacy, I've proven wrong": Challenges the notion of lasting fame or memory.

The Journey and Struggle

• "Moving to the money like it's urgent": The urgency and necessity of financial success are emphasized.
• "Only thing that's promised is that promises are broken": Highlights the uncertainty of life and the struggle to trust.

Coping Mechanisms

• "Finding ways to cope": Discusses the importance of dealing with emotions and challenges.
• "Making is a bag with emotions": Represents the complexity of emotional experiences tied to success.

Conclusion

• The lyrics encapsulate themes of determination, rebellion, and the fight for one’s legacy amidst adversity.
• The personal narrative serves as both a reflection of individual struggles and a broader commentary on society.