​lost boys (feat. Trippie Redd)

Machine Gun Kelly (MGK), known for his genre-blending music that often combines elements of rap, rock, and punk, delves into a dark and introspective space with the song 'lost boys (feat. Trippie Redd)'. The lyrics paint a picture of someone grappling with the weight of their own existence, feeling lost and overwhelmed by a 'life of sin'. The repetition of the line 'I guess I lost my life again' suggests a cyclical struggle with personal demons and a sense of déjà vu when it comes to facing these challenges.

The song's narrative is deeply personal, with MGK reflecting on his own life and the pressures of fame. He mentions recording two messages, one for his loved ones and another contemplating suicide, highlighting the intense emotional turmoil he's experiencing. The reference to everything being 'blue' could symbolize depression, while the mention of people not expressing their true feelings until it's too late underscores a sense of isolation. MGK also touches on the fleeting nature of success and the nostalgia for simpler times, before the complexities of wealth and fame took over his life.

The collaboration with Trippie Redd adds another layer to the song, as both artists are known for their emotional vulnerability in their music. The haunting melody and the refrain of 'yeah (oh-oh)' throughout the song create an atmosphere of resignation and sorrow, reinforcing the theme of feeling lost and disconnected. 'lost boys' serves as a raw and candid expression of the darker side of the human experience, where success doesn't necessarily equate to happiness, and the search for meaning can lead to a sense of being adrift.