Calling (Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse) (feat. A Boogie Wit da Hoodie, NAV & Swae Lee)

Metro Boomin's 'Calling (Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse) (feat. A Boogie Wit da Hoodie, NAV & Swae Lee)' is a song that encapsulates the essence of self-sacrifice and dedication often associated with superhero narratives. The lyrics convey a deep sense of commitment and willingness to do whatever it takes to save someone the protagonist cares about. The repeated line 'just to save you, I'd give all of me' emphasizes the theme of selflessness and the extent to which the speaker is willing to go for the sake of another.

The song also touches on the complexities of relationships and the acknowledgment of personal flaws. The lines 'It's my fault, made you fall for me' and 'It hurts me when you start to see my flaws' suggest a sense of responsibility for the other person's emotional state and a vulnerability that comes with being seen for who one truly is. The superhero metaphor extends to the idea of being a hero in someone's life, not just in the grandiose sense but in the everyday actions that support and uplift them.

Cultural references to luxury and success, such as 'Patek Philippes' and 'Bentley Mulsanne,' are woven into the narrative, perhaps symbolizing the material ways in which the speaker tries to protect or enhance the life of the person they care about. However, the core message remains one of emotional and personal sacrifice, with the speaker positioning themselves as the 'last one left' who can save the other, indicating a deep sense of loyalty and heroism.