Psycho (feat. Ty Dolla $ign)

Post Malone's 'Psycho,' featuring Ty Dolla $ign, is a track that delves into the themes of wealth, trust, and the superficial nature of relationships in the face of fame. The song's hook, which repeats the line 'Damn, my AP goin' psycho,' refers to an Audemars Piguet watch, a symbol of extravagant wealth. The phrase 'goin' psycho' suggests a sense of losing control, perhaps due to the overwhelming nature of his success and the opulence that comes with it. The comparison 'lil' mama bad like Michael' likens a woman's allure to the legendary Michael Jackson's 'Bad,' playing on the dual meaning of 'bad' as both attractive and tough.

The lyrics express a distrust of people who are drawn to the artist's wealth, symbolized by the jewelry 'on you.' Post Malone's reference to his 'roof look like a no-show' could imply that his car is so luxurious that it seems invisible to the less affluent, or it could mean that he's so rich, he can afford to have a convertible roof down even when it's not there. The mention of 'Tony Romo for clowns and all the bozos' uses the retired NFL quarterback known for his precision as a metaphor for being prepared to deal with fake friends and hangers-on.

Ty Dolla $ign's verse continues the theme of opulence and mistrust, boasting about his Rolex ('Rollie') and the attention he receives from women. He describes a lifestyle of luxury cars, expensive jewelry, and casual relationships, all while maintaining a connection to his roots ('take you to the slums'). The song captures the paradox of a glamorous life that comes with fame, where the authenticity of relationships is often questioned, and material success can lead to isolation and paranoia.