Gorilla Zoe's song "Obsession" delves into the rapper's addictive and obsessive nature towards various aspects of his life. The lyrics touch upon his obsession with money, women, cars, clothes, drugs, and the trap lifestyle. The song begins with mentioning luxury cars like the Rolls Royce and the reference to the driver resembling Mr. Belvedere, a fictional butler from the 1980s TV show. The lyrics also talk about mixing Red Bull lime juice with Belvedere vodka and being able to smell the drugs nearby. This sets the tone for the intense and addictive behavior that follows. Gorilla Zoe expresses his obsession with money, as it keeps him constantly captivated and entangled, somewhat to the point of being possessed. He declares an obsession with women, cars, and clothes, indicating his preference for a lavish and extravagant lifestyle. The repetition of the phrase "I got obsessions" highlights his fixation on materialistic desires. The rapper also speaks about his addiction to drugs, specifically referencing the trap lifestyle, which refers to drug dealing and the allure it holds for him. He admits to needing a weapon (strap) due to his obsessive attachment to the drug scene. The lyrics further emphasize Gorilla Zoe's dedication to his hustle and his determination to succeed. He mentions being fascinated with the dead men "calling" him whenever he sleeps, possibly referring to the relentless pursuit of success and the sacrifices made. As the song progresses, Gorilla Zoe asserts that if someone isn't talking about money, they are of no interest to him. He highlights his accomplishments, boasting about making it to the league (the music industry) without a scholarship (external support) and dismisses anyone who can't match his ambition. In the latter part of the song, there is a darker tone as the lyrics describe violent imagery, such as holding a pistol, and the confrontational nature of his lifestyle. This further reinforces his obsession with the trap lifestyle and his willingness to use force to protect his interests. Overall, "Obsession" portrays Gorilla Zoe's intense drive, his unapologetic pursuit of materialistic desires, and the consequences and turmoil that come with his addictive and obsessive nature.
