The song "Getting Money Still Sad Too" by Horse Head and Lil Peep explores themes of sadness, longing, and the struggles that come with fame and relationships. The intro mentions GothBoiClique, which is a collective that both artists were associated with. It sets the tone for the emotional content of the song. Horse Head starts by expressing his desire to end his life, but nobody believes him. He longs to be loved and understood, but feels deceived by others who only use him for their own benefit before leaving him. He wants someone to see and believe in him. He emphasizes the need for mutual support and transparent connections, even though he is still making money, he is still sad. Lil Peep adds to the sentiment by saying that he also feels sad despite his financial success. He reflects on a past relationship when he had someone, but now he doesn't. He acknowledges that he no longer loves this person, but if they show him a sign, he might find another reason to try or to cry. It reflects his struggle in letting go of someone he once cared about. Horse Head then describes how this person he admires makes him feel both loved and devastated. He confesses to having a death wish but also wanting to make them his own. He interprets the alignment of the stars as a sign that their connection is meaningful. This stanza also includes a reference to a black Benz truck, which may symbolize their affiliation with a luxurious and dark lifestyle. Both artists highlight the fact that even though they are making money, they still feel a deep sadness. The repetition of the line "I remember when I had you, now I don't" emphasizes the loss and longing they both feel. Overall, "Getting Money Still Sad Too" delves into the complexities of emotions, fame, and relationships, expressing the struggle between financial success and inner turmoil.
