The song "Body The Booth" by Huskii is a deeply personal and introspective track where the artist reflects on his struggles with addiction, relationships, and his own emotions. The lyrics depict a raw and vulnerable story of pain, loss, and self-discovery. The song begins with references to shopping at David Jones and engaging in drug sessions before delving into the artist's battle with weight loss and moving away. He reveals his dependence on drugs and the negative impact it has on his relationships, particularly with a woman who both hates and loves him. Huskii discusses how this woman was there for him during his darkest days and even saved his life with Narcan after an overdose. However, there is resentment present as he reminisces about her scarring his face and now trying to forget him. He confesses to using drugs as a way to mask his pain and admits to overdosing on pills. The artist also expresses frustration with the music industry, feeling like his hard-hitting lyrics are overlooked by the mainstream. Huskii then dives into his upbringing and relationships with his family, touching upon his father's incarceration and their conversations about past hurts. He recalls feeling stressed about a potential baby while dealing with his own emotional issues. The song reveals his struggles with self-harm, using tattoos as a way to cope. The chorus of the song references the loss of friends and burning bridges, feeling isolated and disconnected from others. Huskii mentions his love for a woman whom he is too stubborn to show, resulting in him constantly going back and confusing her. He expresses longing for the past and acknowledges that they can never regain what they once had. The artist contemplates returning to his destructive habits, such as drug use and promiscuity, as a means to escape his feelings of loneliness. The lyrics also touch upon the judgment and stigma associated with affection for strippers. Huskii asserts that he is not falling in love with strippers, and he makes a reference to rapper Lil Uzi Vert's song "XO TOUR Llif3" where he mentioned his friends being dead. He emphasizes that he is still shopping at David Jones and creating music that resonates with listeners. In the latter part of the song, Huskii asserts his talent and confidence within the rap scene. He dismisses those who underestimate him and declares himself as a beast in the industry. The lyrics reveal a determination to succeed while remaining unbothered by fame and its associated superficiality. Overall, "Body The Booth" delves into the artist's battle with addiction, relationships, and his journey of self-discovery. It is a deeply introspective and emotional track that offers a glimpse into Huskii's personal struggles and growth.
