"Go Get Da Money" by Jose Guapo is a trap rap song that emphasizes the importance of obtaining wealth and success. The lyrics repeatedly highlight the motivation to acquire money and question why someone would not want to pursue financial gain. The song begins with Jose Guapo stating that he was taught to go after the money and wonders why anyone would not do the same. He emphasizes his efforts in accumulating wealth by mentioning thumbing through hundreds (likely referring to counting stacks of cash). Throughout the song, Guapo boasts about his lavish lifestyle and the level of success he has achieved. He mentions pouring lean (a mixture of codeine cough syrup and soda) into water and his ability to afford expensive jewelry and accessories. He also claims that women desire him but cannot afford him. The lyrics further delve into Guapo's experiences in the drug trade, with references to selling drugs such as packs and bales and receiving them in the mail. He states that he has multiple women, treating him like a star, and brags about his ability to keep drugs and money hidden. The chorus repeats the message of pursuing money and questions why someone would not want it. Guapo emphasizes his success by repeating that he has thumbed through hundreds and intends to continue doing so. Towards the end of the song, Guapo raps about turning someone's girlfriend into a servant, his financial prowess, and the consequences of not having money. He mentions sending money and papers (likely referring to legal documents) and expresses his preference for truthfulness over lies. Overall, "Go Get Da Money" conveys the importance of financial success and the rewards that come with it. The lyrics reflect Guapo's experiences in the drug trade and his desire to continue accumulating wealth and maintaining a high status.
