The song "Yes Yes" by MoStack is a gritty and raw portrayal of life in the streets, where betrayal and violence are a constant threat. The skit in the beginning sets the tone, with a conversation about a robbery and the inability to identify the culprits. The chorus talks about a lavish lifestyle, with references to high-end brands like Kenzo and Benzo, in contrast to the harsh realities of the streets. MoStack delves into the theme of betrayal and distrust, with lines about friends turning on each other and the difficulty of knowing who to trust. He also touches on the consequences of street life, with references to violence and retribution. The song portrays a sense of isolation and defensiveness, with MoStack declaring himself a "very known, a very known stranger" and warning people not to call his phone. The song ends with a reflection on the hardships of life, but also a resilience and determination to learn from mistakes. Despite taking a loss, MoStack emphasizes the importance of turning setbacks into lessons. The song captures the complexities of street life, with its mix of materialism, betrayal, and survival instincts.
