This song, "Suicide: Five On It," is a deeply personal and raw exploration of isolation, financial exploitation, and profound despair. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of someone feeling used and unseen, where their worth is measured only by what they can provide financially. The recurring phrase "I Gat Five On It" initially hints at having money or being ready to contribute, but as the song progresses, it becomes a bitter reminder of how others constantly demand and consume their resources ("All Dem Know is How To Spend The Money That I Made Out From The Work That I've Done"). This is poignantly captured in the Nigerian Pidgin English idiom, "Monkey Dey Work, Baboon Dey Chop," highlighting the unfair distribution of labor and reward. The artist expresses a crushing sense of loneliness