Lil Pump in his song "Gucci Gang." He captures the feeling of pure bliss while still recognizing that none of this really matters in the end. In his other song "D Rose," Pump explain that he's got "Eighty on his wrist." This is a clear reference to the 1980s when the cold war was at its height. It's not a coincidence that Pump was born in the 2000s. He uses this to make a bold statement about 9/11 in his song "Boss." Where a "♥♥♥♥♥ [comes] in with a saw.

Even the word 'Esketit' is a clear reference to desire. It's a contraction of the phrase 'let us acquire it.' Pump frequently uses this term to express how desire can not only destroy a man but liberate them as well.

In all, Pump represents Existentialism in its entirety. If you want any more, check out SmokePurpp, who was influential 20th-century Existentialism and brought Lil Pump to see the light of Existentialism.

Esketit.

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