French Montana’s Music is often a hit and miss, both he drops one thing with nice power, good in lyrics, beat, and videography, or it feels like a 13 yr child’s Soundcloud rap. sadly in “Huge Bag” launched on July 25, 2025, it’s nearer to the second case.
The refrain is mainly the entire level, massive bag = massive cash , the place it sends the message that it’s an final achievement. The track is easy, it repeats loads of the lyrics, and it sticks, not as a result of it’s deep however as a result of it’s a by no means ending loop. The beat stays minimal all through the track and when you take heed to it a few occasions you notice the monitor isn’t really constructing to something, it’s simply straight up flexing.
The video clip works nicely with the lyrics. Burning luggage in a pile is a loud approach of exhibiting they’ve received cash, a lot that they don’t even care about losing it, and that “we don’t care” angle is clearly meant to make folks mad. The money, luxurious vehicles, and even the crocodile add to that message too, the whole lot feels costly, flashy, and deliberately excessive to indicate how wealthy and unique their way of life is.
What’s fascinating, although, is how ironic the setting feels. Elements of the video appear to be they have been filmed within the backrooms of an deserted place, which is the other of the wealthy boy aesthetic they’re making an attempt to present. However I may see how that distinction may characterize them lastly making it from nothing flexing in a gritty area to indicate the place they got here from. Both approach, the video high quality is excellent and the edits are additionally very nicely made.
Lil Durk brings precise depth, he feels like he’s lived what he’s speaking about. However the track doesn’t let that matter, as a result of it retains snapping again to the identical loop, cash, cash, cash. At that time it’s not storytelling, it’s simply bragging on repeat which makes it lack authenticity.
Total it’s a pleasant track, but it surely’s lacking that actual layer. Like okay, the vibe is there, however the place’s the half that makes me really feel something or really relate?
