Broke Boys

"Broke Boys" defines itself by negation, the title naming exactly what Drake and 21 Savage position themselves against. The song reads as a wealth-and-status record built on contrast: the duo's affluence and freedom set sharply against the limitations of those without resources, used here as a dismissive frame for rivals and doubters. The Metro Boomin and Tay Keith production supplies a hard, knocking backdrop suited to the disdainful tone. It is generally interpreted as a flex record whose engine is class distinction rather than narrative, a recurring posture across Her Loss where money functions as both achievement and weapon. Within the album it sits among the cuts most focused on status hierarchy, reinforcing the project's overall theme of combined dominance through the lens of financial separation from everyone else.