"Society" captures that signature Weeknd energy—moody, cinematic, and dripping with existential dread. It’s a song that feels like staring into the abyss while wrapped in designer silk, questioning who actually cares and who’s just here for the ride. The lyrics cut deep, from “They say they loved me when they never loved before” to the haunting “On this hill I been dyin’, so I’ll never stop fighting.” There’s grandeur in the production, that eerie, almost religious feel that makes it more than just another dark R&B track—it’s a full-on moment. Wrapped in the introspective themes of "Hurry Up Tomorrow," it plays like a final battle between Abel Tesfaye and the persona he’s built, a reflection on fame, sacrifice, and the weight of expectation. The raw emotion, the weighty storytelling, the theatrical delivery—it’s classic Weeknd, and it hits exactly where it’s meant to.
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