“Gang” explores themes of nihilism and what D’Chrome Foster describes as “social euthanasia”––the slow elimination of one’s spirit through violence, poverty, and systemic neglect. The song confronts how violence becomes normalized, hope for stability fades, and the act of living itself feels mechanical and transactional. 

Another concept “Gang” highlights is the emptiness of false fulfillment and fame. Even when one attempts to escape the cycle through money or recognition, nihilism remains. Tension between survival on the streets and yearning for stability and family is captured through lyrical storytelling. Amid the chaos, the search for brotherhood becomes one of the main paths to connection.

In an interview, D’Chrome Foster shared that “the song doesn’t present an answer [to nihilism] because that answer is why we’re really here––to figure out what our purpose is, how we’re supposed to help, and if we’re supposed to help at all.”