In a world where beliefs are often dictated by the gaze of others, one song dares to challenge this notion. "BLOODMONEY" is a powerful critique of hypocrisy and insincerity, particularly in relation to religious faith and morality. The repeated question "What do you believe?" underscores the disparity between public persona and private convictions. It suggests that many people's actions don't align with their professed beliefs, especially when they think no one is watching. The lyrics also highlight the human tendency towards greed and excess, suggesting these sins can't be easily absolved through shallow repentance. Furthermore, the line about having one's soul sucked out could symbolize losing oneself in societal expectations or material pursuits. Ultimately, Poppy calls for genuine self-examination and integrity in both faith and action.
