Meaning of "Finesse" by B.O.B.

The lyrics of "Finesse" paint a picture of a world where superficial pleasures and fleeting encounters are the norm. The narrator seems to be surrounded by women who are only interested in him for his money or status, as evidenced by their attempts to finesse him. The repetitive chorus "If I had a someone, would you lie for me? If I had a hundred, would you ride for me? If I ain't make it home, would you cry for me?" highlights a sense of emptiness and distrust in relationships based on superficial criteria. The reference to the fountain of youth hints at the desire to cling to fleeting youthfulness and a carefree lifestyle, despite the shallow interactions that come with it. The song critiques the materialistic and opportunistic nature of some relationships and the emptiness that can come from pursuing superficial pleasures.