[INTRO] [VERSE] Mo’ money mo’-mo’ money Mo’ money mo’ problem Oh yeah [INSTRUMENTAL] Em [VERSE] If I was flipping burgers on the night shift would you choose me? Would you let me take you home if I drove a hooptie? [PRE-CHORUS] Cause every time I see you I be screamin’ "Hallelujah" But you’re all about the Benjamins I see right through ya [CHORUS] I’m still gonna get stoned So you could go ahead and break your bones Cause all I’ve ever been told Mo’ money mo’ problems so I’d rather be broke [INSTRUMENTAL] Em [CHORUS] And all my people say whoo And all my people say whoo Mo’ money mo’ problems So I’d rather be broke [VERSE] You just want one thing My love ain’t enough I was so busy tryna make this shit last That I didn’t notice she was kissing my cash [PRE-CHORUS] Cause every time I see you I be screamin’ "Hallelujah" But you’re all about the Benjamins I see right through ya [CHORUS] I’m still gonna get stoned So you could go ahead and break your bones Cause all I’ve ever been told Mo’ money mo’ problems so I’d rather be broke [INSTRUMENTAL] Em [CHORUS] And all my people say whoo And all my people say whoo Mo’ money mo’ problems So I’d rather be broke [BRIDGE] Whatcha gonna do when you’re out of favors? Are you gonna chase this paper? Whatcha gonna do when the good Lord age ya? Are you gonna chase this paper? [INSTRUMENTAL] Cause all I’ve ever been told Mo’ money mo’ problems So I’d rather be broke Stevie ready for ’em! Mo’ money mo’ problems So I’d rather be broke [INSTRUMENTAL] Em [CHORUS] Mo’ money mo’-mo’ money Mo’ money mo’ problems baby Mo’ money mo’-mo’ money Mo’ money mo’ problem

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque la tension entre l'amour véritable et l'attrait pour l'argent. Le narrateur se demande si une personne l'accepterait tel qu'il est, même s'il ne possède pas de richesses. Au fil des paroles, il s'interroge sur les relations superficielles basées sur l'argent, tout en exprimant sa préférence pour une vie simple plutôt que riche, illustrant ainsi que la quête d'argent peut amener plus de problèmes. Dans un monde où l'argent est souvent perçu comme un signe de succès, le message souligne l'importance des valeurs humaines et des véritables connexions, nous rappelant que parfois, il vaut mieux avoir moins de biens matériels et plus de sincérité dans nos relations.