The song Diamonds and Gold relates to every woman’s secret desire to release their inner sexuality. Society regulates the sexuality of women, constantly categorizing based on the sensuality a woman may exude. Although the constraints of “should be” entangle most women this song depicts the woman who chooses to step beyond those bounds. The type of woman Mac Miller sings of should not be confused with the woman who claims to be this vixen and acts without class. This is a woman who genuinely desires a loving relationship but values the grandiose of life more so; this causes the constant heart ache. This is the lost girl, the girl always looking for more than what men can offer her.
The song Diamonds and Gold relates to every woman’s secret desire to release their inner sexuality. Society regulates the sexuality of women, constantly categorizing based on the sensuality a woman may exude. Although the constraints of “should be” entangle most women this song depicts the woman who chooses to step beyond those bounds. The type of woman Mac Miller sings of should not be confused with the woman who claims to be this vixen and acts without class. This is a woman who genuinely desires a loving relationship but values the grandiose of life more so; this causes the constant heart ache. This is the lost girl, the girl always looking for more than what men can offer her.