In It For The Money
Clients Lyrics

In "In It for the Money," the Clients explore the idea of the pursuit of money and material possessions. They express their comfort in using their sexuality and looks to obtain wealth and status, referring to themselves as "glamour glitz and Ritz." The lyrics show the singer's apathy towards hard work and determination and instead present a lazy and selfish approach to life. The idea of being "in it for the money" is straightforward and crass, lacking any emotional depth or care for others. The repetition of the phrase "just give me love, just give me sex, just give me money" reinforces the idea that the Clients are only concerned with immediate gratification and temporary pleasure.

The Clients' approach to music and lyrics can be seen as intentional posturing and satire, with the lyrics serving more as biting commentary than actual sincere opinions. The lyrics can be interpreted as a commentary on the rampant and often cutthroat pursuit of money in contemporary society. The casual and flippant lyrics seem to be a commentary on how easily people will abandon their values and sense of worth to achieve material success. The idea is that, in today's society, people will do whatever it takes to get ahead, regardless of what it says about their character and morality.

The song has a strong punk influence, with its repetitive, driving beat and aggressive vocals. It is also notable for its use of sampling throughout the track, with several sound clips of dialogue from various movies or TV shows being spliced into the music, giving it an even more confrontational and abrasive quality.