“Bought The Earth” by Yeat, from the album “2093”, delves into themes of power and self-interest. Produced by Rex Kudo, Carlton McDowell, and Charlie Coffeen, the song sees Yeat boasting about his ability to control and manipulate, symbolically claiming ownership of the Earth. Despite acknowledging the drawbacks of his lifestyle, he revels in the feeling of power it brings him, reflecting on his conflicting emotions and the highs and lows of his existence. Ultimately, the track presents a complex portrait of Yeat’s mindset in a world where power reigns supreme.