Song meaning of Socialite by Post Malone

Ah, Post Malone, always serving up those deep intellectual lyrics. So, let me break this down for you. In "Socialite," Posty starts off by declaring that he's always just one drink away from having a good day. Classic problem-solving right there. Then, he mentions blasting some Jodeci to really get loose. Because nothing says "let's party" like some smooth '90s R&B, am I right? He goes on to brag about his sexual prowess, comparing himself to Bobby Boucher from "The Waterboy." I mean, who wouldn't want to date a fictional waterboy-turned-football stud? Moving on, he casually throws in the fact that he bought a new Bentley without a roof, because, you know, just a regular Sunday errand. And apparently, his truck is so ridiculous that even the people in LA criticize it. But hey, he doesn't care because he's out there doing cul-de-sac donuts like a total nuisance. Truly, a man of the people. And in case you were wondering, he left his Prince with the Revolutions... whatever that means. Then we get to the chorus where Posty tells us that if God exists, it shouldn't be a problem to fuck him up because, you know, it's just a body. Deep stuff, right? And let's not forget that he refers to himself as a socialite, which I guess means he's the life of the party, or just really good at scrolling through social media. So in conclusion, "Socialite" is a lyrical masterpiece filled with philosophical inquiries and contemplations about life's deepest mysteries. Or, you know, it's just Post Malone being his charmingly eccentric self.