Gryffy confronts the cost of corporate life on “401K”

Gryffy’s “401K” explores the pressures of adulthood and corporate work, the awkwardness of trading youth for a pay cheque. The track builds into a much bigger, emotionally charged final section, echoing the tension that grows when routine begins to replace possibility. Its genre-bending identity reflects a subject that won’t fit into a neat coming-of-age story. “401K” captures burnout perfectly, taking everyday job anxieties and expanding them into a broader critique of time and decision-making.